Dan Stevens Hopes Prime Video’s ‘RoboCop’ Series “Preserves” Elements Of “Extreme Violence & Also Satire”
Dan Stevens has been cast as the titular hero in Prime Video’s RoboCop series and is sharing what he would like the show to feature. In a new interview, Stevens opened up about what he’s looking forward to the most in the sci-fi series and hopes it “preserves” two particular elements from the original films. […]
British actor Dan Stevens will be playing the lead role of RoboCop in an upcoming Prime Video reboot of the iconic sci-fi franchise. Stevens has been cast as police officer Alex Murphy and his cybernetic alter ego in the eight-episode series, which is being produced by showrunner Peter Ocko, Blumhouse Atomic Monster, and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
The decision to cast Stevens was made a month after Amazon MGM Studios officially greenlit the project, which had been in development for some time. The new series, written by Ocko, is set to explore themes of technology, identity, and corporate responsibility. Peter Friedlander, head of global TV at Amazon MGM Studios, praised Ocko's vision, which aims to honor the original while bringing a fresh perspective to the story.
Other executive producers include Peter Ocko, James Wan, Michael Clear, Rob Hackett, Danielle Bozzone, and original RoboCop writers Ed Neumeier and Michael Miner. Stevens will join other high-profile projects with Amazon MGM Studios, including an adaptation of John le Carré's A Legacy of Spies and the horror anthology series The Terror: The Devil in Silver.
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