I, Robot Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2004
- 115 min
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CALVIN:
Dr. Hogenmiller was a schizoid
personality who generally eschewed
social relationships. Rejecting
people in favor of solitary
activities involving machines. He
spent almost all his time at the
lab here or at his lab at home. As
a result he was highly susceptible
to depression.
ROBERTSON:
Dr. Calvin is our Chief
Psychologist.
SPOONER:
If that was your diagnosis, why
didn.t you see this coming?
Calvin turns. Finally meeting Spooner.s eye. As if the
answer.s obvious.
CALVIN:
This is U.S. Robotics, Detective.
Seventy-five percent of our
employees fit that description.
LANNING:
(interceding)
You.ll have to excuse the doctor.
We.re all a little on edge. This
has been a difficult and emotional
morning.
Spooner throws a look around the room. Then back at Calvin.
SPOONER:
Yeah. I can see you.re all broken
up.
Robertson responds to Spooner.s skepticism.
10.
ROBERTSON:
Dr. Hogenmiller was at my side from
the very beginnings of this
company. We developed the .Three
Laws of Robotics. together. But
these days science is a young man.s
game. By the time you hit thirty
your best years are behind you.
Some of us are kicked upstairs.
Others I.m afraid aren.t so lucky.
Robertson stands. Meeting over.
ROBERTSON:
Dr. Hogenmiller took his own life.
I trust you will come to the same
swift conclusion, Detective. Dr.
Lanning will make himself available
if you have any further questions.
Spooner looks over at Calvin.
SPOONER:
I want her to help me.
Calvin, unhappy with this arrangement.
CALVIN:
That.s not really my department...
ROBERTSON:
(pointed)
Susan would be happy to assist you.
And with a gesture, Robertson dismisses everyone. People
start getting up, gathering up, filing out. Susan Calvin.
The last one to get up.
17 INT. METAL HALLWAY - DAY 17
Spooner and Calvin, heading down the same hallway he was in
before. Catch sight of a couple ROBOT TECHNICIANS...
SPOONER:
(under his breath)
Ah, Christ...Toasters...
As they duck under the police tape and...
11.
18 INT. HOGENMILLER.S LAB - DAY 18
...enter Hogenmiller.s lab. Alive with activity. CRIME
SCENE TECHNICIANS, MOBILE ANALYSIS UNITS. LIGHT SCANS,
running across...
HOGENMILLER.S LIFELESS FACE. Black gun powder. Fanning out
around his contorted lips.
Spooner. Throws a look around the lab: ROBOTS. Everywhere.
Mostly incomplete. TORSOS. ARMS. LEGS. Dangling from the
ceiling. A SERGEANT. Passes them by...
SERGEANT:
They say the price.s gonna come
down a lot next year. Kinda cool,
huh?
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