Introduction

Tron: The Next Day is a 2011 short film by director Kurt Mattila.

The short film titled Tron: The Next Day, chronologically taking place one day after the events of Tron: Legacy, was included in all mediums of the home media release of Legacy; distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on 05 April 2011.

The film, in addition to dealing with the immediate aftermath of Legacy, explores events that occurred between the events of the original film and its sequel. The short features the return of Dan Shor and David Warner respectively as Roy Kleinberg and Ed Dillinger, and references Kevin Flynn.

Outline

Filling in the backstory between Tron (1982) and Tron: Legacy (2010), Tron: The Next Day chronicles the “Flynn Lives” viral campaign and the 1989 massive movement that followed the unexplained disappearance of ENCOM’s brilliant computer programmer, Kevin Flynn.

In addition – as the featurette bridges the years between the two films up to Sam Flynn’s return – TRON’s creator, Alan Bradley, pays a visit to an old friend, making a sweet offer he can not refuse.

Cast

  • Bruce Boxleitner … Alan Bradley
  • Jeff Bridges … Kevin Flynn (voice).
  • Paul Dzenkiw … Flynn Lives Supporter.
  • Garrett Hedlund … Sam Flynn.
  • Dan Shor … Roy ‘Ram’ Kleinberg.
  • Seth Kleinberg … Encom Employee (uncredited).
  • Stephen Richard Lofstrom … Flynn Lives Supporter (uncredited).
  • Alex Sanborn … Matthew Roth (uncredited).
  • David Warner … Ed Dillinger/MCP (uncredited).
  • Mary Kate Wiles … Flynn Lives Supporter (uncredited)

Tron Series

  • You can find a full index and overview of the Tron Franchise here.

Production & Filming Details

  • Director(s): Kur Mattila.
  • Producer(s): Alexander Dervin, Brian Hall, and Christina Hwang.
  • Writer(s): Robert Auten and Kurt Mattila.
  • Music: Musikvergnuegen, Daft Punk, and Walter Werzowa.
  • Cinematography: Keith Dunkerley.
  • Editor(s): Robert Auten and Kurt Mattila.
  • Production: Prologue Pictures and Walt Disney Studios.
  • Distributor(s): Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
  • Release Date: 14 March 2011 (Internet).
  • Running time: 10 minutes.
  • Country: US.
  • Language: English.

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