Robocop: Prime Directives
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Maria Del Mar
Page Fletcher
Maurice Dean Wint
Geraint Wyn Davies
Eugene Clark
Tedde Moore
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Miniseries based on the "Robocop" theatrical films about Alex Murphy, a slain police officer whose human remains have been implanted into a cyborg body. Joined by a host of mercenaries, Murphy continues to battle the forces of evil that stalk the streets of Delta City, while struggling with the demons within.
In Part 1, ten years after his death and resurrection as Robocop, Officer Alex Murphy has begun to feel his age. On the verge of obsolescence, Murphy must also contend with the fact that his now grown son James, unaware that his father is still alive, is an up-and-coming OCP executive. Murphy's former partner, John Cable, has returned to Delta City, and despite animosity between the two, they unexpectedly join forces when a mysterious vigilante named Bone Machine threatens Delta City.
In Part 2, RoboCop is tormented by memories of the death of his friend John Cable. But what he doesn't know is that Sara Cable and The Trust, in a plan to discredit Robocop, have resurrected Cable as a new and improved crime prevention unit -- a second Robocop. The plan pays off when, after a vicious attack by "Robocop" on the OCP CEO herself, the order is given to recall Murphy.
In Part 3, Robocop and his replacement cyborg, John Cable, find themselves fugitives, hunted by RoboHunters that were dispatched by ambitious OCP executive Damian Lowe to eliminate them both. Back in Delta City, Damian uses his new position to begin to implement his plan to automate all of Delta City, thus ensuring his absolute control over the city and its citizens.
In Part 4, the clock is ticking for Delta City. In less than 24 hours, the entire city is going on-line to become the world's first fully automated metropolis, thanks to the artificial intelligence program known as SAINT.
Cast
Maria Del Mar
Page Fletcher
Maurice Dean Wint
Geraint Wyn Davies
Eugene Clark
Tedde Moore
Meg Hogarth
Norman Orenstein
Marni Thompson
Francoise Yip
Leslie Hope
Anthony Lemke
Kevin Jubinville
David Fraser
Crew
Brad Abraham
Ryan Acker
Sean Armstrong
Steve Baine
Kevin Banks
Stephen Barden
Elma Bello
Martin Bentler
Rob Bottin
Tim Boyd
Joe Bracciale
Denny Chan
Oliver Churchill
Jon Comerford
Joe Dasilva
Katia Depena
Danielle Depeyre
Scott Driscoll
Jamie Ebata
Tom Engelmann
Emma England
Judith England
Jay Firestone
Kim Forrest
J R Fountain
Michael Fylyshtan
Jason Gates
Gerald R Goozee
Julian Grant
Kate Grant
Adam Haight
Nathan Hamayda
John Jay Hebert
Craig Henighan
Matt Hilliard
Norma Hoy
Andrew Hull
Karl Jason
Brock Jolliffe
Chuck Kahn
Brian Karn
Naeda Keeler
Paul Lees
Brian Levy
Dave Lewis
Traci Loader
J P Locherer
Bruce Lyne
Robert Macdonald
Robert Mcnamara
Kristina Meuring
Sloan A Meyer
Michael Miner
William Mintz
Leonard Mitalas
Joanna Moore
Paul More
Leanne Morrison
Marlon Moskal
Greg Murray
Edward Neumeier
Joseph O'brien
Rick O'brien
Jesse O'connor
Norman Orenstein
Michalis Papadogiannakis
Dana Perry
Sharon Petzold
Joyce Poon
David Ransley
John Reck
Robert Reichman
Tom Reyner
Rudy C Rivas
Ian A. Robertson
Stephen Roque
Sean Rourke
Graham Smith
Steve Stanford
John Stoneham
Andrew Tay
Tony Thatcher
Mike Thibodeau
Bill Towgood
Todd B Warren
L Pief Weyman
Robert Woolfson
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States July 16, 2001
Previously telecast in Canada.
Began shooting August 30, 1999.
Completed shooting February 2, 2000.
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A "Robocop" television series aired in Syndication during the 1994-1995 season and starred Richard Eden as Alex Murphy/Robocop.
An animated series, "Robocop: Alpha Commando," aired in Syndication during the 1998-1999 season. David Sobolov was the voice of Robocop.
Peter Weller starred as Murphy/Robocop in the original 1987 theatrical film "Robocop" and the 1990 sequel "Robocop 2." Robert John Burke starred as Alex J Murphy/Robocop in the 1993 sequel "Robocop 3."
The four parts are entitled: "Dark Justice," "Meltdown," "Resurrection" and "Crash and Burn."
