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  • That Guy!: John Rhys-Davies

    Genre films are something of a trap for actors and actresses.  One memorable role in a movie franchise beloved by one flavor of geek or another, and they're pretty much set for life -- as long as sequels keep getting made, they'll keep getting steady work, and the sun will set on their acting careers about five weeks after they die.  On the other hand, as long as they're best known for genre parts, those are the parts they're likely to keep getting ad infinitum; there's a reason it's called the genre ghetto.  Unfortunately, actors who take up residence there are awfully reluctant to leave because the paychecks are good, but they soon find out it's not easy even when they decide to move to a ritzier neighborhood.  More than a few actors of some talent and range have found themselves, after cashing in off of a big genre-character role, being judged for the rest of their careers not on how well they can act, but how well they can still fit into their old costumes.  Such an actor is the big, hearty Welshman John Rhys Davies:  a man of impressive range and flawless credentials playing the classics on stage, his portrayal of a handful of unforgettable characters in sci-fi and fantasy films has somewhat derailed his career while at the same time ensuring that he'll always have work.  He's gone from being the poor man's Brian Blessed to being one of the innumerable people who pays for his house by spending half the year in New Zealand filming syndicated sci-fi television shows.

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  • Ellis To Movies: Drop Dead

    Celebrated comics author Warren Ellis is nobody's sweetheart. Although a number of his books, including Transmetropolitan, Planetary, Hellblazer, and The Authority, have been widely praised, he's also...well, the polite term is "opinionated". He haunts the internet, an irascible insomniac akin to his own creation Doktor Sleepless, holing forth his views on everything from politics to culture to sex. He recently came under fire for some rather intemperate comments he made the night of Heath Ledger's death, having what many people have called a "John Byrne moment" (in reference to another famous comic book creator prone to loudmouthed blabbing) and earning him the enmity of Ledger fans who had theretofore never even heard of the man.

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