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RoboCop Reboot: Dan Stevens Stars in New Amazon Series
25 Aug
Summary
- Dan Stevens will star as the title character in Amazon's RoboCop series.
- The new series has received an eight-episode order from Prime Video.
- The project leverages MGM's intellectual property following Amazon's acquisition.
Dan Stevens, acclaimed for his role in "Downton Abbey," has been cast in the title role for Amazon Prime Video's upcoming "RoboCop" television series. This marks a significant expansion of the beloved franchise.
The streamer has greenlit an initial eight-episode order for the project. Its development intensified after Amazon's acquisition of MGM, allowing access to the studio's rich catalog of intellectual property.
The series' official logline describes a scenario where a major tech firm introduces a robotic law enforcement officer with the consciousness of a fallen officer, portrayed by Stevens.
Stevens boasts a diverse acting resume, including "Legion" and "Solar Opposites," and recently appeared in "Godzilla x Kong: New Empire."
Peter Ocko is attached as writer, executive producer, and showrunner. Executive producers include James Wan and the original "RoboCop" co-creators Michael Miner and Ed Neumeier, signaling a strong creative team.
The "RoboCop" franchise began in 1987, with subsequent films and multiple television adaptations, underscoring its enduring appeal.
