Buffy ,'Never Leave Me'
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And Dourif's creepy psychopaths always manage to incite some pity in me along with revulsion, which is a credit to the actor's skill (or some innate quality he possesses--it's difficult to tell.)
He definitely radiates "horribly damaged by _______", which I think goes a long way towards generating sympathy.
Scott Speedman shirtless
I've never understood the Speedman appeal. He looks very...dull, to me.
I remember when Brad Dourif played serial killers on Babylon 5 and Voyager within a period of a few months. So whenever I see him now, I just assume he's playing a serial killer. If I'm wrong, it makes things more interesting anyway.
And IMDB just told me that he's doing a remake of The Wizard of Gore. With Crispin Glover. Wowie.
And IMDB just told me that he's doing a remake of The Wizard of Gore. With Crispin Glover. Wowie.
Indeed. Doesn't the universe end if they appear in the same scene together?
Oh, that's right. Brad Dourif was an insane Vulcan on Voyager. I'd totally forgotten.
The world is a weird place.
Brad Dourif played serial killers on Babylon 5
I thought he played one of the techno-wizards and was a kind-hearted priest. It was the episode "Garden at Gesthemane (sp?)," I believe.
I've never understood the Speedman appeal. He looks very...dull, to me.
It's the sweet and dumb boy-toy appeal. I imagine him to be good-natured and low-maintenance, sort of like a bouncing golden retriever. And enthusiastic if unimaginative in the sack.
Indeed. Doesn't the universe end if they appear in the same scene together?
Wow. Talk about the creep-off to end all creep-offs.
And enthusiastic if unimaginative in the sack.
Well, if the guy in question takes direction well, it's a good start.
Passing Through Gethsemane. He was a monk. And also a serial killer, prior to be being a monk. But not a technomage.
He wasn't a Vulcan on Voyager. It was one of the Detective Tuvok cases, and they did a mind-meld, so maybe that's the source of confusion. And then in another episode he died heroically, but I'd given up by then.
I can remember all this crap, but do I have to look up the spelling of Gethsemane. There's something very wrong with me.