Stargate (1994) - James Spader

[@HighTierWitches]

Michael Shank really did a good job continuing James Spader character

[@omalleycaboose5937]

I think after 10 seasons it can be safely called Shanks character

[@BlackDiamond2718]

My favorite part about Daniel in the series is that he always talks quickly when explaining and his relationship with jack. He always reflects jack with sarcasm and his facial expressions.

[@bbenjoe]

Totally, and he didn't overplay.

[@BeckettSong]

@FitzP Official To quote Teal'c, "Indeed".

[@WrynnCZ]

indeed

[@jadefire2817]

Love that he walks in and just immediately solves the hieroglyphs , when you know that other poor sap had been working on that for *YEARS* Bwahahaha. Definitely one of my favorite Spader films ever.

[@storminboy]

The other guy did his best bless him.

[@ArgonTheAware]

Even a genius astrophysicist like Samantha Carter worked on it for years and couldn't get it to work kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnuYZKGPhZKkpbc

[@stephenhoward6829]

The new alpha-geek in ancient linguistics just arrived!

[@ecliptorcalrissian5014]

Yeah, seriously, someone give proto-McKay there a hug. (If anyone cares, his name is Gary Meyers and he becomes quite an important character in a series of Stargate books written before SG-1 was a thing. And yeah, I know Richard Kind goes on to play Lucius Lavin from SGA, but early Rodney is who Meyers really reminds me of.)

[@MFM230]

Wasn't the first translator on Crackerjack's commercials? He's the perfect "poor sap" for the part. Spader was brilliant in this movie.

[@rescobarp21]

James Spader... what a great actor! Stargate... one of the most amazing sci-fi movies.

[@raven4k998]

1 2 Spaders coming for you... three four better lock the door

[@Medjayon]

For the longest time I did not realize that this is the very same James Spader in the BlackList series. Such a magnicficient and underrated actor.

[@bradleybrown8399]

🙄

[@martyg8137]

Watching this again makes me so impressed of the job Michael Shanks did of taking on this role, the mannerisms are perfect and they look really alike.

[@TheBryanScout]

Truly a sign of amazing acting

[@sbaker8787]

Brilliant!

[@johndorch2333]

Sorry but I like spades much better. There is a naivete that the other actor doesn't get. Same with Kurt Russell over the tv guy.

[@TheNightman.]

@@johndorch2333 No he pulls it off pretty well, and KR just isn't as good as the other guy

[@johndorch2333]

@@TheNightman. Disagree.

[@sbaker8787]

I love the way that Catherine essentially kidnaps Daniel and she knows he can do nothing as he has nothing at this point.

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

I mean, not really. She did not take him against his will. She merely offered him a job and when his nerves failed him, reminded him he doesn't really have much else to do. So he willingly makes the decision to help. If he had been insistent on not helping, I don't think she'd have made him. Rest of the military? Maybe but not her.

[@emarusso5758]

I just noticed that this is the exact beginning of Atlantis too (the Disney cartoon).

[@kate9341]

I freaking love his voice

[@sharpaycutie2]

Ikr!! So soothing!

[@rasikkom9605]

He's the voice of Ultron so there's that.

[@MrValz0]

Amazing how much we owe this film.

[@syntaxed2]

The beginning of an ethos - The stargate series and storyline is truly epic.

[@Gantros]

his voice got really deep over the last 20 years

[@zibafu]

+Siege Kall (Gantros) innit man, I was like, no way did he voice ultron in the avengers.... until I watched a more recent clip of him haha

[@Dane_Youssef]

He was a smoker. Heavy smoker... I think he had chemo...

[@MrTeckhead93]

Yeah, and now hes a robot

[@martyg8137]

NO STRINGS ON ME

[@luiszelaya8698]

@@martyg8137 Ultron 😅😅😅😅😅

[@haj1126]

I cannot explain why I like this brief conversation bw Spader and an old lady so much.

[@Bluelikevelvet]

Brilliant chemistry and dialogues on point

[@Tigerman1138]

It’s the motif of an offer he cannot refuse. It is just the idea of a woman basically saying he has one choice: success.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

They bring her back a few times. Her father worked on the program when it began.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

@maxwesty makes it look more sad considering it rains on him all the time. Literally and figuratively.

[@mch43856]

@maxwesty Was about to say that, it's the atmosphere of the scene :D

[@rhysmaybrey7739]

Still a great movie even after all these years.

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

spader was gorgeous. and adorably wicked smart. what a combo!

[@cocolossal69]

Love this movie ... James Spader is aways worth watching 💕

[@nicolegreen1599]

How can hot, adorable, geeky, sinister, and crazy all be wrapped up in one human?! How?!

[@LibertyLou_]

And you’re absolutely gorgeous 😉

[@nicolegreen1599]

@@LibertyLou_ awww, shucks, thanx.

[@LibertyLou_]

@@nicolegreen1599 you’re welcome. Can I take you out to dinner?

[@nicolegreen1599]

@@LibertyLou_ absolutely. We can go anywhere. I have no dietary restrictions. Lmao.

[@LibertyLou_]

@@nicolegreen1599 Neither do I lol. Do you have Snapchat?

[@TheJosephoenix]

His career has been nothing short of amazing. Better and better as time goes on.

[@xrayaiz74]

One of the best sci-fi films ever created with such a plausible explanation to the knowledge of ancient civilization here on Earth. Whoever came up with this story was accessing very real discovered knowledge or they were one of the most creative writers in the 20th century, in my opinion.

[@rsprockets7846]

AIR FORCE ALONG WITH DOD ACTED AS CONSULTANTS ON FILM AND SERIES, NOW GLOBAL WARMING IS MELTING ANTARTICA ICE CAP ALOT OF ET STUFF FOUND THAT MIMICS SG 1 SERIES........OR IS IT THE OTHER WAY ROUND????

[@Stevenav68]

Look up the role playing game by Richard Tucholka, Fringeworthy. Stargate is a direct ripoff of Fringeworthy. Apparently in the original treatment for Stargate, they even lifted some of the character names from the role playing game (yes it WAS stolen) and only changed them afterward. It's an open secret in Hollywood that Stargate is a direct theft of IP that noone ever wants to talk about. Richard tried to sue them for the theft, with predictable results given this was a humble game designer up against a multi billion dollar mega corporation. It's sad really, Richard had a wealth of ideas that would have made the series an even bigger hit, and some of his other games like Bureau13 was decades ahead of hollywood, basically a proto X files.

[@edwarddejong8025]

A draft for Stargate was passed around to various studios. Rejected by all. The person who wrote knew a lot about egypt. Anyway copyright lawsuit later failed; they didn't do it fast enough so they were unsuccessful. It was a brilliant concept, and i wish they would just credit the guy and throw him 100k as a consolation prize. They made a ton of money on the movie and the TV series.

[@edwarddejong8025]

@@AnneEloiseOfCNY Only a few hundred films are made each year. But many thousands of scripts are written. The poor slobs who circulate their scripts don't realize how dangerous it is to give out ideas to people who live in sensory-deprived cubicles who could never in a million years come up with so many details about egypt. However, many the scripts are very poor, and it is just the ideas and a few backstory details that are lifted. this is one of the worst examples of plagiarism in Hollywood history. There are also sometimes wild coincidences, as some ideas are born of the time. I worked in hollywood for a year, and there were two different Robin Hood movies being made at the same time, both filming in sherwood forest. Ideas are not protected in our system. We have utility and design patents, but copyright is about an expression, not ideas.

[@edwarddejong8025]

@@AnneEloiseOfCNY In the case of Stargate, a guy named Omar Zuhdi wrote a story, passed it around to a few studios, one of which was where Emmerich worked, and years alter, he published the book "Egyptscale" The stories are not the same, but Zuhdi figured out he had been copied when after going through the gate the unemployed egyptologist is helped up by a solder and the guy in the movie says the exact same thing. That's when it stops being coincidence. It was settled out of court. Emmerich has done this more than once. That being said; he is a great director. ----- Egyptscape is a free-wheeling adventure story involving time travel, an out of work Egyptologist, and a government sponsored experiment that opened the door to a long-dead ancient civilization, and the inevitable contamination due to the crossing of time.

[@gracerosales138]

Love the movies and Stargate series. Wish it would continue. Great actors.

[@macman1138]

This is a really good movie.

[@pnamajck]

the original … and still the best.

[@BipoIarbear]

This was the first movie that made me have goose bumps

[@Here4theComments9]

I felt that way about Anal Endeavors IV

[@BipoIarbear]

@Ryan D. u banged geese analy ?

[@deondewit3175]

Yep Stargate sounds much better than Door to heaven. Thanks for fixing that translation Dr Jackson you definately deserve a spot on SG1 when that day comes.

[@elta6241]

Excellent movie Stargate and the series carried it on very well.

[@Elthenar]

I still can't believe this is the same guy from Blacklist and Age of Ultron. Yet, I still see many of the same mannerisms.

[@nastyabaekhyun75]

What his real name?

[@Elthenar]

@@nastyabaekhyun75 D'Brickashaw

[@nastyabaekhyun75]

@@Elthenar thanks

[@Elthenar]

@@nastyabaekhyun75 Di nada

[@stevefowler2112]

Love James Spader...

[@UltimateBargains]

FBI Agent: "Felons are not allowed to carry guns." Raymond Reddington: "All the felons _I_ know carry guns."

[@kdrapertrucker]

Gun control is not about stopping bad people from having guns, it's to prevent good people from having guns. Bad people could care less about the law, they will get what they want through extralegal means.

[@TangomanX2008]

@@kdrapertrucker Gun control works extremely well in other countries, so your view on what constitutes people or bad people and what logic follows from that is irrelevant. Other countries, including countries with the same language and similar cultures as the US do not have the extreme gun violence we have in the the US. And lets be real here, there is always guns control. There are legal limits to weapons, including types of weapons and ordinance (including types of rounds) that a private citizen can own or use. Also, there are always limits, or, to use a word in the 2nd Amendment, "Regulated." What really amazes me though, is that organizations that should recognize the values of certain requirements, like the requirement of basic competence and skills, like how to use and maintain a firearm properly. For instance, the NRA. I've been to places that are affiliated with the NRA, and these people do not kid around the importance of training and safety (eg. always treat the firearm as if it is loaded, never point it at something you don't intend to shoot, etc), and have strict rules around firearm safety (and if you break these rules too many times you will be asked to leave), and yet, these same organizations push any laws that might requires some evidence that a firearm owner can follow these safe practices. In an ideal world, I could imagine organizations such as the NRA participating the crafting of safety regulation for firearm ownership, but I don't sure if I'd trust it to do so with the extreme position it has adopted.

[@wesandell]

@@TangomanX2008 nearly all of the gun violence in the US is in inner cities and are related to gang and/or drug violence. Outside of certain inner cities (which has some of the most extreme gun control laws), the US is one of the safest countries in the world. The issue isn't the guns, the issue is inner city gang violence. The reason for that extreme gang activity is widespread. Just as prohibition on alcohol led to gang violence in the 1920-30s, so has prohibition on drugs led to the same today. Fatherlessness among many inner city men and boys has caused them to seek out role models in negative ways. Most gang members are raised by single mothers and so In order to feel like a man, they join a gang to get back what they didn't have growing up as a young child. This results in overly aggressive behavior and perpetuates the cycle of violence. Guns are just tools. They can cause horrific damage or be used to limit or prevent that damage. The fact that the police have guns shows that they are needed to keep the peace. But, why should the state have a monopoly on violence? That's what happens when you ban guns. But, without an armed populace, there is no check on the power of the state and thus it leads to tyranny and oppression. Which is exactly what happens in inner city neighborhoods, normal people are held hostage by violent thugs terrorizing their neighborhoods or overly aggressive police who has lost patience with trying to stop that violence. And while some are willing to acknowledge that the root cause of the issue is that the traditional family has broken down and barely exists in those neighborhoods, few are willing to take the necessary steps to repair the damage.

[@TangomanX2008]

@@wesandell "nearly all of the gun violence in the US is in inner cities and are related to gang and/or drug violence. Outside of certain inner cities (which has some of the most extreme gun control laws), the US is one of the safest countries in the world. The issue isn't the guns, the issue is inner city gang violence." Please be a little more specific here. I mean, what you are doing here is no better than appealing to what "they say." Not really citing anything, not appeealing to anything. "The reason for that extreme gang activity is widespread. Just as prohibition on alcohol led to gang violence in the 1920-30s, so has prohibition on drugs led to the same today. Fatherlessness among many inner city men and boys has caused them to seek out role models in negative ways. Most gang members are raised by single mothers and so In order to feel like a man, they join a gang to get back what they didn't have growing up as a young child. This results in overly aggressive behavior and perpetuates the cycle of violence." Again, you are just citing to vague ideas, no actual figures. "Guns are just tools. They can cause horrific damage or be used to limit or prevent that damage. The fact that the police have guns shows that they are needed to keep the peace. But, why should the state have a monopoly on violence? That's what happens when you ban guns. But, without an armed populace, there is no check on the power of the state and thus it leads to tyranny and oppression. Which is exactly what happens in inner city neighborhoods, normal people are held hostage by violent thugs terrorizing their neighborhoods or overly aggressive police who has lost patience with trying to stop that violence. And while some are willing to acknowledge that the root cause of the issue is that the traditional family has broken down and barely exists in those neighborhoods, few are willing to take the necessary steps to repair the damage." This "guns are just tools" idea is a bad argument. There is no such thing as "just a tool." The questions like what is the tool designed for, should access or use for the tool be regulated are perfectly legitimate. I'm not sure what pointing out that they are tools is supposed to accomplish. And, this question about, "why should the state have the monopoly of violence" the short answer is that any state that does not is a failed state. The alternative is a region with warlords or criminal organizations.

[@Wailwulf]

@@wesandell _"Guns are just tools."_ If that is so, shouldn't their use be regulated by OSHA? with Certification classes?

[@eduardonassaro5066]

Esse filme é ótimo! James Spader nos enche de orgulho sendo um super linguista e descobrindo tudo rapidamente!! Muito legal esses trechos!!

[@joshuasantana685]

Disney “Atlantis: The Lost Empire” kinda took this idea years later A brilliant historian would be hired by an elderly person to make a remarkable discovery.

[@martijnvanweele6204]

FINALLY SOMEONE SEES IT!!! I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS!!!

[@GhostLink92]

Stole the font, too.

[@TheRetardedbackpack]

Yah, it was a fun ripoff

[@omalleycaboose5937]

True but Atlantis is a better film so I don't mind. I mean this film is ok but... Idk maybe I just have a hard time going back to it cause sg1 jack is so much superior

[@koalabrownie]

Well Atlantis already ripped off Nadia of Blue Water in so many ways, wouldn't be surprised if they ripped off other films as well. No much how much Disney will never admit to it.

[@Tigerman1138]

The days of chalk boards. This is long before dry-erase boards entered society.

[@username4441]

dry erase is chemical cancer

[@Trazynn]

Look at this boomer with dry-erase boards, ever heard of digital boards?

[@michaelvansise4887]

Anybody else remember overhead projectors? :P

[@Thalanox]

@@Trazynn Digital boards were still a little finnicky last I checked. They need more moving parts and more possible points of failure than dry erase boards do. Dry erase boards have the advantages of being very light compared to chalk boards.

[@davincent98]

I think it was just before

[@CaptainSnackbar]

i'm glad i had the chance to watch it in theater

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

I was in Cairo and visited all the museums and toured all the major pyramids and monuments. I loved trolling the guides and the professors with references to this movie.

[@cocolossal69]

I would love to be there for that 🤣😂

[@albertovillamarin4528]

Una de mis peliculas favoritas y un clasico...

[@johannaserranog.8349]

his voice ❤️

[@kevintran5901]

If it weren’t for the hair and glasses, I wouldn’t never guess that was James Spader. I was used to his current appearance in the Blacklist.

[@alisonjaques]

Melhor filme de ficção ja feito que deu origem a melhor série ja feita.

[@chloekaftan]

This scene mirrors the one from atlantis the lost empire (animated movie) so much, i never watched the original stargate but now i want to

[@pwnmeisterage]

Disney's best creative films are what make them the big money. But Disney's endless copycat ripoffs are what pays the bills.

[@cards0486]

I didn’t really care anything about James when I saw this. I became a HUGE STARGATE:SG-1 fan and a few seasons in I went back to watch the movie again and really zeroed in on his fabulous portrayal of Daniel.

[@samuelatwood9924]

Viveca Lindfors was such a beautiful woman and a wonderful actress. I loved her in this role.

[@davidcorbett341]

he reminds me in looks and acting style of voice & eyes of robert redford in the 70s

[@innafomina1531]

Фильм звёздные врата прекрасный все фильмы Джеймса, Спейдера супер обожаю этого актера♥️😘👍👏💋💝💗💟💖💞❤️🔥

[@iranicus]

James' character in this reminds me of Milo from Atlantis the lost empire. Both are into dead languages, down on their luck and are offered a job that results in them discovering a civilization, getting the girl and staying with them in the end. ☺️

[@rosauraromero4655]

Su voz es impresionante y sus ojos de un azul increíble. Sorprendente.

[@NewEnglandViews]

Thanks for reminding me, can’t wait to watch this again! 👽 ⚡️

[@zovalentine7305]

Be still my beating heart 💓

[@chrissystenken5687]

James Spader is Amazing❤

[@ecliptorcalrissian5014]

It SHOULD have ended with Ra finding Daniel chilling in his chair. Daniel casually tells him some obscure historical detail about his pyramid ship, and then shoots him in the face.

[@mihaelatudorica4684]

NO!

[@ecliptorcalrissian5014]

@@mihaelatudorica4684 If you don't get the joke, that's how it'd go with James Spader's "The Blacklist" character, Raymond Reddington.

[@wenaldy]

Dembe: Daniel, we gotta leave.

[@AngelOfDeath420]

No one was better than spader.

[@DwainDwight]

such a great film

[@ad-wk2sc]

Oh wow. Smart man is realy attractive.

[@andurilmat]

"we'll take care of theses" - just leaves bags on the sidewalk getting soaked

[@reallyWyrd]

This is one of my very favorite scenes in all of sci-fi / pulp.

[@Spacegoat92]

I've gotta watch this film again....

[@-algerino-1205]

Holly shit, Raymond reddington had hair !

[@mcfcguvnors]

if only people could compromise this would be the best fuckin video game IN THE WORLD an endless game where you could release endless DLC its a freakin goldmine - yet no one can agree on terms ,unreal that since 1994 no one has made a definitive game for the modern console ,imagine the worlds we could create with a GTA style creator

[@streamsofconsciousness8651]

Who knew that James Spader could play roles that weren't the same thing he did in Boston Legal?

[@starguy2718]

Raymond Reddington has entered the chat.

[@streamsofconsciousness8651]

@@starguy2718 that was just Alan Shore after he left Crane Pool and Shmidt

[@charabotte1]

So that's who Raymond Redington really is. I'll show this video to Elizabeth

[@alrijini301]

That's how he started his inner cricle, legends never die

[@maxfrankow1238]

Ultron, Red, traditional 80s douche, we love Spader.

[@johndorch2333]

I think the soundtrack is a masterpiece

[@wibblewobble1934]

Still David Arnolds finest work imho.

[@chitoflores9607]

Reddington would have taken 10 times longer to explain because he would have been sidetracked countless times.

[@UncleFester84]

I just realized that Disney's Atlantis had the protagonist end up in his adventure in exactly the same way. He's recluted right after he loses pretty much everything

[@piratealeks6865]

he's adorable

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

I am going to go on the record and say I would like to see Michael Shanks make an appearance on "The Blacklist"...

[@selvamartaperalta8321]

Qué actor extraordinario James Spader. Y Viveca Lindfors conserva su belleza.

[@Nebagram]

'I'm going to go now.' 'Go where?' 'Law school.'

[@lucciafonda1030]

Nebagram hahah in Boston

[@davincent98]

@@lucciafonda1030 and join a prestigious law firm. 🖖

[@dlhaney1973]

@@davincent98 with a famous starship captain, who is crazier than a batshit Klingon.

[@davincent98]

@@dlhaney1973 and a Changeling

[@starguy2718]

Denny Crane will be my mentor.

[@jonnyb70]

wish they could have gotten the old lady into an episode, just to see the results of all her work.

[@richardstorm4603]

Awesome movie! However, I never could get into the show because they had different actors, and it seemed REALLY cheesy compared to this classic. I wish that they would have just made a Stargate 2, 3, and possibly 4, using the same actors, instead.

[@GorToma]

and now he is Raymond Reddington

[@charabotte1]

Hey that's Alan Shore !

[@techpriest4787]

The voice of Ultron... :)

[@ModeratelyAmused]

It's weird going back and watching Spader play a nerd in a career of the nerd's protagonist.

[@matthewforbes2969]

"I had no strings, but now I'm free....."

[@fred306801]

James Spader played in a couple of movies where he is suppose to be a bad ass type. " Jack's Back " I think the other was called " SuperNova." Spader is a nerd an egg head, to sit and watch him play a bad ass type was kind of silly. But when he played in the movie "Wolf" he did really good. But Star Gate, he was at his best. Michael Shank was a really good replacement. But as he got older he grew out of the nerdy type. He stared in a episode of "Burn Notice " as a secret agent type guy. Sadly they killed him off, they could have made a great spin off of that show. Of all the Stat Gate shows, Stargate Atlantis was my favorite. Shank's guest stared on a couple of shows. And they were really good. When the SciFi channel canceled the show and replaced it with wrestling I cut the cord.

[@TheShootist]

btw, it's Michael Shanks.

[@RayoAtra]

Obviously not familiar with red reddington lol. James found his inner badass for sure.

[@afterburner2869]

Watch The Blacklist and Spader will blow you away as Raymond Reddington.

[@rhysmaybrey7739]

Great movie

[@bigmike3261]

freaking Raymond Reddington!!!!

[@innafomina1531]

Звездные врата один из моих любимых фильмов супер прекрасный супер 👍💋❤️💞😘♥️💟

[@Archzenom]

Years later, he will become a murderous robot.

[@lukesvideogameletsplays4416]

Or a murderous criminal mastermind.

[@0mnicide]

Or the CEO of a printer/paper company.

[@GMmaster99]

Archzenom and O Neil became a murderous alien

[@karendeaton6483]

Arch, what movie was he a murderous robot ?

[@ferelith-NZ]

@@karendeaton6483 Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron

[@Holty2k6]

It’s crazy after all this years I’m only just finding out that character was played by 2 different people

[@jlvfr]

Alergic to travel; jumps over galaxies. Still love this.

[@innafomina1531]

Джеймс Спейдер прекрасный актер ❤️😘♥️💟

[@ShadowIsatis]

James Spader didn't have 'The Voice' just yet. Still a good movie though.

[@jimthomas777]

James Spader got Black Listed but only after he got back from the Kalium Galaxy

[@pccalcio]

arguably the best movie in a very long time

[@Palm0vic]

So Lucious from stargate atlantis was archeologist for the whole time ! aaa boom " xD

[@udim7284]

Quite smart of Reddington to disguise himself as a scientist

[@esterbalbi4558]

amazing movie!

[@GuidodeGooijer]

When Raymond still had hair

[@philosopher1a]

Skanks played and sounded spader's character really good..

[@OzBaxter]

Stargate SG1 / Age of Ultron / Blacklist / Boston Legal / Mad About You fans UNITE...

[@kaboom-zf2bl]

best part of that ... he is telling the person who did the work he was an idiot but saying it in the best way possible ... and you know he daniel knew the stuff better than anyone ... had to just to defend his theories and prove them

[@20quid]

I don't get it, did James Spader's voice break in his 30's? He sounds so different now.

[@BuBs1970G]

I think he said it was all the cigarettes and alcohol that did it to his voice, one of his talk show interviews. (His age definitely had something to do with it too)

[@BipoIarbear]

Cocaine

[@BigMac8000]

Part of it was they wanted to make him look young, hence the long hair and bright-eyed glasses. They made him seem a lot younger and more vital, and he changed his voice accordingly. Gave him that bright but naive vibe. Also age, time, tide, and party-abuse, james spader was very vocal about his proclivities and some of that affected his voice. Also he took a lot more sinister roles and played it up, y'know, he's an actor, play to your assets and handicaps.

[@ecliptorcalrissian5014]

@@BigMac8000 After Red and Ultron, I'd like to see him try to play Daniel again and see if he can be the adorkable geek from Stargate.

[@stusanderson3111]

Best series that ever came out iof Vancouver

[@Rebelrocker69]

Now that is immediately walking into the room and plopping your Johnson onto the table for a measuring contest!🤣

[@anastasiadunaway3579]

I love the slam on Budge. :D

[@ArgonTheAware]

They slam him even more in the Mummy movies kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZPUY4iMaL2Gm7c

[@keyka161]

Ahhh he's a dream!!!

[@fabianmok2206]

They dont magical films like this these days.missed the sci fi films during the 90s

[@vednar99]

OMG. I never made the connection. Blacklist...its the same guy! WOW

[@CWR1701]

Seperated by almost 30 years but yeah. Also check out his performance along side William Shatner in Boston Legal.

[@kfor47]

Same thing happened to me. Just the other way around. LOL I watched Stargate when it was first released (1994) so I will always remember James Spader as Daniel Jackson. He became typecast in that role. Couple of years ago (during covid lockdown) I discovered Blacklist. One of the names sounded familiar. James Spader. I thought "What? Is this the guy from Stargate? Haven't seen him in 20 or 30 years!"

[@brentasher1344]

way before The BlackList

[@roytallericoGunner]

Not much mention of the older lady in this scene who I felt helped immensely in the beginning of this movie. Great character.

[@frankwc0o]

Brilliant.

[@THEMIMICRYM]

James Spader used the stargate to travel to future times to star in The Office and Age of Ultron.