Robots (2005)

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Written by Ron Mita, Jim McClain

Directed by Chris Wedge, Carlos Saldanha

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

From the people responsible for Ice Age comes this animated coming-of-age-tale. Chris Wedge's film features Rodney Copperbottom, an inventor who travels to Robot City to sell his ideas to the tycoon Big Weld. Befriended by Fender, Rodney finds that even a society of robots doesn't need perfection when upgrading equals profits. But with Fender's help and the love of Cappy, he manages to confront the Big Weld and change society.

When is Robots next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Channel 4 November 29th, 6:25pm and on Channel 4 HD November 29th, 6:25pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Halle BerryHalle BerryCappy
Image for Jim BroadbentJim BroadbentMadame Gasket
Image for Mel BrooksMel BrooksBigweld
Lucille BlissPigeon Lady
Image for Paula AbdulPaula AbdulWatch
Terry BradshawBroken Arm Bot
Drew CareyCrank
Image for Amanda BynesAmanda BynesPiper
Jennifer CoolidgeAunt Fanny
Dylan DentonYoungest Rodney
Will DentonYoung Rodney
Marshall EfronLamppost
Damien FaheyStage Announcer
Lowell GanzMr. Gasket
Image for Paul GiamattiPaul GiamattiTim the Gate Guard

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