Nixorbo
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Hmm, good point. Meh, as long as it's not me.
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DrThunder88
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Two Imperial officers, two Indiana Jones Nazis...coincidence? I think so.
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DrThunder88
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Holy crap, I knew that mirror sounded like the guy from The Thing What Lurked in the Tub.
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fryfanSpyOrama
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« Reply #62 on: 06-25-2004 02:40 »
« Last Edit on: 06-25-2004 02:40 »
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Originally posted by David A: Fryfan, you bumped a two-year-old thread just to insult sci-fi fans? What the hell?
Oh course not, what kind of person do you think I am? That would mean I'd be insulting myself since, I'm a huge sci-fi fan. I'm just merely stating the stereotype of what people view sci-fi fans as being. I was joking get it? (David A gives an unsure no) That's what makes it so funny.
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~FazeShift~
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In an seaon 1 episode of Stargate SG-1, actress Amanda Tapping, who plays Samantha Carter had to do a stunt where she gets pushed over and bangs her head on the wall of an elevator, except that she actually did hit her head and was knocked unconcious for a while. Go SG-1!!
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fryfanSpyOrama
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« Reply #65 on: 06-25-2004 19:19 »
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Here are related sci-fi facts. Will Smith was originally offered the part for Neo in the first Matrix movie, but turned it down. He couldn't understand the plot of the movie. How ironic that his wife would accept a part in the sequels. Also, in the original Planet of the Apes. Linda Harrison got the part as Nova because she dated FOX studio boss Richard Zanuck and married him in 1968.Richard Zanuck would go on to produce the 2001 remake of Planet of the Apes and Linda would make a cameo. Leonard Nimoy tried to horn in on his Spock image by doing a video in the late 1960's dedicated to Bilbo Baggins from LOTR The video was called, "the Ballad of bilbo baggins." Steve Spielberg was excutive producer of two 80's movies. The Goonies and Germlins. The Goonies was basically a satire of Indiana Jones. Germlins has references to Spielberg's other two films ET and Close Encounters. A scene where we see a movie theater showing, "A Boy's Life" (the original title to ET) and "Keep Watching the Skies." Originally posted by Nixorbo: Incidently, TNUK, Mark Hamill also did the voice of the Hobgoblin in the classic Spiderman, and I thought he was the regular Joker voice in the animated series. He also does the voice of Solomon Grundy on Justice League. Is that better?
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Lurrr
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Another obscure Indiana Jones fact: The reason Indy never loses his hat in any of the movies is because the scenes are filmed out of sequence and no-one could be bothered to keep track of when Indy has his hat.
@Klumsy Kitty- IMDB says yes, this is the same Patricia Tallman. Not only that, but checking her filmography reveals that she has also appeared in the first Austin Powers film- as the waitress who turns out to be a man.
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Nixorbo
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama: Actually the last post was from 2002 posted 12-09-2001 13:50 Maybe you misread her or something.
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DrThunder88
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama: Kate Mulgrew (who played Kathryn Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager) played Fox's mom Anastasia Renard Now she does voiceovers for Ford Freestar commercials, what a shame. Did you know the original Enterprise from TOS was made entirely of toothpaste and popsicle sticks? That's because it wasn't.
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