I Am Legend - Book vs Movie Trivia

Mike Patton provided the vocal effects for the Dark Seekers (creatures) in I Am Legend. He's known for his experimental vocal work. Bruce Willis, Will Smith, and Jim Carrey did not provide creature vocals - Will Smith plays Robert Neville, not a creature.

In the 2007 film 'I Am Legend,' Anna (played by Alice Braga) takes Robert Neville (Will Smith) to a survivor's camp in Bethel, Vermont. This camp represents humanity's hope and survival after the vampire virus outbreak. The other options are incorrect plot points.

In Richard Matheson's original novel 'I Am Legend,' the character corresponding to Anna in the movie is named Ruth. The book and film differ in several character details. Anna, Marley, and Sarah are not the character's name in the novel.

In Richard Matheson's novel, Robert Neville is described as a blonde-haired, blue-eyed man. This is significantly different from Will Smith's portrayal in the 2007 film adaptation. The book character's physical description is a key difference from the movie version.

In Richard Matheson's novel 'I Am Legend,' vampires are traditional and cannot enter Neville's home due to garlic's protective properties. This differs from film adaptations where the darkseekers are affected by different conditions.

Richard Matheson's 'I Am Legend' is specifically set in Los Angeles, where Robert Neville lives in a suburban home. This differs from film adaptations which place the story in New York City (Will Smith version) or other locations.

In the 2007 film adaptation, Robert Neville maintains a basement laboratory where he conducts experiments on infected rats to test potential cures for the Krippin virus. The rats serve as test subjects for his scientific work.