The Role: Kevin Flynn / Clu

Why It’s The Best: Way ahead of its time both in terms of ambitious visuals, and in its creation of a computer world – way before the internet existed.

Bridges plays Flynn, a game programmer who gets sucked into a computer and must fight for survival. Apparently Bridges had to wear a dance belt in order to keep his crotch area kid-friendly in the computer outfit.

Iconic Moment: "Who you calling programme?!" Flynn gets rough treatment and a crash course in this deadly new world.

Jeff Says: “It was a mammoth undertaking. It was shot on 70 mm, black and white, then hand-tinted in Korea. At the time it was very innovative, although I think it looks kind of dated now. Wendy Carlos did a great score for it.

“It was maddening, man. It was a long shoot, four months. I had to go to work every day and put on a dance belt, which is like a jock strap with only one strap - right up your ass! So sitting down or doing any sort of... it was terrible, man.

“All the sets were black velvet and we were wearing white clothes. After a month in there... I wish they'd explored the love triangle a little more.”