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Dan Stevens has been cast as the lead in the upcoming Prime Video series 'RoboCop.' The eight-episode show, produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Amazon MGM Studios, reimagines the 1987 film's themes of corporate power and identity for a modern audience. Stevens will portray police officer Alex Murphy and his cyborg alter ego, with Peter Ocko serving as showrunner and James Wan among the executive producers.
Dan Stevens has been cast as Alex Murphy and RoboCop in an eight-episode Prime Video series rebooting the 1987 sci-fi film. The project, produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and executive produced by James Wan, aims to modernize the franchise's critique of corporate power for a new generation.
Dan Stevens has been cast as Alex Murphy in the upcoming eight-episode RoboCop series for Prime Video. The project, produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and James Wan, updates the 1987 film's themes of corporate power and identity for a modern audience. Stevens, known for Downton Abbey and Legion, joins a slate that includes Dexter: Resurrection and Godzilla x King: Supernova.
Amazon MGM Studios has officially greenlit a RoboCop TV series with Peter Ocko as showrunner and James Wan among the producers; Ed Neumeier, co-creator of the original, is involved, and Blumhouse's Atomic Monster is on board, as the project aims to honor the 1987 film while updating its tech-noir themes for a global Prime Video audience.
Amazon's Prime Video has officially greenlit an eight-episode RoboCop TV series from Blumhouse Atomic Monster, with Peter Ocko as showrunner and James Wan among executive producers; the project, first announced three years ago, will echo the original film’s anti-corporate themes and join the Amazon MGM Studios slate.
Amazon Prime Video has ordered an eight-episode Robocop reboot series developed in the wake of MGM’s 2022 acquisition; Peter Ocko will write and serve as showrunner, with James Wan and Blumhouse Atomic Monster producing alongside Ed Neumeier, as the project aims to honor the original while delivering a modern, tech‑driven take.