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Flesh + Steel: The Making of 'RoboCop' (2001) Online
2001 Jon Davison Craig Hayes Michael Miner Jeffrey Schwarz
Original Title :
Flesh + Steel: The Making of u0027RoboCopu0027
Genre :
Creative Work / Documentary / Short
Year :
2001
Directror :
Jeffrey Schwarz
Cast :
Jon Davison,Craig Hayes,Michael Miner
Type :
Creative Work
Time :
37min
Rating :
6.4/10

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Flesh + Steel: The Making of 'RoboCop' (2001) Online

A look behind the scenes at the making of this science fiction classic about a policeman killed in the line of duty, only to be reborn as a half-man, half-machine supercop. Includes interviews with star Peter Weller and director Paul Verhoeven, who give their views on the efforts that went into making the film.
Credited cast:
Jon Davison Jon Davison - Himself
Craig Hayes Craig Hayes - Himself
Michael Miner Michael Miner - Himself
Edward Neumeier Edward Neumeier - Himself
Basil Poledouris Basil Poledouris - Himself
Paul Sammon Paul Sammon - Himself
William Sandell William Sandell - Himself
Phil Tippett Phil Tippett - Himself
Jost Vacano Jost Vacano - Himself
Paul Verhoeven Paul Verhoeven - Himself
Peter Weller Peter Weller - Himself


User reviews

Pedora

Pedora

At last a dvd documentary worth its salt. Far better than the usual run of the mill crap churned out overnight by overzealous studios looking to capitalize on dvdhounds. Of course most of the credit must go to the original film itself, which is more relevant today than when made. Nothing revealed however that Cinefantastique didn't cover already back when the film originally came out.
Doomwarden

Doomwarden

"Very entertaining" As making-ofs go, there have been some exhaustive entries ("Blade Runner", "Aliens"). But "Flesh and Steel" hits all of the important notes and keeps it a tight 36 minutes. Comprehensive, but succinct. It's a nice target to hit. And they interview crew members from all walks of production (excepting cast members, but there are other documentaries for that), notably Paul Sammon, Phil Tippett and Paul Verhoeven. You never hear about the troubled production like you do with other movies like "Blade Runner", "Apocalypse Now" or "The Shining", so some of the juicy stuff herein concerns the miserable filming conditions; the awful Summer heat, scheduling panics and Weller's troubles with the suit. But it's all part of the nuts and bolts of "RoboCop", which this feature does a great job highlighting.

Fantastic stuff.

8/10