the realization that she will never be anything more or better than she already is, destroys herself by walking into a lake. This prompts another call from the boss, indicating that a team is on the way to shut down Almore's research. He makes the final call to his wife on the Archive machine, and ends the call saying "see you soon." J3 overhears this and realizes her purpose, and that her own consciousness will be overwritten by that of Almore's wife, who will live on in her body. Though initially angry and afraid, she accepts her fate, and the memory download is completed as the team storms the compound. At this point, any sign of the exterior team suddenly evaporates, and all is calm. The Archive starts ringing with an incoming call from Jules. J3 implores him not to answer, but Almore does and speaks to Jules, also hearing a child's voice on the line which is revealed to be that of his daughter. Almore was the one who died in the accident, while Jules survived and is now raising their daughter in the real world, and the ordeal he went through was a simulation within his own Archive, which has finally expired. With his Archive expired, it has been prepared for burial at his official funeral. Jules and their daughter say their final goodbyes and leave. Cast Theo James as George Almore Stacy Martin as Jules Almore/J3, George's wife Martin also provides the voice for the robot J2 Rhona Mitra as Simone, VP of Internal Development at Artisan Robotics Peter Ferdinando as Mr. Tagg Richard Glover as Melvin, an associate of Vincent Sinclair Hans Peterson as Elson Lia Williams as the voice system of George's house Toby Jones as Vincent Sinclair, an executive of the Archive company Production On 14 May 2017, it was announced that concept and graphic artist Gavin Rothery, who had worked with Duncan Jones on his first feature, Moon, would write and direct Archive with Theo James set to star. On 31 October 2018, Philip Herd and Cora Helfrey of Independent joined as producers for the project, with Stacy Martin starring opposite Theo James. James also brought on his production label, Untapped, and would be producing alongside Andrew D. Corkin. Vertical Entertainment later acquired the distribution rights for the U.S, with the international rights currently up for sale. Principal photography began in Hungary in