Why is Patricia Charbonneau uncredited in RoboCop 2?

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Her absence from RoboDoc is interesting to be sure. Maybe she declined as Weller did.

Update: I asked the producers via Facebook and they said they tracked down everyone so if she isn't in it then she most likely declined.
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Her absence from RoboDoc is interesting to be sure. Maybe she declined as Weller did.

Update: I asked the producers via Facebook and they said they tracked down everyone so if she isn't in it then she most likely declined.
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Her absence from RoboDoc is interesting to be sure. Maybe she declined as Weller did.

Update: I asked the producers via Facebook and they said they tracked down everyone so if she isn't in it then she most likely declined.
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Her absence from RoboDoc is interesting to be sure. Maybe she declined as Weller did.

Update: I asked the producers via Facebook and they said they tracked down everyone so if she isn't in it then she most likely declined.
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Maybe Archive can do another "Fate of Catzo" piece on this. She's still active, having being interviewed last year for her part in a 1985 film. Her first new role in 10 years is also listed as 'announced'. Could happen, even if the "RoboDoc" guys didn't get her.

Another prominent actress in the franchise, who hasn't given a retrospective interview on her part before, is Yvette Nipar from "The Series". Although there was talk between them on Twitter about a possible interview for the doc, it doesn't seem as if it happened. She posted a photo of a Madigan figure sat on the fence - literally, and had she been filmed, I think they would've posted a frame from the footage.

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Maybe Archive can do another "Fate of Catzo" piece on this. She's still active, having being interviewed last year for her part in a 1985 film. Her first new role in 10 years is also listed as 'announced'. Could happen, even if the "RoboDoc" guys didn't get her.

Another prominent actress in the franchise, who hasn't given a retrospective interview on her part before, is Yvette Nipar from "The Series". Although there was talk between them on Twitter about a possible interview for the doc, it doesn't seem as if it happened. She posted a photo of a Madigan figure sat on the fence - literally, and had she been filmed, I think they would've posted a frame from the footage.

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Maybe Archive can do another "Fate of Catzo" piece on this. She's still active, having being interviewed last year for her part in a 1985 film. Her first new role in 10 years is also listed as 'announced'. Could happen, even if the "RoboDoc" guys didn't get her.

Another prominent actress in the franchise, who hasn't given a retrospective interview on her part before, is Yvette Nipar from "The Series". Although there was talk between them on Twitter about a possible interview for the doc, it doesn't seem as if it happened. She posted a photo of a Madigan figure sat on the fence - literally, and had she been filmed, I think they would've posted a frame from the footage.

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I'll try to do some digging.

I talked to the Robodoc guys about Jill Hennessey and Yvette Nipar, but i don't have much of interest to report.

Jill was busy and couldn't commit and get the time (or she wasn't interested). Yvette really wanted to do it when first approached but unfortunately she also couldn't take the time for whatever reason. It's pretty vague.

Although both actresses would have been great additions to Robodoc, i understand that the team can't spend too much time trying to make schedules work. Most time and effort was done locating people from Robo1.

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I'll try to do some digging.

I talked to the Robodoc guys about Jill Hennessey and Yvette Nipar, but i don't have much of interest to report.

Jill was busy and couldn't commit and get the time (or she wasn't interested). Yvette really wanted to do it when first approached but unfortunately she also couldn't take the time for whatever reason. It's pretty vague.

Although both actresses would have been great additions to Robodoc, i understand that the team can't spend too much time trying to make schedules work. Most time and effort was done locating people from Robo1.

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I'll try to do some digging.

I talked to the Robodoc guys about Jill Hennessey and Yvette Nipar, but i don't have much of interest to report.

Jill was busy and couldn't commit and get the time (or she wasn't interested). Yvette really wanted to do it when first approached but unfortunately she also couldn't take the time for whatever reason. It's pretty vague.

Although both actresses would have been great additions to Robodoc, i understand that the team can't spend too much time trying to make schedules work. Most time and effort was done locating people from Robo1.

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Maybe you should try them, then. Do a "Women of RoboCop" series. Would be timely, given the current feeling in Hollywood.

Don't know what the doc guys got on Kershner from Nancy, but I often wondered what he did to her exactly to make her feel the way she does. There's a still of them and Weller in-between takes, during filming of the baby rescue scene. Laughs and smiles all round, with her in particular wholeheartedly.

There's also this. BTS B-Roll from '89. She's upbeat in interview, and not looking the victim of abuse when Kershner's giving her direction: https://youtu.be/QNAOpxm8CDE?t=54s

If you were to try for Jill and Yvette, I'd throw Andrea into the hat, as well. There's of course Patricia, and I'm sure there could be others. Maybe Leslie Hope and Maria Del Mar from "Prime Directives". We focus that much on the men from the franchise, that with the exception of Nancy, we don't shine a spotlight on the women. I'd certainly like to see one on them.

As for the doc crew focusing on the first film - a lot of it will be repetition, I think. There's been that many documentaries on the original. Featurettes, Q&A's. The more interesting stories lie in the subsequent productions. RoboCop Archive could be the one to explore those from the perspective of the actresses. Just those who the crew didn't meet. Wouldn't have to step on their toes.

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Maybe you should try them, then. Do a "Women of RoboCop" series. Would be timely, given the current feeling in Hollywood.

Don't know what the doc guys got on Kershner from Nancy, but I often wondered what he did to her exactly to make her feel the way she does. There's a still of them and Weller in-between takes, during filming of the baby rescue scene. Laughs and smiles all round, with her in particular wholeheartedly.

There's also this. BTS B-Roll from '89. She's upbeat in interview, and not looking the victim of abuse when Kershner's giving her direction: https://youtu.be/QNAOpxm8CDE?t=54s

If you were to try for Jill and Yvette, I'd throw Andrea into the hat, as well. There's of course Patricia, and I'm sure there could be others. Maybe Leslie Hope and Maria Del Mar from "Prime Directives". We focus that much on the men from the franchise, that with the exception of Nancy, we don't shine a spotlight on the women. I'd certainly like to see one on them.

As for the doc crew focusing on the first film - a lot of it will be repetition, I think. There's been that many documentaries on the original. Featurettes, Q&A's. The more interesting stories lie in the subsequent productions. RoboCop Archive could be the one to explore those from the perspective of the actresses. Just those who the crew didn't meet. Wouldn't have to step on their toes.

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Maybe you should try them, then. Do a "Women of RoboCop" series. Would be timely, given the current feeling in Hollywood.

Don't know what the doc guys got on Kershner from Nancy, but I often wondered what he did to her exactly to make her feel the way she does. There's a still of them and Weller in-between takes, during filming of the baby rescue scene. Laughs and smiles all round, with her in particular wholeheartedly.

There's also this. BTS B-Roll from '89. She's upbeat in interview, and not looking the victim of abuse when Kershner's giving her direction: https://youtu.be/QNAOpxm8CDE?t=54s

If you were to try for Jill and Yvette, I'd throw Andrea into the hat, as well. There's of course Patricia, and I'm sure there could be others. Maybe Leslie Hope and Maria Del Mar from "Prime Directives". We focus that much on the men from the franchise, that with the exception of Nancy, we don't shine a spotlight on the women. I'd certainly like to see one on them.

As for the doc crew focusing on the first film - a lot of it will be repetition, I think. There's been that many documentaries on the original. Featurettes, Q&A's. The more interesting stories lie in the subsequent productions. RoboCop Archive could be the one to explore those from the perspective of the actresses. Just those who the crew didn't meet. Wouldn't have to step on their toes.

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As always i like the idea of asking questions to cast and crew but my problem is coming up with good questions. With Catzo it was a mystery and something everyone (probably not) was interested in knowing. With Patricia it is the same. We can smell behind the scenes drama here that we want to know more about. It's potentially juicy stuff worth digging deeper into.

I just wouldn't know what to ask Yvette or Jill apart from the same old stuff like "how was it to work on the series/Robo3?" I want to come up with an actual intelligent and interesting question to ask them that they don't get with every movie they make.

PD as whole doesn't really interest me. With all the actors and actresses it feels like they just filmed whatever to get some quick cash. I don't think they are interested in talking about Robo at all. But i could be wrong.

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As always i like the idea of asking questions to cast and crew but my problem is coming up with good questions. With Catzo it was a mystery and something everyone (probably not) was interested in knowing. With Patricia it is the same. We can smell behind the scenes drama here that we want to know more about. It's potentially juicy stuff worth digging deeper into.

I just wouldn't know what to ask Yvette or Jill apart from the same old stuff like "how was it to work on the series/Robo3?" I want to come up with an actual intelligent and interesting question to ask them that they don't get with every movie they make.

PD as whole doesn't really interest me. With all the actors and actresses it feels like they just filmed whatever to get some quick cash. I don't think they are interested in talking about Robo at all. But i could be wrong.

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As always i like the idea of asking questions to cast and crew but my problem is coming up with good questions. With Catzo it was a mystery and something everyone (probably not) was interested in knowing. With Patricia it is the same. We can smell behind the scenes drama here that we want to know more about. It's potentially juicy stuff worth digging deeper into.

I just wouldn't know what to ask Yvette or Jill apart from the same old stuff like "how was it to work on the series/Robo3?" I want to come up with an actual intelligent and interesting question to ask them that they don't get with every movie they make.

PD as whole doesn't really interest me. With all the actors and actresses it feels like they just filmed whatever to get some quick cash. I don't think they are interested in talking about Robo at all. But i could be wrong.

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My favourite and fondest memory of RoboCop: PD will always be Glenn Orr's review of this mini-series featured on this site. Comedy gold.

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My favourite and fondest memory of RoboCop: PD will always be Glenn Orr's review of this mini-series featured on this site. Comedy gold.

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My favourite and fondest memory of RoboCop: PD will always be Glenn Orr's review of this mini-series featured on this site. Comedy gold.

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My favourite and fondest memory of RoboCop: PD will always be Glenn Orr's review of this mini-series featured on this site. Comedy gold.

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My pleasure, gentlemen. When I stumbled across it, I was in awe myself of the unseen interviews and additional set footage. Just goes to show that the EPK Orion sent out to international networks to promote the movie was more than what U.S. entertainment news programmes aired at the time. This was either a Spanish or Mexican broadcast.

The RoboDoc guys would do well trying to source the original camera tapes (before they were edited), if they haven't already. On that note, they mentioned a RoboBook is in the works as a companion piece to their two-part release. They gave an interview at a horror con where they revealed it.

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My pleasure, gentlemen. When I stumbled across it, I was in awe myself of the unseen interviews and additional set footage. Just goes to show that the EPK Orion sent out to international networks to promote the movie was more than what U.S. entertainment news programmes aired at the time. This was either a Spanish or Mexican broadcast.

The RoboDoc guys would do well trying to source the original camera tapes (before they were edited), if they haven't already. On that note, they mentioned a RoboBook is in the works as a companion piece to their two-part release. They gave an interview at a horror con where they revealed it.

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My pleasure, gentlemen. When I stumbled across it, I was in awe myself of the unseen interviews and additional set footage. Just goes to show that the EPK Orion sent out to international networks to promote the movie was more than what U.S. entertainment news programmes aired at the time. This was either a Spanish or Mexican broadcast.

The RoboDoc guys would do well trying to source the original camera tapes (before they were edited), if they haven't already. On that note, they mentioned a RoboBook is in the works as a companion piece to their two-part release. They gave an interview at a horror con where they revealed it.