- Joined: December 2001
- Location: Columbus, OH
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His screen time is very limited, but how about Loeb in Batman Begins? He may not be the exact stereotype you want, but I thought I'd throw it out here.
The man I loved - the man who vanished - he never came back at all. But maybe he's still out there, somewhere. Maybe some day, when Gotham no longer needs Batman, I'll see him again.
- Joined: December 1969
- Post Count: 9,306
Throw Chi McBride's name into the IMDB, and that's probably half of what comes back.
Jay's Movie Blog - A movie-viewing diary.
Transplanted Life: Sci-fi soap opera about a man placed in a new body, updated two or three times a week.
Trading Post Inn - Another gender-bending soap, with different collaborators writing different points of view.
"What? Since when was this an energy ball...
- Joined: August 2001
- Location: Indiana
- Post Count: 608
You brought two too many.
- Joined: June 2004
- Location: Kent, WA
- Post Count: 762
Beverly Hills Cop - Axel Foley's [Eddie Murphy] boss, Inspector Douglas Todd [Gilbert Hill]. A little bit of trivia, Hill actually was a police officer in Detroit.
The shape I\'m in you could donate my body to science fiction! - Rodney Dangerfield, \"Back to School\"
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Inspector Hammer!
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- Joined: March 1999
- Location: On duty and takin' out the fullscreen trash.
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I have to second, third and forth Captain Trunk from
Sledge Hammer!, you just haven't seen an angry black police captain until you've seen this poor man who was constantly on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown because of Hammer.
Have to disagree with
The Terminator, though, Traxler was a pretty cool customer and didn't come off angry at all.
"You have no idea how far i'm willing to go to acquire your cooperation." - Jack Bauer
