In fact, the actor was so involved in depicting the robot that he reportedly read all the books that Jeff is seen reading in the film as he learns about the history of humanity and the world. Thus, Jones did much more than just voice the mechanical artificial intelligence character.Įven his movements have been translated on screen through the CGI-generated android, which mirrors Jones’ actions. The actor lent his voice to the robot, Jeff, as well as acted the part in a motion-capture suit opposite Tom Hanks’ titular character. The robot in ‘Finch’ is voiced by actor Caleb Landry Jones, who is known for films like ‘Get Out’ (2017) and ‘X-Men: First Class’ (2011).
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During the production, Seamus also seemingly had a body double and had to visit a professional colorist so that he and the other dog could pass for the same canine character on-screen.
In fact, the actor attributes the central human-canine relationship of ‘Finch’ as the attribute that sets the film apart from other similar post-apocalyptic movies.
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Tom Hanks reportedly described his experience of acting opposite a dog and a robot to be full of vitality and noted how he and Seamus formed a bond during filming. Image Credit: Redwood Pals Rescue/ Facebook Seamus, originally a rescue dog, has now seemingly been adopted by a loving trainer and is part of an animal acting team in Los Angeles. Goodyear’s real name is Seamus, and the canine was cared for by the Redwood Pals Rescue, which supports animal rescue and adoption efforts in Humboldt County, California. Yes, the delightfully loyal Irish Terrier who disdainfully relieves himself on Jeff’s feet when the robot first comes on is completely real. So let’s get to know the dog and the robot from ‘Finch’ a little better, shall we? The journey that Finch begins is eventually completed by Goodyear, the dog, and Jeff, the robot, who arguably play as important a role in the narrative as Tom Hanks‘ lead character.
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