It has been 30 years since Tom Hanks, 67, and Robin Wright, 58, starred in iconic film Forrest Gump together and though they are reuniting for a new flick they somehow do not look much different.
The two veteran actors were de-aged in the new trailer for Here released on Wednesday as they reunite with director Robert Zemeckis for a new drama.
The ambitious project is centered around Tom and Robin's characters as they are shown in the same living room throughout the years.
At several points in the near two-minute clip the two thespians looked eerily similar to their iconic characters Forrest Gump and Jenny Curran in the multiple Oscar-winning film.
Tom Hanks , 67, and Robin Wright , 58, were de-aged in the new trailer for Here released on Wednesday as they reunite with director Robert Zemeckis for a new drama.
In the flick Tom plays Richard McGuire and Robin portrays his eventual wife Margaret.
The trailer begins with the two looking much younger as Margaret meets Richard's father in the living room.
It then flashes to decades later as the two look much more advanced in age as Richard says: 'Time sure does fly, doesn't it?'
Margaret then has a pensive look on her face as she looks off in the distance and replies: 'It sure does.'
Classic Yes song I’ve Seen All Good People then kicks in as it shows the same exact spot throughout the years from the prehistoric dinosaur age until the family empty's the home with Richard and Margaret in their 80s.
Later in the clip Richard invites Margaret to stay over at his home as he said: 'You know, if you like, you could spend the rest of the night here.'
Margaret responds: 'You know, if you like, you could spend the rest of the night here.'
Tom and Robin are de-aged in the film movie through the generative AI-driven tool called Metaphysic Live according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The ambitious project is centered around Tom and Robin's characters as they are shown in the same living room throughout the years and at several points in the near two-minute clip the two thespians looked eerily similar to their iconic characters Forrest Gump and Jenny Curran in the multiple Oscar-winning film
In the flick Tom plays Richard McGuire and Robin portrays his eventual wife Margaret
Classic Yes song I’ve Seen All Good People then kicks in as it shows the same exact spot throughout the years from the prehistoric dinosaur age until the family empty's the home with Richard and Margaret in their 80s
Director Zemeckis, 72, previously told the publication: 'With Here, the film simply wouldn’t work without our actors seamlessly transforming into younger versions of themselves.'
Also starring in the film are Paul Bettany and Kelly Reilly as Richard's parents.
Michelle Dockery and Gwilym Lee as a couple in the early 1900s and David Fynn and Ophelia Lovibond as an inventor and pin-up model during the 1920s are also featured in the film.
The movie is based on the 2014 graphic novel by Richard McGuire also titled Here as it tells the century-long story of a single house and all the different people who lived there.
Tom and Robin are de-aged in the film movie through the generative AI-driven tool called Metaphysic Live according to The Hollywood Reporter
Hanks, Wright, Zemeckis, and writer Eric Roth helped Forrest Gump earn an impressive six Academy Awards including best picture and individual wins for Hanks for best actor, Zemeckis for best director and Roth for best adapted screenplay
Here will hit theaters worldwide on November 15
The synopsis of the film according to IMDB is: 'From the reunited director, writer, and stars of FORREST GUMP, HERE is an original film about multiple families and a special place they inhabit. The story travels through generations, capturing the human experience in its purest form.'
The film was written by Eric Roth who is also reuniting with Zemeckis, Hanks, and Wright as they all worked on Forrest Gump together in 1994.
The foursome helped the American comedy-drama film earn an impressive six Academy Awards including best picture and individual wins for Hanks for best actor, Zemeckis for best director and Roth for best adapted screenplay.
Here will hit theaters worldwide on November 15.
