Matt Austin in "Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot" (2001)

Four years before he suited up as Green Ranger, Matt Austin (Bridge Carson, SPD) appeared in the television movie "Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot." The film depicts the lives of the Kennedy family, through the eyes of the prominent wives. Matt portrays Joseph Kennedy II, the son of Robert & Ethel Kennedy (played by Lauren Holly). He has a small speaking part and appears in three scenes, taking place after Robert Kennedy's assassination.












"Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot" is available on DVD

Prevous Matt Austin posts

• Matt Austin in "A Separate Peace"
• Matt Austin in "Denied"

Melody Perkins & Alex Borstein in "Coyote Ugly" (2000)

Melody Perkins (Astronema/Karone, Space-Lost Galaxy) made a brief appearance at the end of the romantic drama "Coyote Ugly." While she had no lines, Perkins appeared in the final scene of the film as one of the women working at the Coyote Ugly bar. She plays their newest recruit and while she doesn't have a speaking part she appears on-camera several times, stumbling through her new job. She appears alongside the film's stars Piper Perabo, Bridget Moynahan, Maria Bello and singer, Leann Rimes. Also appearing in the same scene is Alex Borstein (voice of Queen Machina, Zeo). Borstein appears briefly as a patron who attempts to bid on lead character Violet's father (played by John Goodman) who dances on the infamous bar. Unlike Perkins, Borstein does have a speaking part.



Melody Perkins








Alex Borstein





"Coyote Ugly" is available on DVD


Previous Melody Perkins posts

• Melody Perkins in "Planet of the Apes"
• Melody Perkins on "CSI: Miami"
• Melody Perkins on "Charmed"

Previous Power Rangers Zeo posts

• Nakia Burrise on "Samantha Who?"
• Johnny Yong Bosch in "Devon's Ghost"
• Jason David Frank in "Fall Guy: The John Stewart Story"
• Catherine Sutherland in "The Cell"
• Karim Prince on "Crossing Jordan"

Latham Gaines & Bruce Hopkins on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 3 (2000)

Xena and her co-stars succumb to the music during the Season 5 episode "Lyre, Lyre, Hearts on Fire." Xena orchestrates a musical competition to decide who should get the mythical Terpsichore's Lyre. They visit Melodia, the musical capital of Greece for the festivities. Latham Gaines (Dr. Anton Mercer/Mesogog, Dino Thunder) appears in his third of four appearances on the series. Credited as "Rich Guy," Gaines plays one of the residents of Melodia, who appears (and sings) in a montage early in the episode. PR voice actor Bruce Hopkins (voice of Choobo, Ninja Storm) appears in several scenes as a bartender in Melodia. This episode also features PR alums Paul Norell (Supreme Commander Birdy, SPD), Geoff Dolan (voice of Koragg, Mystic Force) and Stephen Butterworth (Egyptian Man, Overdrive). The episode was directed by Mark Beesley, who was behind the camera for over 10 episodes of Power Rangers.


Latham Gaines








Bruce Hopkins






Season 5 of "Xena: Warrior Princess" is available on DVD


Previous Latham Gaines posts

• Latham Gaines on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Latham Gaines on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2
• Latham Gaines in "The World's Fastest Indian"
• Latham Gaines in "Murder in Greenwich"
• Latham Gaines in "Bridge to Terabithia"

Previous Ninja Storm posts

• Jorgito Vargas Jr. in "Max Havoc: Ring of Fire"
• Grant McFarland & Daniel Sing on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Grant McFarland & Daniel Sing on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2
• Katrina Browne, Katrina Devine & Alistair Browning in "Not Only But Always"
• Pua Magasiva in "The Other Side of Heaven"

Keith Robinson in "Over There" - 4 (2005)

Keith Robinson (Joel, Lightspeed) continued his role as Private Avery "Angel" King on the FX original series "Over There" in its third episode. Titled "The Prisoner," Episode 3 of the series chronicles the military group's attempt to protect the prisoner they captured in Episode 2. When the group comes under attack, Private King's excellent marksmanship comes into play, helping the group to stave off the attack. Robinson appears throughout the episode.













Season 1 of "Over There" is available on DVD

Previous Keith Robinson posts

• Keith Robinson on "Over There"
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 2
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 3
• Keith Robinson in "Dreamgirls"
• Keith Robinson in "Fat Albert"

Cerina Vincent in "It Waits" (2005)

Cerina Vincent (Maya, Lost Galaxy) continues to add to her horror movie resume with "It Waits," where she plays a troubled forest Ranger who is thrust into the middle of a creature's rampage in the forest. As she's forced to wait in fear for the lurking creature, she learns about its mythical origins and battles her own inner demons to survive the ordeal. This movie starts out okay and Vincent does get to show some acting range, but once the monster finally shows up, it takes on the normal horror flick cliches. The movie is shot very well, though & Cerina Vincent looks her best, as you can see in the screencaps below.


















"It Waits" is available on DVD


Previous Cerina Vincent Horror Film posts

• Cerina Vincent in "Cabin Fever"
• Cerina Vincent in "Sasquatch Mountain"
• Cerina Vincent in "7 Mummies"
• Cerina Vincent in "Murder-Set-Pieces"