#John Finn

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[51kas81]

Cold Case 1.10 The Hitchhiker (2003)

[yezzyyae]

I hope I can find or create a fandom for “Cold Case” this is one of my fav shows of all time. Me & my deceased brother Jeffrey used to watch this every Saturday🥺👏🏾🎥I mean this show is a head of its time! The storylines, the cold cases, the characters Omgg Lilly Rush was a bad bih, & the music for every episode. If you wasn’t crying at the end of an episode was you even watching it correctly.

This is where I fell in love with Danny Pino even more as he played “Scotty Valens” & Thom Barry as “Will Jeffries” omgg a wonderful cast! A believable cast! This show does not get enough recognition as it should!

It ran from 2003-2010 & I cried when it went off air! And I cried when I found it on Roku channel in 2020 but with ads but HBOMAX got the series in 2021 and I watched it 5x since then. I know every word & song 🎵

Please invest in “Cold Case” on HBOMAX!

[bald-heaven]

Cold Case S1.E8 Fly Away (2003) part 4.2

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[macandstella]

John Finn as Mairtín in Is Olc an Ghaoth

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John Finn

[joshjacksons]

Pacey Witter HD Screencaps Part 155/?

Season 2

[dweemeister]

Andre Braugher in a scene from Glory (1989)

In his first role in a feature film, the late Andre Braugher left a hell of an impression - one year after his graduation from Juilliard for drama.

Glory, directed by Edward Zwick, tells the story of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - the Union army's first all-black unit in the midst of the American Civil War. It is told mostly through the lens of Capt. Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick), the white commanding officer of the 54th. Braugher plays Thomas Searles, a freedman who was Shaw's former secretary and enlisted shortly after hearing of the creation of the 54th.

Searles eventually learns the martial technique demonstrated in this scene and executes it to perfection during the film's climactic battle.

[vertigoartgore]

Cold Case's pilot ("Look Again") is turning 20 today. Feel old yet ?

[laserpinksteam]

Film after film: The Pelican Brief (dir. Alan J. Pakula, 1993)

It's a star-studded Grisham's novel adaptation that, together with its more successful predecessor The Firm, kicked off the whole series of films. While The Client is my favorite, this one has its moments of levity and fun, the latter of which comes courtesy of Tucci's character, whose ridiculously filmed death I still cannot comprehend.

[51kas81]

Cold Case 1.9 Sherry Darlin' (2003) #4.2

[olivierdemangeon]

THE PELICAN BRIEF (1993) ★★★★☆

[bald-heaven]

Cold Case S1.E8 Fly Away (2003) part 4.1

[backinthebottle52]

Just uploaded - new Cold Case Video!

Warning for some violent content and series spoilers.