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RoboCop - Paul Verhoeven

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Directed by: 
Paul Verhoeven
Screenplay by: 
Edward Neumeier
Michael Miner
Produced by: 
Arne L. Schmidt
Release year: 
1987
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
102min
Genre: 
Satire
Science Fiction
Action Film
Stop motion
Crime Fiction
Action/Adventure
Superhero movie
Thriller
Music by: 
Basil Poledouris
Sequel: 
RoboCop 2
Locations: 
Detroit
Soundtrack: 
RoboCop
Subjects: 
Transhumanism
Tagline: 
Part man. Part machine. All cop. The future of law enforcement.
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Plot: 
Detroit - in the future - is crime-ridden, and run by a massive company. The company have developed a huge crime-fighting robot, which unfortunately develops a rather dangerous glitch. The company sees a way to get back in favor with the public when a cop called Alex Murphy is killed by a street gang. Murphy's body is reconstructed within a steel shell and named RoboCop. The RoboCop is very successful against criminals, and becomes a target of supervillain Boddicker.
Cast: 
Peter Weller
as
Officer Alex J. Murphy
Nancy Allen
as
Officer Anne Lewis
Kurtwood Smith
as
Clarence J. Boddicker
Ronny Cox
as
Dick Jones
Miguel Ferrer
as
Bob Morton
Dan O'Herlihy
as
The Old Man
Del Zamora
as
Kaplan
Peter Weller
as
RoboCop
Paul McCrane
as
Emil M. Antonowsky
Felton Perry
as
OCP Executive Donald Johnson
Robert DoQui
as
Sergeant Warren Reed
Ray Wise
as
Leon C. Nash
Jesse D. Goins
as
Joe P. Cox
Calvin Jung
as
Steve Minh
Rick Lieberman
as
Walker
Lee de Broux
as
Sal
Mark Carlton
as
Ron Miller
Edward Edwards
as
Manson
Michael Gregory
as
Lieutenant Hedgecock
Freddie Hice
as
Bobby
Neil Summers
as
Dougy
Gene Wolande
as
Prisoner
Gregory Poudevigne
as
Slimey Lawyer
Charles Carroll
as
Bail Bondsman
Kevin Page
as
Kinney
Yolonda Williams
as
Ramirez
Tyrees Allen
as
Starkweather
John S. Davies
as
Chessman
Laird Stuart
as
Cecil the Clerk
Stephen Berrier
as
Roosevelt
Sage Parker
as
Tyler
Karen Radcliffe
as
Technician #1
Darryl Cox
as
Technician #2
Jerry Haynes
as
Dr. McNamara
William Shockley
as
Creep
Donna Keegan
as
Rape Victim
Mike Moroff
as
Hophead
Marjorie Rynearson
as
Grocery Mom
Jo Livingston
as
Grocery Pop
Joan Pirkle
as
Barbara
Diane Robin
as
Chandra
Adrienne Sachs
as
Tawney
Maarten Goslins
as
Salesman
Angie Bolling
as
Clara Murphy
Jason Levine
as
James Murphy
S.D. Nemeth
as
Bixby Snyder
Bill Farmer
as
Justin Ballard-Watkins
Michael Hunter
as
Peter the Homeowner
Spencer Prokop
as
Gas Station Attendant
Debra Zach
as
Nurse
L.J. King
as
Emergency Doctor #1
David Packer
as
Emergency Doctor #2
Leeza Gibbons
as
Jess Perkins
Mario Machado
as
Casey Wong
Don 'Tex' Clark
as
Boardroom Executive
Gilbert B. Combs
as
Sal's Gunman
Jon Davison
as
ED-209
James Field
as
Restroom Junior Executive
Allan Graf
as
Sal's Bodyguard
Andee Gray
Katie Griffin
as
Young Girl
Harry Johnson
as
Dad - Nuke-'em' Commercial
Randall Oliver
as
S.W.A.T. Team Member #1
Scott Sligar
as
S.W.A.T. Team Member #2
James Staszkiel
as
Keva Rosenberg
Alex Van Halen
as
Keva Rosenberg
Paul Verhoeven
as
Dancer at Disco
Mark Edward Walters
as
Street Kid

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