Thanks, guys.
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Originally Posted by hammerfan
If you're asking me, personally, and not as a rule, yes, I would. Not sure what the rule would be.
EDIT: I went to IMDB. Using your example of 2001: A Space Odyssey, they do list the actor that provided the voice for HAL9000.
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Providing a voice is different, don't you think?
We can judge the performance of an actor, but can we judge the performance of a machine/creature character? What about emotion? Does a machine emote? Does it have "character" to be considered as an actual character?
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Originally Posted by realdealblues
I was actually going to suggest maybe a best "killer" (or in general) Robot/Cyborg/Machine tournament...but perhaps you have something similar/better in mind V :)
Yes, I would definitely consider HAL9000 to be a character.
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What about Wall-E, then? Would it be a character too, even though it's animated and has someone providing voice for it?
That's a nice idea, realdeal. I am working on something more comprehensive. 25% through the source material and I have 700+ shortlisted candidates! :eek: