This little robot actually teaches humanity how to be human again

THE IDEA BECOMES REALITY
DIRECTOR/CO-WRITER ANDREW STANTON’S FUTURISTIC TALE OF ROBOTS, ROMANCE AND GALACTIC ADVENTURE

“This little robot actually teaches humanity how to be human again.”
~ Lindsey Collins, Co-Producer


Co-producer Lindsey Collins observes, “Andrew’s films have an incredible emotional core to them that lays the foundation upon which the action adventure plays out. He writes stories that are so simple and identifiable. Even though the movie is out there in terms of its concept and scale, it feels very personal from him as a writer. He likes to write about small characters whose journey or struggle has an enormous impact. In ‘Finding Nemo,’ Marion went on a journey, and Dory unintentionally had this enormous impact on him, and he was changed as a result.

“In a similar way, WALL•E is this unintentional hero. He has the ability to impact humanity, and the ironic thing is that he is the most human thing left on Earth. This little robot actually teaches humanity how to be human again. It’s that twist and irony combined with real emotion that I think is going to resonate with audiences.”