#george dzundza

[smallcloisville]

Clark: I should leave my job to protect Lois.

Lois *who after being released from hospital 0.1 second ago*: I AM ON IT CHIEF. THIS IS MY STORY. NO ONE TAKES AWAY MY STORY.

Clark: Oh yes! She puts herself in danger on regular basis. I should just stay and protect her instead.

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Salem's Lot (1979) - George Dzundza and Kenneth McMillan

[docgold13]

Batman: The Animated Series - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

The Ventriloquist (New Adventures)

Arnold Wesker was a talented ventriloquist in Gotham City who suffered from dissociative identity disorder, possibly stemming from psychological trauma in his youth. Wesker turned to crime and carved a dummy by the name of Scarface. His dissociative identity was manifested within the dummy, who became the dominant personality. Dubbing himself the Ventriloquist, Wesker and Scarface went on a crime spree throughout Gotham.

Following his being apprehended by Batman, Wesker was remanded to Arkham Asylum where he received care under Dr. Leslie Leland.  Wesker was highly motived to make positive changes and he and Leland achieved a great deal of progress together.  After much hard work, Wesker was deemed rehabilitated and was released from Arkham.  

Bruce Wayne had monitored Wesker’s progress and upon his release, Wayne offered him housing at a halfway home as well as a job at Wayne Enterprises.  Things were finally looking up for him.  

Unfortunately, The Ventriloquist's former cohorts, Mugsy and Rhino, had other plans.  Wesker was a genius for plotting criminal schemes and the two hoods were eager for the return of the diabolical Scarface.  When Wesker stated he was uninterested in resuming his former life of crime, Mugsy and Rhino gas-lit the poor man until he suffered a regressive breakdown.   The Ventriloquist had returned, only now his villainous plotting was directed toward taking out Mugsy and Rhino.  

Fortunately, Batman and Batgirl interceded before Wesker could kill his former partners.  Wesker was returned to Arkham Asylum but Dr. Leland felt confident that a little more work would succeed in helping him regain his progress.  Furthermore, Bruce Wayne ensured that Wesker’s home and job would be there for him when he got out.  

Actor George Dzundza provided the voice for both Arnold Wesker and Scarface with he troubled figure first appearing in the fifty-ninth episode of the first season of Batman: The Animated Series, ‘Read My Lips.’    

[brokehorrorfan]

Species II will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on June 11 via Scream Factory. The 1998 sci-fi horror sequel is directed by Peter Medak (The Changeling).

Natasha Henstridge, Michael Madsen and Marg Helgenberger reprise their roles from the first film, joined by Mykelti Williamson, George Dzundza, James Cromwell, and Justin Lazard. Chris Brancato (Narcos, Hannibal) wrote the script.

Species II has been newly restored in 4K from the original camera negative with Dolby Vision and English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 Surround and 2.0 Stereo. A preliminary list of special features is below.

Disc 1 - 4K UHD:

Audio commentary by director Peter Medak

Disc 2 - Blu-ray:

Audio commentary by director Peter Medak

Interview with actress Natasha Henstridge

Interviews with special make-up effects creator Steve Johnson, supervising cosmetic designer Leonard MacDonald, transformation supervisor Joel Harlow, and chrysalis effects supervisor William Bryan

Interview with screenwriter Chris Brancato

Special effects outtakes & behind-the-scenes footage

Uncut footage

Species II: Eve of Destruction featurette

Theatrical trailer

Still galleries – posters, lobby cards, behind-the-scenes photos, special effects behind-the-scenes photos, and H.R. Giger sketches

When countless women suffer gruesome deaths while bearing half-alien offspring, scientist Laura Baker (Marg Helgenberger) and hired assassin Press Lennox (Michael Madsen) use Eve (Natasha Henstridge), a more tempered alien clone, to find Ross and his virulent brood. But they underestimate Eve's maternal drive, and before long she escapes to mate with Ross in order to create a pure, unstoppable race that could spell doom for mankind.

Pre-order Species II.

[spockvarietyhour]

[sslimbo]

[lobbycards]

The Beast of War, French lobby card. 1988

[introvert-insiders]

Law & Order - ‘ The Originals’

[susantyrrell]

Susan Tyrrell and George Dzunda in Open All Night, 1981.

[mikelogan]

Mike Logan in Law & Order 

1x20 The Troubles

[all-things-de-niro]

Happy 80th Birthday Robert De Niro

Behind the scenes of The Deer Hunter with Geoge Dzunda, Chuck Apegren & Christopher Walken

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Time to play... if you had their ass in front if you, would you EAT / FUCK / SMACK it?

1. John Goodman

2. Ed Asner

3. Jack McGee

4. Jim O'Heir

5. George Dzundza

Bonus: Jon Tester, but it's his meaty cock.

John Goodman - If you make it "fat" John Goodman, I'd happily eat that ass. Now someone is going to be mad I said "fat" John Goodman. I'm not body shaming. I just prefer "fat" John Goodman. Like a lot of other people.

Ed Asner - I'm eating that hairy hole of his all day long till he cums. Ed seems like the type that would have love that.

Jack McGee - I'm doing all three. Jack's ass is just too cute not to.

Jim O'Heir - Fucking it.

George Dzundza - Fucking it.

Bonus: Jon Tester - I'm eating it. Then fucking it. Rinse and repeat.

[docgold13]

Batman: The Animated Series - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

The Ventriloquist 

Arnold Wesker suffered a highly traumatic childhood where he came to see expressing assertiveness as frighting and dangerous.  He suppressed all of his feelings of anger and ambition, pushing it all down so that it was out of his consciousness.  As such, Arnold grew up extremely shy, meek and mild mannered; he never spoke up for his own needs and let others walk all over him.  

Inspired from a television show from his youth, Arnold took up ventriloquism and demonstrated a remarkable skill for it.  He created his own dummy and designed it in the likeness of a prohibition-era gangster.  He named the dummy ‘Mister Scarface’ and it proved the ideal vehicle to embody all of the malicious feelings had had suppressed inside of him.   

The Scarface persona was so strong that it overwhelmed Arold’s fragile ego.  Before long it was the aggressive Scarface who was calling all the shots with the meager Arnold dutifully following orders.    

Wesker actually possessed a great acumen for crime and plotting out felony endeavors.  The confidence imbued by speaking through Scarface enabled him to pull off numerous criminal feats.  In due time he had amassed a gang who all listened to Mr. Scarface and obeyed his every command.

The Scarface dummy was destroyed following an altercation with Batman and Wesker was remanded to Arkham Asylum where they had hoped to successfully treat his fractured psyche.  Sadly these treatments did not work and Wesker would go on to create a new Scarface dummy so to continue his life of crime.  

Actor George Dzundza provided the voice for both Wesker and Scarface with the pair of villains first appearing in the 59th episode of the first season of Batman: The Animated Series, entitled ‘Read My Lips.’    

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

[spockvarietyhour]

Max started wearing a hat in the last couple episodes and its a good choice.

[kwebtv]

Skokie - CBS - November 17, 1981

Drama (based on fact)

Running Time: 125 minutes

Stars:

Danny Kaye as Max Feldman

John Rubinstein as Herb Lewisohn

Carl Reiner as Abbot Rosen

Kim Hunter as Bertha Feldman

Eli Wallach as Bert Silverman

Brian Dennehy as Chief Arthur Buchanan

George Dzundza as Frank Collin

Ed Flanders as Mayor Albert J. Smith

Charles Levin as Rabbi Steinberg

Stephen D. Newman as Aryeh Neier

James Sutorius as David Hamlin

Lee Strasberg as Morton Wiesman

Marin Kanter as Janet Feldman

David Hurst as Sol Goldstein

One of Danny Kaye's last performances. His dramatic portrayal of a Holocaust survivor received much acclaim.