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Christian Bale plays John Connor in the upcoming Terminator: Salvation; Gary Oldman played Bram Stoker's Dracula; Michael Jai White was Spawn; and Tommy Tiny Lister played "Debo" in the Friday series. (Guilty pleasure alert: He was also the wrestler "Zeus.") How's that for random? (Spawn © 1997 New Line Cinema Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Spawn, its logo and symbol are registered trademarks of Todd McFarlane Productions. All Rights Reserved.) |
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Posted by Joyce Saenz Harris @ 11:12 AM Tue, Jul 22, 2008
Harry Potter film fans would say that Gary Oldman also is iconic in his recurring role as Harry's godfather, Sirius Black, a.k.a. The Prisoner of Azkaban...
Posted by Dawn Burkes @ 11:26 AM Tue, Jul 22, 2008
Ah, yes. Yes, they would. Gary Oldman has also played Lee Harvey Oswald in "JFK" and Sid Vicious in "Sid and Nancy." Biblicists will point out that Christian Bale played Jesus of Nazareth in TV movie "Mary, Mother of Jesus." We could go on all day. Let's do.
Posted by Jim @ 1:33 PM Thu, Jul 24, 2008
I always think of Zeus first when I see Lister. All other roles take a back seat
Posted by Dan Koller @ 12:01 PM Tue, Jul 29, 2008
Don't forget about Anthony Michael Hall. He'll always be Farmer Ted in "Sixteen Candles" to me.
Posted by Dawn Burkes @ 5:25 PM Wed, Jul 30, 2008
Anthony Michael Hall? He's got a lot of them under his belt: Bill Gates (TV movie); Johnny Smith (TV's "The Dead Zone"); Whitey Ford (HBO's "61*"); and Huck Finn (TV). Sigh. Sadly, I knew all but Huck Finn off the top of my head. Sigh.