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Matthew Broderick (Inspector Gadget)<br> | Matthew Broderick (Inspector Gadget)<br> | ||
Rupert Everett (Dr. Claw)<br> | Rupert Everett (Dr. Claw)<br> | ||
| − | Joely Fisher (Brenda)<br> | + | Joely Fisher (Brenda Bradford)<br> |
Michelle Trachtenberg (Penny)<br> | Michelle Trachtenberg (Penny)<br> | ||
Andy Dick (Kramer)<br> | Andy Dick (Kramer)<br> | ||
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| − | Lowly security guard John Brown is injured whilst pursuing the notorious Dr. Claw, who has robbed and killed a scientist specializing in robotics. | + | Lowly security guard John Brown is injured whilst pursuing the notorious Dr. Claw (in reality billionaire Sanford Scolex), who has robbed and killed Artemus Bradford, a scientist specializing in robotics. Artemus' daughter, Brenda, rebuilds Brown into the cyborg superhero "Inspector Gadget," who goes on to wipe out crime in the city and also to tangle again with Claw. |
==[[:Category:Eurocopter AS355 Ecureuil 2/TwinStar|Eurocopter AS355 TwinStar]]== | ==[[:Category:Eurocopter AS355 Ecureuil 2/TwinStar|Eurocopter AS355 TwinStar]]== | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 6 March 2011
Movie (1999)
Starring:
Matthew Broderick (Inspector Gadget)
Rupert Everett (Dr. Claw)
Joely Fisher (Brenda Bradford)
Michelle Trachtenberg (Penny)
Andy Dick (Kramer)
Cheri Oteri (Mayor Wilson)
Lowly security guard John Brown is injured whilst pursuing the notorious Dr. Claw (in reality billionaire Sanford Scolex), who has robbed and killed Artemus Bradford, a scientist specializing in robotics. Artemus' daughter, Brenda, rebuilds Brown into the cyborg superhero "Inspector Gadget," who goes on to wipe out crime in the city and also to tangle again with Claw.
Eurocopter AS355 TwinStar
Dr. Claw uses this as an escape vehicle at the end, but it crashes when his claw-hand malfunctions and pinches off the steering mechanism, leaving no means of piloting the craft.
