Paycheck

PAYCHECK, originally written as a short story by Philip K. Dick and first published in 1953, centres on an electrician who wakes up to discover his employer has erased his memory of the past two years — as a security measure. When he tries to collect his paycheck, he finds he has previously signed a release replacing the money with a bag of random objects.

Previous film adaptations of Dick’s short stories have included the box office smash hits MINORITY REPORT, TOTAL RECALL and BLADE RUNNER, released shortly after Dick died in 1982.