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Lena Headey and Bruce Davison in TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES // 1.07 “The Demon Hand”

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Terminator Reboot fancast

After being disappointed sequel after sequel and Terminator Dark Fate  just being a huge middle finger to the first two movies. I will be doing a Terminator fancast for The first two movies and my ideal sequel to finish off the Terminator Trilogy!

My other remake fancasts

Scarface

The Godfather

Back To The Future

Terminator

Robocop

Star Wars The Original Trilogy

Star Wars The Prequel Trilogy

Brie Larson as Sarah Connor

Karl Urban as Kyle Reese

Dwayne The Rock Johnson as The T-800

Winston Duke as Lt. Ed Traxler

Daniel Craig as Detective Hal Vukovich

J. K. Simmons as Dr. Peter Silberman

Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Ginger Ventura

Channing Tatum as Matt Buchanan

Finn Wolfhard as Young John Connor

Dwayne The Rock Johnson as The T-800

Tom Hiddleston as The T-1000

Don Cheadle as Miles Dyson

Viola Davis as Tarissa Dyson

Alex R. Hibbert as Danny Dyson

Priah Ferguson as Blythe Dyson

David Koechner as Todd Voight

Judy Greer as Janelle Voight

Now for my ideal Terminator sequel and end to the series. Terminator:Resistance. In the beginning of the movie, it is revealed that  a part of the T-800 is was still in the factory in the fight against the T-1000. That’s why a Terminator is still sent back to kill John. Sarah will sacrifice herself to save John. John realizes that it’s inevitable, that Skynet is inevitable. So John begins to train himself from his teens to adulthood and recruit for The Resistance. However John was indeed right, Skynet is inevitable. Miles Dyson had a lot of backers in the Military for Skynet, so one way or another, Skynet is coming. John will bring together 5 key members for The Resistance and Skynet will send 5 Terminators will hunt them all before John can fulfill his mission of shutting down Skynet on the eve of judgement day. 

The Resistance

Tom Hardy as John Connor

Jessica Chastain as Katherine Brewster

Tyler James Williams as Danny Dyson

Zendaya as Blythe Dyson

Gemma Chan as Blair Williams

Charlize Theron as Mary Randall

The Terminators

Adam Driver as T-900

John Boyega as the T-800

Sofia Boutella as the T-X

Tessa Thompson as the TS-300

Dave Bautista as the T-600

Michael Fassbender as the voice of Skynet

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The Terminator (1984) Review

[Big honking spoilers below! If you've never seen this movie, go watch it first!]

Kyle: "Come with me if you want to live."

I love science fiction, time travel stories, and strong female characters. And I'm a romantic. So you can imagine how I've always felt about this movie.

The whole freaking story is a paradox. How could John Connor even exist in the first place if John himself had to send his father back in time to rescue and impregnate his mother? And yet, it's the circular time travel elements that I love most. Like the photograph of Sarah that Kyle carried with him in the future. He always wondered what Sarah was thinking when it was taken, and of course, she was thinking of him. I always wondered why James Cameron didn't give us the biggest paradox of all: the name of the factory in that final action sequence, Cyberdyne Systems.

I've never liked Arnold Schwarzenegger. I particularly dislike him in his most recent role as governator. But I will grudgingly admit that he was pretty much perfect casting as a killer cyborg, and this movie launched his career. His best work as an actor was always physical, and this was a very physical role. And his expressionless and memorable delivery of the line, "I'll be back," has become part of our culture.

Anyway, Arnold, smarnold. I've always felt that this was Michael Biehn's movie. Kyle Reese was a tragic, memorable character. A refugee from an unspeakable future, he made a quixotic, heroic journey through time because he fell in love with a photograph, and sacrificed his life after only one night of love. His death was painful; we didn't want him to die, and it hurt when he did. No wonder Sarah threw herself at him. I'd do it.

Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor was also very good, although the sequel was where her character really shone. Sarah started out as an aimless young waitress, helpless and completely out of her depth. She weathered the deaths of her best friend, her mother and her lover, along with the complete rearrangement of her entire universe, and she became exactly what Kyle believed she was in the first place. She was the one who had the strength to kill the Terminator in the end, after all. I've always loved the way Linda Hamilton delivered the line, "You're terminated, fucker."

This movie was James Cameron's first original work, and it was pre-CGI and made on the cheap since Arnold wasn't a big name yet. Nearly all of it holds up, though, because the story and the acting were the center of the movie, not the effects. The stop-motion metal skeleton in the final action sequence looked a bit jerky, but when we saw it in close-up, it looked really scary. (And it even looked like it could be Arnold.) The only scenes that looked fake to me were the ones with the cyborg head. It just doesn't look real, and I can't imagine that it did when the movie first came out, either. I think Cameron should have made do with just the actor, the X-acto knife, and the eyeball plopping into the sink. It would have worked.

This is a fast, exciting, memorable movie. It's also bleak and dark, with a fatalistic, negative view of a future where technology has destroyed our humanity. In the end, Sarah, like a pre-apocalyptic Madonna, is waiting for the world to end in order for her son to play his part. John Connor is the holy child, the twenty-first century Jesus who will come to save us all.

Bits and pieces:

-- The action takes place in May and November, 1984. The future sequences were set in 2029, although they were mostly Kyle's dreams, all of which ended with his death. As the movie did.

-- I've always loved the skilfully filmed scenes in TechNoir ("black technology," exactly what the Terminator was). There were other interesting, negative images of technology throughout the movie, too, like the answering machine that "needed love, too." My favorite was the children staring into a fire burning inside the shell of a television set.

-- The scenes of the future showed wreckage twisted in on itself, like the story. When the metal skeleton of the Terminator rose from the fire (the scariest moment in the movie), the wreckage behind it was twisted in much the same way.

-- The opening scene with Arnold and the three punks was shot at one of my favorite places in Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory. One of the punks was future star Bill Paxton; another was Brian Thompson, who played multiple monsters on Buffy.

-- Paul Winfield and Lance Henriksen were just marvelous as the two cops, bouncing lines off each other like the pros they are. Henriksen was originally Cameron's choice to play the Terminator, but the concept of the movie changed.

-- We got a very romantic, poignant and sexy love scene. You don't usually get those in sci-fi movies. I've always loved it. Why can't sci-fi movies be romantic?

-- In an early scene, Sarah was wearing a tee shirt with the Jetsons on it.

-- I just have to say that most single women don't put their entire name in the phone book. If this had been done realistically, the Terminator would have had to work his way through every S. Connor in the listings.

-- The music Ginger was listening to when she was killed was "It's a Mistake." One of the songs in TechNoir was, "You've Got Me Burning," which was what happened to the Terminator.

-- Sarah called her mother. What was she thinking? Yes, it was the only way to start the action again, but come on. She called her mother?

Quotes:

Waitress: "Look at it this way. In a hundred years, who's gonna care?"

Traxler: "A one day pattern killer." Vukovich: "I hate the weird ones."

Vukovich: "That coffee's two hours cold." Traxler: "Um hum." Vukovich: "And I put a cigarette out in it."

Kyle: "That terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead."

Silberman: "And this computer thinks it can win by killing the mother of its enemy. Killing him, in effect, before he's even conceived. A sort of retroactive abortion?"

Kyle: "He'll find her. It's what he does. It's all he does." This has always been one of my favorite quotes, especially the last two sentences and the way Biehn said them. Dan and I say it all the time about a lot of things. Mostly about my cat Spike.

Sarah: "So Reese is crazy?" Silberman: "In technical terminology? He's a loon."

Kyle: "I'd die for John Connor." Sarah: "At least now I know what to name him. I don't suppose you know who the father is, so I won't tell him to get lost when I meet him?"

Sarah: "You're talking about things I haven't done yet in the past tense. It's driving me crazy. Are you sure you have the right person?" Kyle: "I'm sure." Sarah: "Come on. Do I look like the mother of the future? Am I tough, organized? I can't even balance my checkbook."

Sarah: "What have we got? Mothballs, corn syrup, ammonia. What's for dinner?"

This movie is classic, excellent science fiction, and I love it. Four out of four paradoxes.

Billie Doux loves good television and spends way too much time writing about it.

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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) dir. Jonathan Mostow 7.3/10

How many kind of machines will we make?

John gives me Zedd vibes.

What are the odds that John went into that animal hospital and she worked there?

Memorable Quotes: “You are terminated.”

Spoiler: [About Judgement Day not happening, so John Connor grows up and lives off the grid. He has nightmares. A T-X appears naked inside a store and comes out to a woman in a car. It steals her clothes and car. She is able to infiltrate the system to locate her targets. Kate Brewster is shopping with her fiancé, Scott Mason, as she gets a call from her dad Robert, an US Air Force general. He learns of a virus spreading through the machines. A Terminator is sent naked too in the desert as he’s supposed to be protecting Katherine Brewster and John Connor. John breaks into an animal hospital for some medication until he knocks out from it. The Terminator steals clothes from a bar. The T-X kills Jose Barrera, a fast food worker. It then goes to a house to kill Elizabeth and William Anderson. It’s to kill those who work with John in the future. Kate goes to work at the animal hospital for an emergency. She gets put at gunpoint by John as he wakes up. She manages to take his paintball gun away and trap him in a cage. She then tends to a customer’s cat. She comes back to John and says Mike Kripke’s basement and he doesn’t understand. She says she knows him and they went to middle school together until he disappeared. The T-X kills the customer and then licks the blood to identify the person. She licks a bandage on the floor to identify it as John Connor’s. Kate tries escaping in her truck, but the T-X attacks her. She’s saved by the Terminator crashing into the T-X with a truck. The Terminator traps Kate in the truck of her car and goes to John Connor. John confirms that it’s friendly and drives the truck away as the Terminator stays to fight the T-X. The cops come and manage the scene as they try to help the Terminator and the T-X infiltrates cop cars. All the phone lines are down as Kate tries to get help since Skynet is taking over. John learns that Kate is in the back, but continues to drive. The T-X can control machines and sends empty cop cars and trucks to pursue John and Kate. John crashes into a guy and drives away. The Terminator pursues with a cop bike. The Terminator gets to John as they escape the T-X. John tries to have him remember that they used to know each other. The Terminator clarifies that it was a different Terminator. John learns that they only postponed Judgement Day rather than stop it. The Terminator throws away one of his broken fuel cells and it causes a massive explosion. He then robs a gas station store with some snacks while the worker calls the police. John is put in the back of the car with Kate. She talks of how he might be a gang member now and how he’s been trouble. John tries to have the Terminator explain who he is and what’s happening. Detectives talk with Scott about the kidnapping of Kate and he agrees to help. The Terminator takes Kate and John to a mausoleum to find the coffin of Sarah Connor. John talks of not knowing where she was buried after she died from leukemia. The coffin reveals a bunch of weapons and they learn that she was cremated and scattered in the sea. Her will wanted these weapons here. Kate gets a gun and shoots the Terminator. She learns that he’s not human. Cops surround the place and Kate runs to them. She’s tended to by Dr. Silberman and he mentions making things up and needing therapy for years after. The Terminator and John escape and John wants to know why Kate is important since the Terminator wants to save her. The Terminator talks of how she will become his wife and through her, he will contact the rest of the military to form the Resistance. Kate sees Scott and runs to him until he shapeshifts into the T-X. She gets picked up by The Terminator and John and learns that Scott is dead. They fight the T-X as she pursues them, but they get her away as she ruins their car. John consoles Kate. They then learn that the T-X is to kill Robert, because he’s the program director for the Cyber Research Systems, autonomous weapons division aka what Skynet is under. John understands that Robert is the key behind shutting down Skynet. They want to head to Robert to stop

the infiltration of Skynet, but the Terminator’s only mission is to protect them. He says that judgement day will happen before they get in a clear zone if they head to Robert. John aims a gun at himself and the Terminator measures the odds of him actually pulling the trigger. They learn that this Terminator was sent back by Kate, so he only listens to her, so she commands them to go. They move forward and talk about how John dies and that’s why Kate had to sent a Terminator back. They learn that he dies because of a terminator that looks like this Terminator infiltrated through his emotional bond to it from childhood. Robert learns of the country being open to attack because of the virus. John and Kate talk about not being each other’s type and she talks about him being her first kiss in Mike’s basement. Robert is ordered by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to set up Skynet so that it can destroy the virus. Robert doesn’t believe it’ll be okay since Skynet will run things afterwards, but they confirm that Robert runs Skynet. The T-X infiltrates the station and sets up the robots to work. Robert presses the button to start up Skynet and the virus is cleared, but all systems shut down. Robert sees Kate arrive and sees another Kate warn him. The Terminator shoots the T-X mimicking Kate after she hurts Robert. The machines start killing everyone. Robert reveals the access codes to Kate and John and tells them to get to Crystal peak. The Terminator explains what it is and they all believe it to be the system core, so they have to go there to stop it all. They take Robert’s plane after he dies. The Terminator fights their way through. The Terminator ends up getting destroyed by the T-X and she messes with his system. She then goes after John and Kate. They power up a magnetic field and the T-X gets stuck in it, but she manages to get herself out as they escape. The Terminator wakes up and tells them to go without him since his system is going to stop them. John talks to him and convinces him that his mission and reason to exist is to protect him. The Terminator tries to stop his own movements and shuts himself down. John and Kate get to Crystal Peak and use the access codes to get in. The T-X is right on their tail and is stopped by the Terminator crashing into her with a helicopter. He holds up the bunker door for them as they get through. The T-X pursues and the Terminator crushes the door on both of them with the fuel cell exploding. Kate and John get further in and discover that his place isn’t Skynet. It’s a fallout shelter for VIP’s and no one else knows to come here. They realize that there was never a way to stop Skynet. They are able to talk on the radio and contact other important people with him in charge. Judgement Day happens.]

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Agents of SHIELD, Terminator AU where: 1. Melinda May is Sarah Connor 2. Phil Coulson is Kyle Reese 3. Daisy Johnson is John Connor 4. Mike Peterson is the Terminator 5. AIDA is Skynet and the T-X 6. Grant Ward is the T-1000 7. Holden Radcliffe is Miles Bennett Dyson 8. Andrew Garner is Dr. Peter Silberman

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Playlist 2017

The best:

Ryuichi Sakamoto - async Susanne Sundfør - Music For People In Trouble Charlotte Gainsbourg - Rest Brunori Sas - A casa tutto bene Man Forever - Play What They Want Richard Dawson - Peasant Pere Ubu - 20 Years In A Montana Missile Silo Thurston Moore - Rock'n'roll Consciousness Kelly Lee Owens - Kelly Lee Owens Gold Dime - Nerves LCD Soundsystem - American Dream Jens Lekman - Life Will See You Now Gas - Narkopop Arto Lindsay - Cuidado Madame

A little less but very good:

Sparks - Hippopotamus John Maus - Screen Memories JASSS - Weightless Ibeyi - Ash Sóley - Endless Summer Bjork - Utopia Nick Höppner- Work Cody ChesnuTT - My Love Divine Degree Sufjan Stevens, Noco Muhly, Bryce Desnner, James McAlister - Planetarium Ben Frost - The Centre Cannot Hold Grizzly Bear - Painted Ruins Steven Wilson - To The Bone Porter Ricks - Anguilla Electrica Future Islands - The Far Field Laura Marling - Semper Femina Noveller - A pink sunset for no one Oren Lavie - Bedroom Crimes

Italia:

Brunori Sas - A casa tutto bene Cesare Malfatti - Canzoni Perse Paolo Benvegnù - H3+

Giorgio Poi - Fa Niente Baustelle - L'amore e la violenza Andrea Laszlo De Simone - Uomo Donna Carl Brave x Franco126 - Polaroid Ianva - Canone Europeo Fitness Forever - Tonight unòrsomin��re. - Una Valle Che Brucia Italoconnection - Metropoli Joe Victor - Night Mistakes Ghemon - Mezzanotte

Girrrrrrls:

Julia Holter - In The Same Room Karen Elson - Double Roses Shannon Wright - Division This Is the Kit - Moonshine Freeze Jane Weaver - Modern Kosmology Sarah Walk - Little Black Book Circuit des Yeux - Reaching For Indigo Aldous Harding - Party The Weather Station - The Weather Station Melanie De Biasio - Lilies

Avant:

Hauschka - What If Kailin - Fracture Sarah Davachi - All My Circles Run Geotic - Abysma Forest Swords - Compassion Laurel Halo - Dust Karen Gwyer - Rembo Patricia - Several Shades Of The Same Color Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - The Kid Rafael Anton Irisarri - The Shameless Years Rhys Celeste - Microlith Ursula Bogner - Winkel Pong Alessandro Cortini - Avanti Carla dal Forno - The Garden Katie Gately - Color Colleen - A flame my love, a frequency Jlin - Black Origami

Interesting:

National - Sleep Well Beast The Flaming Lips - Oczy Mlody Mura Masa - Mura Masa Benjamin Clementine - I Tell A Fly Algiers - The Underside Of Power Peter Silberman - Impermanence Real Estate - In Mind The Bug Vs Earth - Concrete Desert Blank Mass - World Eater James Brandon Lewis Trio - No Filter Roger Waters - Is This The Life We Really Want? Bjørn Torske & Prins Thomas - Square One Everything Everything - A Fever Dream Fever Ray - Plunge Fletcher Tucker - Cold Spring H. Hawkline - I Romanticize Loney Dear - Loney Dear Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band - Adiós Señor Pussycat Laucan - FramePerSecond Alien Stadium - Livin' in Elizabethan Times Aimee Mann - Mental Illness Piano - Magic Closure Godspeed you black emperor! - Luciferian Towers Liars - TFCF Arbouretum - Song of the rose

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Hoy cumple años Famke Janssen 53 años una ex modelo, actriz, guionista y directora de cine neerlandesa. Carrera Modelaje y principios de los 90 En 1984, Janssen viajó a los Estados Unidos, donde comenzó su carrera profesional como modelo para la firma Elite Model Management, trabajando para diseñadores como Yves Saint Laurent, Chanelo Victoria's Secret. En 1992, después de retirarse del modelaje, Famke obtuvo papeles como invitada en varias series de televisión, incluyendo un papel protagonista en Star Trek: La Nueva Generación, junto a Patrick Stewart, quien más adelante compartiría reparto en las series de películas de "X-men". En ese mismo año se le ofreció el papel de Jadzia Dax en Star Trek. Pero ella prefirió rechazarlo para introducirse en el cine. Su primer papel en este medio fue junto a Jeff Goldblum, en el drama criminal Fathers & Sons. En 1994 hizo una pequeña participación en la exitosa serie Melrose Place, como Diane Adamson. También participó en Model by day, The Untouchables y en la película Relentless IV: Ashes to Ashes. 1995 - 2000 A fines de 1995, Janssen apareció en la primera película de James Bondprotagonizada por Pierce Brosnan, GoldenEye, como mujer fatal Xenia Onatopp. También apareció en la película Lord of Illusions. En 1996 participó en la película Dead girl. Así mismo, a principios de 1997 aparece en la película City of Industry. En 1998, después de su interpretación de mujer fatal en GoldenEye (1995), se convirtió en una de las actrices más buscadas por los directores. Prueba de ello es que llegó a participar en 8 películas. Estas son, Monument Ave., The Gingerbread Man, Deep Rising, RPM, Rounders, Celebrity de Woody Allen, The Adventures of Sebastian Cole, The Faculty. A finales de 1999 apareció en la película House on Haunted Hill. En el año 2000 participa en la película Love & Sex, Circus y en X-Men como Jean Grey. Películas de X-Men En el año 2000, Famke Janssen se metió en los Estudios Marvel, interpretando a la superheroína Jean Grey en X-Men. La fama desatada por esta película, tanto entre los fanáticos del cómic como entre los que no lo eran, fue total, llevando a Famke al podio de las féminas más deseadas. Más tarde, en el año 2003, vuelve a repetir su papel en X2: X-Men United, donde su personaje muestra que es mucho más poderoso; pero al final de la película "muere" salvando a sus compañeros. Janssen vuelve en X-Men: The Last Stand en el año 2006. En esta, su personaje Jean se transforma en Phoenix, siendo la única mutante de clase 5. Finalmente, Jean Grey/Phoenix es asesinada por Wolverine(interpretado por Hugh Jackman), ya que ella se lo pidió debido a que ya no era capaz de controlar sus poderes y dejar de destruir todo y a todos a su alrededor. Para ese papel, Famke gana el Premio Saturn a la mejor actriz de reparto. En el 2013 vuelve a interpretar Jean Grey en The Wolverine, siendo una alucinación de Wolverine. En 2014 vuelve a interpretar a Jean Grey, haciendo un breve cameo en X-Men: Days of Future Past, al igual que James Marsden (Cíclope), Anna Paquin(Anna Marie / Rogue). En la película, Wolverine, regresa atrás en el tiempo y cambia el curso del futuro, consiguiendo resultados que nunca ocurrieron en los acontecimientos de la tercera película, incluyendo la muerte de Jean Grey y Cíclope. 2001 - 2007 A mediados del 2001, Famke actúa en la película Made, junto a Jon Favreau. También aparece junto a Michael Douglas en Don't Say a Word, interpretando a su mujer. Aparece en dos episodios de Ally McBeal. A finales del 2002 interpreta a una agente especial en I Spy, junto a Eddie Murphy y Owen Wilson. Janssen consiguió el papel de la villana en la película Men in Black II, pero, debido a una muerte dentro de su familia, tuvo que abandonar el papel. En 2004, Famke consigue un papel destacado en la segunda temporada de la popular serie de televisión Nip/Tuck. Volvió a retomar el papel en los últimos dos episodios. A fines de ese año participó en la comedia Eulogy. A principios del 2005 protagoniza, junto a Robert De Niro y Dakota Fanning, Hide and Seek. Janssen interpreta a una psicóloga que quiere ayudar al personaje que interpreta Dakota Fanning, por la presunta muerte de su madre. En 2006 interpreta a una viuda en The Treatment. En 2007 actuó en Turn the River, con el que obtuvo el Premio a la Mejor Actriz en el Festival Internacional de Cine Hamptons. También protagoniza, junto a Jessica Alba, Paul Rudd, Winona Ryder y varios más la comedia The Ten, diez historias inspiradas en los 10 mandamientos. Janssen también proporcionaría la narración en idioma holandés para el estudio de tranvía Tour en todos los parques temáticos de Disney. También aparece en la película para televisión Winters. 2008 - Presente En 2008 tiene una pequeña participación (interpretando a Leonore Mills) en la película de acción Taken, protagonizada por Liam Neeson. También actúa en la película dramática, The Wackness, junto a Josh Peck. Más tarde protagoniza 100 Feet. En esta cinta, Famke interpreta a una mujer que tiene que cumplir un arresto domiciliario, por el supuesto asesinato de su marido, quien aparecerá como fantasma en su casa. También vemos a Famke en la serie web Puppy Love y, en 2009, en The Farm, una película para la televisión. A mediados del año 2010 protagoniza la película dramática The Chameleon, basada en hechos reales. En 2011 Janssen debuta como directora en el drama Bringing Up Bobby, protagonizado por Milla Jovovich. A finales del 2012 vuelve a repetir su papel de Leonore Mills, en Taken 2, también protagonizada por Liam Neeson y Maggie Grace. Esta vez, su personaje tiene más incidencia en la trama de la película. En 2013protagoniza la serie original de Netflix, Hemlock Grove, como la imponente Olivia Godfrey. Más tarde, también aparece en la película Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, haciendo de la bruja Muriel. A mediados del 2014 obtuvo un papel en la película A Fighting Man, como una alcohólica en recuperación. A principios del 2015 vuelve a retomar el papel de Leonore Mills, en Taken 3, una vez más con Liam Neeson y Maggie Grace. En esta secuela su personaje es asesinado, siendo Nesson acusado de ello, lo que le fuerza a tener que descubrir la verdad. Más adelante, Janssen fue narradora en el documental sobre la transformación de la Humanidad, Unity, junto a numerosos actores, músicos, deportistas, empresarios, etcétera. En septiembre del mismo año, Famke obtuvo el papel de Eve Rothlow en la serie How to Get Away with Murder, protagonizada por Viola Davis, actriz nominada al Oscar dos veces. También protagonizaría la película Jack of the Red Hearts, actuando en el papel de madre de una nena con problemas mentales. A principios de 2016 prestó su voz en la serie animada, Robot Chicken, como Jean Grey. Actualmente, Famke Janssen tiene un rol recurrente en la exitosa serie The Blacklist, como Susan Hargrave. Más adelante protagonizará el Spin-off de la misma, llamada The Blacklist: Redemption. También actuará en el drama satírico This Is Your Death y Going Under. Hoy cumpliria años Vivien Leigh (1913-1967), fue una actriz de teatro y cinebritánica. Galardonada con dos premios Óscar a la mejor actriz, se la recuerda sobre todo por sus papeles como Scarlett O'Hara en Lo que el viento se llevó (1939) y como Blanche DuBois en Un tranvía llamado deseo(1951), papel que ya había desempeñado en los teatros del West End de Londres en 1949. Tras finalizar sus estudios de arte dramático, desempeñó pequeños papeles en cuatro películas en 1935 y progresó hasta su papel protagonista en Fire Over England (1937). Elogiada por su belleza, sintió que sus atributos físicos en ocasiones le impedían ser tomada en serio como actriz. A pesar de su fama en la gran pantalla, fue sobre todo una actriz de teatro; durante su carrera de 30 años, desempeñó papeles que fueron desde las comedias de Noël Coward y George Bernard Shaw hasta personajes clásicos de Shakespeare como Ofelia, Cleopatra, Julieta y Lady Macbeth. Ya en sus últimos años, desempeñó algunos papeles secundarios en unas pocas películas. Durante su matrimonio con Laurence Olivier, con el que estuvo casada en segundas nupcias entre 1940 y 1960, el público la identificaba a menudo junto a su marido, con el que coprotagonizó tres películas y numerosas producciones teatrales, a menudo dirigidas por el propio Olivier. Tenía reputación de ser difícil trabajar con ella y durante gran parte de su vida adulta padeció trastorno bipolar, además de episodios recurrentes de tuberculosis crónica, que le fue diagnosticada por primera vez a mediados de la década de 1940 y que finalmente fue la causa de su muerte a los 53 años de edad. A pesar de que su carrera tuvo períodos de inactividad, en 1999 el American Film Institute la clasificó como una de las mayores estrellas del cine clásico de Hollywood. Hoy cumple años Earl Boen 69 años es un actor estadounidense. Tal vez su papel más conocido fue cuando trabajó como el psicólogo Peter Silberman en The Terminator. Boen también representó dicho papel en la película Terminator 2: Judgment Day, en la cual Silberman trabaja en un hospital mental en el que Sarah Connor(Linda Hamilton) se encuentra internada, y Terminator 3. Es el único actor aparte de Arnold Schwarzenegger que aparece en las tres películas de la saga. Otras películas en las que ha actuado incluyen The Man with Two Brains (1983), Alien Nation (1988), The Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), y El Profesor Chiflado II(2000), así como una breve aparición en 18 Again! (1988). Boen se retiró de la actuación en 2003, pero continúa su prolífico trabajo como actor de voz en la radio, televisión, dibujos animados, además de juegos y vídeos de computadora. Un pequeño ejemplo de sus créditos en trabajos de voz incluye: Voces en la serie animada Los SupersónicosDr. Regís Blackgaard y Edwin Blackgaarden el programa de radio Adventures in OdysseyLeChuck en LucasArts' Monkey Islandseries de juegos de aventuras en computadora.Nemesis en el juego de computadora Black & White.Balzac en el juego BerserkSergei Gurlukovich en Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of LibertyTerenas Menethil II en World of WarcraftY últimamente como The Butcher en Psychonauts. https://youtu.be/k64P4l2Wmeg

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TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES // 1.07 “The Demon Hand”