RoboCop Documentary RoboDoc Wraps Filming, Peter Weller Interview Clip Arrives
RoboCop Documentary RoboDoc Wraps Filming, Peter Weller Interview Clip Arrives
RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop will feature an interview with original star Peter Weller and is expected to be released soon.
RoboCop documentary has finally wrapped filming. That s not all, as the filmmakers behind
RoboDoc: The Creation of Robocop have announced that none other than Peter Weller, the original actor who brought the character to life, will be featured in the movie. They have even released a brief clip teasing the interview.
RoboDoc will feature what is described as a lengthy interview with Peter Weller. The brief clip sees Weller sitting down for the chat. The actor also helps to announce the doc s forthcoming release, which is expected to happen soon now that everything is in the can. The filmmakers made the announcement on Twitter, saying the following alongside the release of the clip.
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On April 30, In 1945, the burned body of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was found in a bunker in the ruins of Berlin.
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Adolf Hitler attends a Nazi party rally in Nuremberg, Germany, circa 1928. On April 30, In 1945, Hitler s burned body was found in a bunker in the ruins of Berlin. File Photo courtesy of the NARA
Monica Seles defeats Tara Snyder at the U.S. Open Championships in Flushing Medow, N.Y., on August 27, 1997. On April 30, 1993, Seles was stabbed and injured by a self-described fan of Steffi Graf during a match in Hamburg, Germany. File Photo by Rodger Celestin/UPI | License Photo
Bristol City Council deliberately ignored bid to install Black Lives Matter statue on Colston plinth
Top planning officer says it was done so the new history commission could consider all the issues
17:23, 30 APR 2021
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The statue was erected in the early hours of this morning on July 15, 2020 (Image: Ben Birchall/PA Wire)
A bid to install a sculpture of a Black Lives Matter protester on the Colston Statue plinth was deliberately ignored, Bristol City Council’s top planner has revealed.
A government inspector will rule whether the life-sized depiction of Jen Reid can sit for two years atop the empty base where slave trader Edward Colston’s monument was pulled down last summer, after an appeal was lodged on the grounds of “non-determination”.
Community-led 36 homes and heart space in Lawrence Weston backed despite planners warnings
Bristol city councillors grant permission unanimously despite concerns over lost grass verges
10:37, 20 APR 2021
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Plans for 36 homes and a “heart space” co-designed by the community in north-west Bristol have been approved unanimously against officers’ recommendation.
Ambition Lawrence Weston (ALW) residents’ group and United Communities housing association were granted permission despite the development breaching planning policy meant to protect grass verges from being built on.
Anquan Boldin (81) photo courtesy of the Baltimore Ravens
Anquan Boldin, Andre Johnson and Steve Smith all have the quantity of catches to become Hall of Fame candidates. But is that enough?
There are three wide receivers in their first year of Hall of Fame eligibility that expect to be among the 15 finalists for the Class of 2022. And that’s understandable – Anquan Boldin, Andre Johnson and Steve Smith all have “the numbers.”
All caught 1,000 passes in their careers and all surpassed 13,000 yards. Statistically, all three rank among the 15 most prolific pass catchers of all time. Boldin ranks ninth all-time in receptions, Johnson 11th and Smith 12th. Smith ranks eighth all-time in yardage, Johnson 11th and Boldin 14th. Johnson went to seven Pro Bowls, Smith five and Boldin three.