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| Buena Vista (1982) | |||||
| Animation, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action | |||||
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| Jeff Bridges | Kevin Flynn / Clu | |
| Bruce Boxleitner | Alan Bradley / Tron | |
| David Warner | Ed Dillinger / Sark / Voice of Master Control Program | |
| Cindy Morgan | Lora / Yori | |
| Barnard Hughes | Dr. Walter Gibbs / Dumont | |
| Dan Shor | Ram / Popcorn Co-Worker | |
| Peter Jurasik | Crom | |
| Tony Stephano | Peter / Sark's Lieutenant | |
| Sam Schatz | Expert Disc Warrior | |
| Jackson Bostwick | Head Guard |
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| Producer | Donald Kushner
Ron Miller |
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| Writer | Steven Lisberger
Bonnie MacBird |
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| Cinematography | Bruce Logan
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Wendy Carlos
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While Kevin Flynn is searching his work’s computer system for classified information relating to video games he is digitalized by a laser finding himself in the middle of the computer world. Tron is the first feature film to have long computer generated scenes and thus seen as a milestone in film storytelling history. |
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