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Rick Maddox was a military tactician, he is also a primary antagonist and a character from the remake.
Rick is first seen in Iran, explaining the Red Asset technology to a reporter and her camera crew, before they take a mission onto the streets. He's the main handler for this unit, doing a routine patrol in the Tehran neighborhood, the ED-209's demanding (in English) that occupants of houses come down and be identified.
When the patrol is attacked - the attack more about getting on television and not killing anyone - Rick keeps the camera crew back, where "his guys" can do their job.
Rick is brought into the RoboCop program as the weapons specialist, and only grudgingly. As he tells Norton, putting an organic into the machine is a step backwards, that his robots work perfectly. His attitude reflects in the tests he sets up for Alex, including covert-aggressive musical choices, and continual reminders of how much better his EM-208 is doing.
His final test in China pits 54 of his robots against Alex. While their ammunition cannot significantly damage Alex, Rick's can, and he makes it very clear that he would enjoy that very much. The test is a success for Alex, with his new form he is able to take out all 54 208s in record time. When he confronts Mattox, he shoots his rifle out of his hands and fires an tazing round at him, finally pacifying him.
Mattox is called upon by Raymond Sellars himself, later on in Detroit, to keep a supervisory eye on the RoboCop program, and shut him down if need be. Rick is the one who does, in fact, shut Alex down, just as he's preparing to arrest his corrupt Chief Karen Dean, who is implicated in the gun-smuggling operation with Vallon. Sellars spins this as a "psychotic break" and Rick is at the meeting where they decide that the only thing bigger than a hero is, as Rick supplies, "a dead hero".
The attempt to shut Alex down fails, due to Norton's interference (ripping off the transmitter) and Rick is the first to see RoboCop, who should be dead, heading toward OCP. He calls Sellars, returns to the building, and kits up, activating his Red Asset bracelet, so that it's an unfair fight; he can hit Alex, but Alex can't hit him.
Rick was a psychopath. He got along better with machines than people, and was almost unnaturally cool under pressure. He was good at killing, good at combat zones but not well-adjusted. He clearly views Alex as a threat, and the fact that Alex exceeds his physical height by almost a foot probably doesn't help matters.
All that being said, he was loyal to his company; they're paying him for his services and he does his job, and damn well. And he really seems to care for "his guys" - the robots he takes into the field. He seems to display no real anguish when they get killed (see above, psychopath), but he had faith in them and their abilities, and takes a certain pride in their performance.
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- Rick Mattox. Mattox, played by Jackie Earle Haley, is a weapons expert and military tactician who specializes in the use of the drone technology at the heart of the 2014 RoboCop’s story.
- Raymond Sellars. The head of the unscrupulous Omni Consumer Products (OCP) in the 2014 reboot of the franchise, Raymond Sellars was played by Michael Keaton.
- Bob Morton. Bob Morton, though nothing more than a seemingly-standard ladder-climbing sleazeball at OCP, holds a special place in the history of RoboCop villains, and the RoboCop franchise overall, as he’s technically the first person responsible for the creation of RoboCop.
- Pat Novak. Played by the incomparable Samuel L. Jackson in the 2014 reboot, Pat Novak is a media personality who hosts a shouty infotainment show called The Novak Element, which acts as a perfect satirical take on a flashy entertainment show masquerading as news.
I think w-we're all curious to find out. Rick Mattox : Go ahead. Rick Mattox : I wouldn't buy that for a dollar. Rick Mattox : Tin Man! Tin Man. Tin Man. Oh, there it is. You look like crap.
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Richard "Rick" Mattox is a major antagonist of the 2014 sci-fi/action remake movie RoboCop. He is a highly trained military tactician who works for OmniCorp and its founder Raymond Sellars. He was portrayed by Jackie Earle Haley, who also played Freddy Krueger in the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street, Odin Quincannon in Preacher, Rorschach in Watchmen, and Grewishka in Alita: Battle ...
