‘I Am Legend’ Screenwriter Debunks Vaccine Conspiracy Involving Film Once And For All
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Akiva Goldsman had the final say.
A COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theory involving the Will Smith sci-fi movie “I Am Legend” was firmly shut down by one of the 2007 film’s screenwriters on Monday. Akiva Goldsman responded to anti-vaccine misinformation that cites the fictional feature starring Smith as evidence for not receiving the shots. In the movie, a genetically reprogrammed virus ― not a vaccine ― turns people into vampires. “Oh. My. God. It’s a movie,” tweeted Goldsman, whose script with Mark Protosevich was based on Richard Matheson’s 1954 novel of the same name.
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