Monica May & Kelson Henderson in "Battle Planet" (2008)

Monica May (Z, SPD) stars in the recent science fiction film "Battle Planet," which was written & directed by Greg Aronowitz, the executive producer of Power Rangers: Space Patrol Delta. May plays the film's leading alien lady Jun'Hee. "Battle Planet" centers around future Special Forces Captain Jordan Strider (played by Zack Ward), who is sent to a supposedly uninhabited planet on a top-secret mission in a special suit that he can't remove. After arriving, he discovers Jun'Hee and the fact that the planet isn't so empty after all. Jun'Hee provides Jordan with the answers that his superior officers won't give and this leads them on the run from his own friends and comrades, who seek to eliminate both of them. May appears in most of the film, under heavy alien make-up. Her SPD co-star Kelson Henderson (Boom, SPD) also appears in the film, playing a colonel in command of the ship that is sent to retrieve Jordan Strider. Henderson appears in three scenes.



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Previous Monica May posts

• Monica May on "Entourage"
• Monica May on "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

Previous Kelson Henderson posts

• Kelson Henderson in "Kidnapped"
• Kelson Henderson in "30 Days of Night"
• Kelson Henderson in "Sione's Wedding"

Gabrielle Fitzpatrick in "Mr. Nice Guy" (1997)

Gabrielle Fitzpatrick (Dulcea, MMPR: The Movie) played a starring role in the 1997 Jackie Chan action film "Mr. Nice Guy." In the film Fitzpatrick plays Diana, a news reporter who films a drug bust gone wrong and finds herself being chased by gangs, looking to retrieve her video tape. When she bumps into Jackie, a popular television chef, he comes to her rescue and the tape switches hands, without either of them knowing. Jackie spends the rest of the film protecting Diana, plus his girlfriend and his producer who all get drawn into the trouble when Diana and the gangs come looking for the tape. As you can see from the screencaps, like most Jackie Chan films, this one mixes in humor with the action.


















"Mr. Nice Guy" is available on DVD


Previous Gabrielle Fitzpatrick posts

• Gabrielle Fitzpatrick on "Lost"
• Gabrielle Fitzpatrick on "Lost" - 2
• Gabrielle Fitzpatrick on "24"

Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 10 (2005)

Keith Robinson (Joel, Lightspeed) continued his starring role on the war drama "Over There" into its tenth episode titled "Suicide Rain." The episode focuses heavily on Robinson's character Private Avery "Angel" King, when he is thrust into a hostage situation with an Iraqi man who demands that he give medical attention to his young son who is injured in the war zone. Angel is ordered to save the boy or be killed, along with an unstable corporal who is with him. When Angel is unable to save the boy's life, the situation spirals out of control with his teammates rushing in to save the day and leaving Angel as the only man to emerge from the tense standoff alive. Given his major role in the episode, a full zip of Robinson's screencaps is available for download.














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"Over There" is available on DVD


Previous "Over There" posts

• Keith Robinson on "Over There"
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 2
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 3
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 4
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 5

Previous Keith Robinson posts

• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 6
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 7
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 8
• Keith Robinson on "Over There" - 9
• Keith Robinson in "Mimic 3: The Sentinel"

David de Lautour, Craig Parker & Andrew Robertt on "Legend of the Seeker" (2008)

The new syndicated series "Legend of the Seeker" is filmed in New Zealand so it's no surprise that former PR faces are popping up on the series, even from the start. The show focuses on Richard Cypher a young man who discovers that he is the legendary Seeker, a swordsman who is destined to fight against evil. David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) appears as Richard's adopted brother, Michael, the councilor of their province who is swayed by the evil forces and believes Richard is responsible for the death of their father. Michael commits his forces to find and capture his brother, whom he believes is being controlled by a witch. He appears throughout the episode in a recurring role. Also recurring on the series is PR voice actor Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) who plays the show's main villain Darken Rahl, the evil that the Seeker is prophecized to face and destroy. Parker appears in only two scenes of the first episode, titled "Prophecy." Another PR voice actor also appears. Andrew Robertt (voice of Morticon, Mystic Force) guest stars as Ranssyn Fane, the commander of Rahl's troops that seeks to destroy the Seeker and capture the mythic Book of Counted Shadows. Fans is the main enemy facing Richard in the first episode. All three actors would continue their roles into the series' second episode. Veteran PR director Mark Beesley directed this episode.


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"Legend of the Seeker" is currently airing
(check local listings for day & time)


Previous David de Lautour posts

• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You"
• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You" - 2
• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You" - 3
• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You" - 4
• David de Lautour on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2

Previous Villain Voice Actor posts

• Craig Parker & Bruce Hopkins in "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers"
• Josephine Davison & Joel Tobeck on "Cleopatra 2525"
• Stuart Devenie & Geoff Dolan on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• Cameron Rhodes on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Wally Wingert on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class"