Robots (2005)
Overview
Rodney Copperbottom is a young robot inventor who dreams of making the world a better place, until the evil Ratchet takes over Bigweld Industries. Now, Rodney's dreams – and those of his friends – are in danger of becoming obsolete.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $75,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $262,511,490.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 36.707 |
Directed By
Chris Wedge
Crew
John Powell
John C. Donkin
Lorne Orleans
Jim McClain
William Joyce
Lowell Ganz
David Lindsay-Abaire
Ron Mita
William Joyce
Chris Wedge
David Lindsay-Abaire
Christian Kaplan
Chris Meledandri
Babaloo Mandel
John Carnochan
Paul Downs
Arun Ram-Mohan
Jeannine Berger
Enrico Casarosa
Jerry Davis
Bob Gordon
David Tart
Robert Cardone
Maria Criscuolo
Anthony Nisi
James Palumbo
Jess Bressler
Jennifer Kagel
Tim Gomillion
Doug Letterman
Andrea Blasich
Paul Ohrt
Jim Passon
Brandon Oldenburg
Tom Carlson
Eric Putz
Frank Bennett
Bill Orrico
Buck Lewis
Sean Garnhart
Wim Post
Kent Beyda
David Esneault
Mike Thurmeier
Alex John Cuthbert
Becky Mancuso-Winding
John A. Patterson
Luke Martorelli
Brett Hoffman
Terry Ziegelman
Wyatt Sprague
Augusto Schillaci
Kent Beyda
Steve Martino
Michael J. Travers
Marissa Littlefield
Nicholas Renbeck
Nicholas Renbeck
Robert Fernandez
Jamie Williams
Moroni Taylor
Mark Filip
Tim Nordquist
Lorene Simpson
Dorothy Joo
Justin Mandel
Brian Morgan
Gary Burritt
Jo Mion
Natasha Leonnet
Allen Dam
Billy Foster
Derek Casari
David Lucarelli
Curtis Lindersmith
Colette D. Dahanne
Peter DeSève
Johnny Gidcomb
Robert V. Cavaleri
Christopher Kappler
Mark Piretti
Paul Urmson
Marko Costanzo
Matt Seckman
Melanie Martini
Pete Anthony
David Brown
Bob Camp
Neal Sternecky
Galen T. Chu
Carlos Saldanha
TOP CAST
Ewan McGregor
Rodney Copperbottom (voice)
Robin Williams
Fender (voice)
Halle Berry
Cappy (voice)
Amanda Bynes
Piper (voice)
Mel Brooks
Bigweld (voice)
Jim Broadbent
Madame Gasket (voice)
Greg Kinnear
Ratchet (voice)
Stanley Tucci
Herb Copperbottom (voice)
Dianne Wiest
Mrs. Copperbottom (voice)
Drew Carey
Crank (voice)
Harland Williams
Lug (voice)
Jennifer Coolidge
Aunt Fanny (voice)
Paul Giamatti
Tim the Gate Guard (voice)
Natasha Lyonne
Loretta Geargrinder (voice)
Chris Wedge
Wonderbot / Phone Booth (voice)
Dan Hedaya
Mr. Gunk (voice)
Marshall Efron
Lamppost / Toilet Bot / Bass Drum / Microphone
Terry Bradshaw
Broken Arm Bot (voice)
Al Roker
Mailbox (voice)
Lucille Bliss
Pigeon Lady (voice)
Jay Leno
Fire Hydrant (voice)
Lowell Ganz
Mr. Gasket (voice)
Paula Abdul
Watch (voice)
Jackie Hoffman
Water Cooler (voice)
Brian Scott McFadden
Trashcan Bot (voice)
Tim Nordquist
Tin Man (voice)
James Earl Jones
Voice Box at Hardware Store (voice)
Damien Fahey
Stage Announcer (voice)
Stephen Tobolowsky
Bigmouth Executive / Forge (voice)
Jansen Panettiere
Younger Rodney (voice)
Will Denton
Young Rodney (voice)
Crawford Wilson
Young Rodney (voice)
Dylan Denton
Youngest Rodney (voice)
Jennifer Perito
Additional Voices
Alan Rosenberg
Jack Hammer (voice)
Lara Cody
Additional Voices
Cooper Cowgill
Additional Voices
David Crommett
Additional Voices
Darin De Paul
Additional Voices
Dann Fink
Additional Voices
Timothy Gulan
Additional Voices
Ray Iannicelli
Additional Voices
Sondra James
Additional Voices
Vanessa Lemonides
Additional Voices
Marcus Maurice
Additional Voices
David Rossmer
Additional Voices
Bruce Winant
Additional Voices / ADR Loop Group
Chris Moyles
Stage Announcer (voice)
Chingy
DJ Robot (uncredited)
Sean Garnhart
Diesel (uncredited)
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