Sci-fi adventure starring Jeff Bridges, David Warner and Bruce Boxleitner. While trying to prove that his ideas have been stolen by his evil boss, computer games designer Kevin Flynn is absorbed into a powerful program and becomes a competitor in a life-or-death video game.
In this imaginative electronic fantasy, computer genius Jeff Bridges enters cyberspace to prove himself the rightful inventor of stolen game patents. Director Steven Lisberger broke new cinematic ground by inventing and using state-of-the-art digital graphics to depict a bizarre video netherworld. The "light cycle" race - where machines create solid walls of colour behind them as they speed around a grid - is the highlight of a complex but light-hearted adventure. It may seem somewhat dated these days, but it would probably be fair to credit this Disney movie with being the forerunner of the Toy Story movies.
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Kevin Flynn / Clu | Jeff Bridges |
| Ed Dillinger / Sark | David Warner |
| Alan Bradley / Tron | Bruce Boxleitner |
| Lora / Yori | Cindy Morgan |
| Dr Walter Gibbs / Dumont | Barnard Hughes |
| Ram | Dan Shor |
| Crom | Peter Jurasik |
| Peter / Sark's lieutenant | Tony Stephano |
| Warrior | Craig Chudy |
| Warrior | Vince Deadrick |
| Expert disk warrior | Sam Schatz |
| Head guard | Jackson Bostwick |
| Tank commander | Charles Picerni |
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Steven Lisberger |
