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Makers to release Tom Hanks' Bios in 2020

| @indiablooms | May 05, 2018, at 10:06 pm

Los Angeles, May 5 (IBNS): Hollywood actor Tom Hanks upcoming movie  "Bios"   will hit the silverscreen on Oct 2, 2020, media reports said.

Universal Pictures has dated Tom Hanks’ sci-fi story “Bios” for Oct. 2, 2020, along with giving horror-thriller “The Turning” a Feb. 22 launch and canine drama “A Dog’s Journey” for May 17, 2019, reported Variety

As per the Variety report, Hanks stars in Amblin Entertainment’s “Bios” as the last man on Earth who builds a robot to keep his beloved dog safe. As the trio embarks upon an epic cross-country journey, the scientist must teach his creation to become “human” enough to take care of its charge… and the beloved pet to accept a new master.

The movie is directed by  Miguel Sapochnik.

 

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