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Peter Weller | Officer Alex J. Murphy/RoboCop | |
Nancy Allen | Officer Anne Lewis | |
Ronny Cox | Dick Jones | |
Kurtwood Smith | Clarence Boddicker | |
Miguel Ferrer | Bob Morton | |
Robert Doqui | Sergeant Warren Reed | |
Ray Wise | Leon Nash | |
Felton Perry | Johnson | |
Paul McCrane | Emil Antonowsky | |
Jesse D. Goins | Joe Cox | |
Del Zamora | Kaplan | |
Calvin Jung | Steve Minh | |
Rick Lieberman | Walker | |
Lee de Broux | Sal | |
Mark Carlton | Ron Miller | |
Peter Weller | Murphy | |
Nancy Allen | Lewis | |
Dan O'Herlihy | The Old Man | |
Ronny Cox | Jones | |
Kurtwood Smith | Clarence | |
Miguel Ferrer | Morton | |
Robert Doqui | Sgt. Reed | |
Ray Wise | Leon | |
Paul McCrane | Emil | |
Jesse D. Goins | Joe | |
Calvin Jung | Minh |
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Producer |
Phil Tippett
Arne Schmidt |
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Writer |
Michael Miner
Edward Neumeier |
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Cinematography |
Sol Negrin
Jost Vacano |
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Musician |
Basil Poledouris
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What happens with technology advances and a downed cop is brought back to life? RoboCop answers that very question. Officer Murphy (Peter Weller) is a good cop taken down in his prime by a gang of criminals. To the world, and his family, Officer Murphy died. Omni Consumer Products takes his body and morphs it with robotic counterparts. Initially their "Robo Cop" is a hit. However as time passes tidbits of information spark memories leading to an awakening of Officer Murphy's mind inside his robotic shell. This eventually leads to his coming to terms with the events of his death, what he is now and going on a personal mission of vengeance to those who brought him to this fate. In this pursuit he stumbles upon a deeper conspiracy within OCP. |
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