Television Series) Joel as Will Conway After being denied the Secretary of State position he was promised, House Majority Whip Frank Underwood begins a ruthless and corrupt climb of the political ladder that takes his career to unprecedented heights as his wife, Claire, searches for her place to dominate in her husband’s spotlight.
Movie) Joel as Unknown An ex-convict working undercover intentionally gets himself incarcerated again in order to infiltrate the mob at a maximum security prison.
Television Series) Joel as Takeshi Kovacs Set in a future where consciousness is digitized and stored in cortical stacks implanted in the spine, allowing humans to survive physical death by having their memories and consciousness “re-sleeved” into new bodies. The story follows specially trained “Envoy” soldier Takeshi Kovacs, who is downloaded from an off-world prison and into the body of a disgraced cop at the behest of Laurens Bancroft, a highly influential aristocrat. Bancroft was killed, and the last automatic backup of his stack was made hours before his death, leaving him with no memory of who killed him and why. While police ruled it a suicide, Bancroft is convinced he was murdered and wants Kovacs to find out the truth.
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This isn’t your dad’s RoboCop. Sure, the reboot starring our March cover guy, Joel Kinnaman, still centers around a part-man, part-machine police officer. And yes, you can expect to see a few nods to the original when RoboCop hits theaters on February 12. But Joel says it just might surprise moviegoers by being “a lot more emotional and maybe a bit more intelligent than people were expecting.” (Don’t worry, from the looks of the trailer, there still appears to be a lot of ass-kicking going on.) In this exclusive video, Joel also talks about how he trained for this iconic role, plus gives some insight into his personal style—since March is our Style Issue, after all.