Stargate Actor non SG TV/Movie News & Appearances

[Agent_Dark]

http://www.crazy8s.cc/films2006.html

"Breakdown" is formatted in QuickTime.

I downloaded the movie, but as I'm still using a dinosaur coal-
powered computer (gasp, Windows 98SE), and the QuickTime is formatted
for the new version 7 (for Windows 2000/XP), I can't open the file.
(It's 1,474KB in size.)

Sigh.

In any case, here's the direct link to download the movie (perhaps
someone else can view it):

http://www.crazy8s.cc/movies/breakdown.mov

It's not much, just a short trailer for it. It's Amanda in a room by herself, and she says "If the end came today, would you be prepared for it? Not just physically, not just mentally - but emotionally?" And then there's a sound of an explosion in the background and she looks around.

[morjana]

It's not much, just a short trailer for it. It's Amanda in a room by herself, and she says "If the end came today, would you be prepared for it? Not just physically, not just mentally - but emotionally?" And then there's a sound of an explosion in the background and she looks around.

Thank you, Agent Dark!

Morjana

[Agent_Dark]

So I was watching episode 12 and series finale of the internet tv series Pure Pwnage and who do I see but none other than Bill Marchant (Adrian Conrad, the buisness man who kidnapped Carter in 'Desperate Measures' and ended up with a Goa'uld symbiote inside him). He plays 'The Big Bad Guy', the main villian that teh_pwnerer faces off against in the cliffhanger at the end of the first series. And yes, he was very Goa'uld like in his body language and facial expressions

[prion]

The [email protected] lists reports that

Colin Cunningham auditioned for a local Canadian (CBC) tv show called J-Pod and got the part. He'll be playing hte part of Steven (manager of a software/computer game company) and he basically cause problems for the young handsome and beautiful geniuses that work there.

Shooting commences on the 17th of this month for the pilot. If it gets picked up it will probably be a 13 episode season.

[raduzhok]

Yeah, agreed.

Just found my way to this thread because I'm interested in people's reactions to a specific actor from SG1 in his new role. However, I wanted to put in, regards not wanting to go through everything to find just one or two people... isn't there a 'search this thread' option which if you put in the name of a character/actor anything really will bring you to posts on that specific request???

[smurf]

There's a "Search this Thread" button at the top of the thread.

[raduzhok]

ALEXIS CRUZ (Ska'ara)http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ent/tv/4296307.html

I was just wondering if anyone else has seen SHARK and what they thought of Alexis's role thus far? Last week he was featured and I thought it was a good boost for the character. When I first saw him, without having read the credits, I didn't recognize him. Of course, he looked familiar but the connection didn't happen until I saw his name in the credits. I haven't seen him anything else, but am enjoying this new show. In fact, I've been a James Woods fan for a very long time, and I wouldn't have seen Alexis in this role if I hadn't been hooked by the fact that Woods was in the show.

[raduzhok]

There's a "Search this Thread" button at the top of the thread.

Yup, that's what I was saying in answer to one of the earliest posts on the thread...

[smurf]

Yup, that's what I was saying in answer to one of the earliest posts on the thread...

I see. Wow, that was way back.

BTW, if you want to get reactions on Shark you'd be better off starting a thread in Off Topic. This is more of an announcements/news/updates thread.

[raduzhok]

I see. Wow, that was way back.

BTW, if you want to get reactions on Shark you'd be better off starting a thread in Off Topic. This is more of an announcements/news/updates thread.

Thanks... Was directed here, actually, from someone in the help threads...

[morjana]

Variety: Day Break: Mitch Pileggi, Adam Baldwin co-star:

Thanks to ellen for the heads up!

From Variety:

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117...ryid=1264&cs=1

Day Break

(Series -- ABC, Wed. Nov. 15, 9 p.m.)

By BRIAN LOWRY

Filmed in Los Angeles by Touchstone Television. Executive producers,
Matthew Gross, Jeffrey Bell, Rob Bowman; co-executive producers, Paul
Zbyszewski, Richard Heus, Steven Maeda; producers, Taye Diggs, Abe
Hoch; director, Bowman; writer, Zbyszewski.

Det. Brett Hopper - Taye Diggs
Rita Shelten - Moon Bloodgood
Jennifer Mathis - Meta Golding
Chad Shelten - Adam Baldwin
Andrea Battle - Victoria Pratt
Damien Ortiz - Ramon Rodriguez
Det. Spivak - Mitch Pileggi
Det. Choi - Ian Anthony Dale
Shadow man - Jonathan Banks

There's a fine line between mysterious and just plain mystifying,
and "Day Break" lurches over it. A taut thriller that weds "24"
with "Groundhog Day," the series' rules are too murky for its own
good, leaving behind a handsome, fast-paced hour that (three episodes
in, anyway) still doesn't make a lick of sense. Taye Diggs is an
energetic presence in the central role, but this frosh drama faces a
tall order subbing for "Lost" against CBS' surging "Criminal Minds,"
especially with ABC companion "The Nine" already looking like it
needs a standing eight count.

**snippity doo-dah**

© 2006 Reed Business.com

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According to IMDB, Adam Baldwin will be in six episodes, Mitch
Pileggi in two episodes.


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Morjana

[prion]

Variety: Day Break: Mitch Pileggi, Adam Baldwin co-star:

Thanks to ellen for the heads up!

From Variety:

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117...ryid=1264&cs=1

Day Break

(Series -- ABC, Wed. Nov. 15, 9 p.m.)

By BRIAN LOWRY

Filmed in Los Angeles by Touchstone Television. Executive producers,
Matthew Gross, Jeffrey Bell, Rob Bowman; co-executive producers, Paul
Zbyszewski, Richard Heus, Steven Maeda; producers, Taye Diggs, Abe
Hoch; director, Bowman; writer, Zbyszewski.

Det. Brett Hopper - Taye Diggs
Rita Shelten - Moon Bloodgood
Jennifer Mathis - Meta Golding
Chad Shelten - Adam Baldwin
Andrea Battle - Victoria Pratt
Damien Ortiz - Ramon Rodriguez
Det. Spivak - Mitch Pileggi
Det. Choi - Ian Anthony Dale
Shadow man - Jonathan Banks

There's a fine line between mysterious and just plain mystifying,
and "Day Break" lurches over it. A taut thriller that weds "24"
with "Groundhog Day," the series' rules are too murky for its own
good, leaving behind a handsome, fast-paced hour that (three episodes
in, anyway) still doesn't make a lick of sense. Taye Diggs is an
energetic presence in the central role, but this frosh drama faces a
tall order subbing for "Lost" against CBS' surging "Criminal Minds,"
especially with ABC companion "The Nine" already looking like it
needs a standing eight count.

Joe Flanigan actually talked about Mitch being in this tv show two weekends ago during a con appearance.

[prion]

TOM McBEATH - Mayborne

http://www.the-trades.com/article.php?id=4974

The Masters of Horror series continues to grow on DVD with this release of
John McNaughton's take on a Clive Barker short story, "Haeckel's Tale". The
story is caged in an outer-story of a man (Steve Bacic, "John Tucker Must Die")
who seeks the aid of a necromancer, Miz Carnation (Micki Maunsell, "The Tooth
Fairy") in the resurrection of his deceased wife. Ah, but is he really sure he
wants her back that badly? As a caution, Miz Carnation launches into the story
of Ernst Haeckel.

Haeckel (Derek Cecil) is a young, brash medical student with no use for God.
He believes that he can use science to restore the spark of life to those who
are deceased, citing the work in Germany of contemporary Viktor Frankenstein.
Through his source for cadavers, a rather dodgy fellow, Haeckel learns of a
necromancer passing through town, Professor Montesquino (Jon Polito, "Flags of
Our Fathers"), who brings the dead to life for a dear cost. Haeckel attends the
medicine show and sees a demonstration on a dog, which he puts down to sheer
trickery.

Not long after, Haeckel receives notice that his ailing father is getting
worse, and sets out to see him. Along the way, the director gives us our first
taste of gruesome grossness (an earlier flammable corpse not being all that
startling) when Haeckel stops for lunch unwittingly beneath a tree where some
pederasts were hanged; whatever it is that's brownish and leaks out of decaying
bodies manages to drip onto him and his bread, inducing a nice bit of reverse
peristalsis in the viewer.

When the rain begins to fall, Haeckel seeks shelter near a necropolis (a
fanciful word for a cemetary), where he encounters the old man, Wolfram (Tom
McBeath, The 4400), who invites him out of the cold to his cabin. Inside, Haeckel
is introduced to Wofram's much younger wife, Elise (Leela Savasta, Smallville).
As the night goes on, Haeckel's sleep is interrupted by the arrival and
departure of a stranger -- Professor Montesquino -- and by the crying of Elise's
infant as she nurses it. But what Haeckel notices most is how often Elise looks
out the window into the night with such longing. Ultimately, she leaves the
house and runs out into the darkness.

* read the full text at link above*

[prion]

JASON MOMOA

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/s...003422,00.html

Rural idyll for Daughter
Sarah Nicholson
November 14, 2006 11:00pm

Excerpt:

But living in South Australia and playing Stevie Hall on McLeod's means that Mackinnon is on the other side of the world to her fiance Jason Momoa who is based in Canada while filming his series Stargate Atlantis.

Momoa, an American who was born in Honolulu, and Mackinnon met on the set of Baywatch Hawaii in 1999 and lived together in Los Angeles before each was cast for roles that would put the Pacific Ocean between them.

"The time really flies, we can see each other because we have the money to fly back and forth so that makes it easier, and we know that this is the start of a future for us

FULL TEXT AT LINK ABOVE

[Suebsg9]

http://www.michaelshanks-online.com/news/index.shtml

News out of burbank; new film project in Vancouver -

The film is being produced for the Lifetime Channel and is directed by George Mendeluk (Under The Mistletoe), with filming due to finish on 30 November.
Per Michael, he is playing the role of "a disturbingly bad guy", and is co-starring with Academy Award nominee, Anne Archer (Fatal Attraction, Patriot Games).
The synopsis of the film is listed as follows:

"Monica Barrett is a beautiful woman of great intellect and integrity, who is a highly respected judge on the east coast. A widow, with a daughter in her late twenties, her life dramatically changes when she is nominated to the United States Supreme Court. But her dream suddenly becomes a nightmare when she meets Jack, a dashing Irishman who professes to be an up and coming writer. In reality, he is a criminal and psychopath, who turns a much needed holiday into an ugly act of horror. Drugged and defiled, now Monica must make a decision in the early morning light: should she keep this act a secret, or reveal it, and have her good name dragged through the mud by the media? Is this a random act of a psychopath? Or is Jack a pawn in a much larger game of political intrigue?

thanks mon and deej in burbank for news