RoboCop 2 - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "RoboCop 2"
RoboCop 2 (1990)
Timing:
1:57 (117 min)
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Actors and characters
Willard E. Pugh
Character Mayor Kuzak
Galyn Görg
Character Angie
Ken Lerner
Character Delaney
John Doolittle
Character Schenk
Angie Bolling
Character Ellen Murphy
Phil Rubenstein
Character Poulos
Michael Medeiros
Character Catzo
Roger Aaron Brown
Character Whittaker
Lila Finn
Character Homeless Woman (pushing trolley)
John Hateley
Character Purse Snatcher
Gage Tarrant
Character Hooker
Wallace Merck
Character Gun Shop Owner
Clinton Austin Shirley
Character Jimmy Murphy
Linda Thompson
Character Mother with Baby
Lily Chen
Character Desperate Woman
Adam Faraizl
Character Little League Kid
Eric Glenn
Character Injured Cop
Jo Perkins
Character Angry Citizen
Richard Reyes
Character Angry Citizen
Gary Bullock
Character Hack Doctor
David Dwyer
Character Little League Coach
Justin Seidner
Character Brat
Bill Bolender
Character Cabbie
Cynthia Mackey
Character Surgeon
James McQueen
Character Dr. Weitman
Yogi Baird
Character Contortionist
Michael Weller
Character OCP Security #1
Woody Watson
Character OCP Security #2
Rutherford Cravens
Character Reporter #1
Christopher Quinten
Character Reporter #2
Martin Casella
Character Yuppie
Charles Bailey
Character Angry Citizen
Jerry L. Nelson
Character Darren Thomas
Wayne Dehart
Character Vendor
Randall Oliver
Character OCP Cop
What's left behind the scenes
- Director Irvin Kershner replaced Tim Hunter, who left the project during pre-production due to creative differences.
- The directing job was offered to Norwegian director Nils Gaup, but he declined it.
- Although the producers greatly liked Frank Miller's screenplay, they soon realized that it was almost impossible to film. Therefore, it was significantly revised; its final version has little in common with Miller's original concept. In 2003, a comic book titled "Frank Miller's RoboCop" was created based on Miller's screenplay.
- Peter Weller was extremely dissatisfied with the film's screenplay and, after filming, promised to never again appear in a movie as RoboCop.
- Frank Miller came to the set every day, even though his presence wasn't required.
- The container used to hold the 'Newk' drug is actually a standard contact lens case.
- Miniature models of the cyborgs were used in most of the battle scenes with RoboCop and RoboCain. For close-ups, a head and torso weighing 362 kilograms were built.
- The OCP flags are Nazi flags with the OCP logo instead of the swastika.
- Although the producers really liked Frank Miller's script, they soon realized that it was almost impossible to film. Therefore, it was significantly reworked; its final version has little in common with Miller's original concept. In 2003, a comic book titled "Frank Miller's RoboCop" was created based on Miller's script.
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