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

Regisseur	Steven Lisberger
Producent	Donald Kushner Ron Miller
Schrijver	Steven Lisberger Bonnie MacBird
Camerawerk	Bruce Logan
Componist	Wendy Carlos

Alan Bailey (Bruce Boxleitner), a programmer for ICOM writing a security program called Tron, finds his access is suddenly cut off by his boss, Dillinger (David Warner) and the Master Control Program (David Warner), which has taken control. Alan tells Lora (Cindy Morgan), who realizes that their friend Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), a hacker and ex-ICOM employee, has been found out. The three get together to retrieve Flynn’s computer file that proves what Dillinger has done, but the Master Control Program activates a laser and digitizes Flynn, sucking him into the computer. Once inside, Flynn discovers an electronic world where programs are forced to compete in gladiatorial combat in the Game Grid or die. Even though Flynn is a User, not a program, Sark (David Warner) forces him to compete. Flynn meets Tron (Bruce Boxleitner), whom he recognizes as Alan’s security program. They decide to reach the I/O Tower to find out what Tron’s User, Alan, wants him to do. Avoiding the minions of the Master Control Program they fight their way to the tower, and then to the Master Control itself, where Flynn sacrifices himself so that Tron can put his instructions from Alan into play.

Editie gegevens Land Verenigde Staten Taal Engels Regio Regio 2 Verpakking Keep Case Scherm Verhouding Widescreen (16:9) Ondertitels Dutch; Nederlands Geluidssporen Dolby Digital 5.1 [Engels] Lagen Enkelzijdig, Dubbellaags Aantal Disks/Banden 1

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