That's so hard to answer. Every character was great, but if forced to choose, Clarence Bodicker. One of the greatest, and most quotable, films of all time.

R.I.P. Miguel Ferrer

Bob Morton was such a classic, slimy 80's yuppie-type :D

Ferrer was excellent (RIP)

TJ Lazer.

@FilmFan1983 said:

That's so hard to answer. Every character was great, but if forced to choose, Clarence Bodicker. One of the greatest, and most quotable, films of all time.

R.I.P. Miguel Ferrer

Gotta second this. The movie is loaded with good characters but Kurtwood Smith completely owned it..."Just give me my f*ckin phone call"

Add me to the Clarence fan club. I like a good villain and he was great.

Robocop, Bob and Clarence

@howardburns said:

@FilmFan1983 said:

That's so hard to answer. Every character was great, but if forced to choose, Clarence Bodicker. One of the greatest, and most quotable, films of all time.

R.I.P. Miguel Ferrer

Gotta second this. The movie is loaded with good characters but Kurtwood Smith completely owned it..."Just give me my f*ckin phone call"

The way he slowly says "fuuuuuuck yooooou" is my favorite line. :D

and his line "bit-c-hes leave" was hysterical.

Robocop, Dick Jones and Clarence Boddicker.

"I'm cashing you in"

@Satch_the_man said:

Robocop, Dick Jones and Clarence Boddicker.

"I'm cashing you in"

That's a great quote

"Well, give the man a hand!"

It's gotta be Clarence Boddicker.

Such a great cast. I gotta go with Boddicker. Readily quotable, and mean as a snake.

I'd say Sgt. Reed.

So hard to choose. I guess my faves are Murphy, Lewis, Bob Morton (R.I.P. Miguel Ferrer), Sergeant Warren Reed (R.I.P. Robert DoQui), Jess Perkins