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| 20th Century Fox (2005) | |||||
| Animation, Comedy, Family | |||||
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In Collection
#148 |
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| Ewan McGregor | Rodney Copperbottom | |
| Amanda Bynes | Piper | |
| Halle Berry | Cappy | |
| Robin Williams | Fender | |
| Lucille Bliss | Pigeon Lady | |
| Greg Kinnear | Ratchet | |
| Terry Bradshaw | Broken Arm Bot | |
| Dylan Denton | Youngest Rodney | |
| Jim Broadbent | Madame Gasket | |
| Will Denton | Young Rodney | |
| Mel Brooks | Bigweld | |
| Drew Carey | Crank | |
| Jennifer Coolidge | Aunt Fanny | |
| Paula Abdul | Watch | |
| Natasha Lyonne | Loretta Geargrinder | |
| Jay Leno | Fire Hydrant |
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| Producer | Jerry Davis
Lorne Orleans |
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| Writer | Lowell Ganz
Babaloo Mandel |
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| Cinematography | John Camochan
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| Musician | Ian Ball
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Rodney the main robot is out to save the world. The robots are in the process of becoming out-modes. The character travels to Robot City to see Mr. Big Weld in the process, he finds that Big Weld has been taken hostage by his company's new CEO. Rodney and the lovely assistant to the new CEO along with Fender, played by Robin Williams, and the gang of out-modes work to save Big Weld. Big Weld is freed, love is found by several characters, new parts are made to help the out-modes. The villans are scrap. |
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