Our Beloved Data...

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BRENT SPINER (Devlin Bowman) has portrayed the android Data for all seven seasons of the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, as well as in the subsequent Star Trek feature films. For his work in Star Trek: First Contact, Spiner earned a Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Science Fiction or Fantasy Film. The actor's additional film credits include Independence Day, Phenomenon, Out to Sea, opposite Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, and a brief cameo in the critically acclaimed I Am Sam, starring Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer. Spiner will next be seen as Lieutenant Commander Data in Star Trek: Nemesis, the next film in the series, which he also co-wrote the story with acclaimed writer John Logan. On television, Spiner starred opposite Halle Berry in the award-winning HBO biographical film Introducing Dorothy Dandridge and as the villainous Stromboli in the ABC musical Gepetto, starring Drew Carey. He has guest-starred on the series Mad About You, The Outer Limits, Dream On and Cheers, and has appeared in the TNT telefilms Huey Long and Crazy From the Heart. He has appeared both on and off-Broadway and was nominated recently for a Drama Desk Award for his performance as John Adams in the Tony-nominated revival of the musical 1776. He also starred in a touring production of Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, directed by Patrick Stewart. Spiner, who sings in both Star Trek: Insurrection and Star Trek: Nemesis, also released an album of popular standards, which he called "Ol' Yellow Eyes is Back." His background vocals on the track "It's A Sin to Tell a Lie," was provided by "The Sunspots," a group comprised of his Star Trek co-stars Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton and Michael Dorn.

is now brought down to this...



The Movie is MASTER OF DISGUISE, the worst movie ever...

your thought?

Mine:
Brother gotta pay da bills!

Yep...

Dana Carvey is in that movie too...

Sad how he had so much success with SNL and the Wayne's World movies (Which are my favorite movies ) to be reduced to producing a little kiddie movie like this.  Make a Waynes World 3 dammit!

I wanna see some Dana Carvey stand-up.

That movie looks like the stupidest movie ever.  And I went to see Mario Brothers back in the day.

For the life of me I cannot understand how these get made.

Some of them are made as tax writeoffs

I don't want to pay my taxes I'll film some crappy thing in my backyard.

I thought Master of Disguise looked somwhat funny.

I know Brent Spiner is a good guy though, he cares about his fans, unlike most stuck up actors now adays. Well, it all started with my Star Trek: Communicator(A ST Magazine) membership, in it there was an address to send your favorite member of the crew a letter, so I sent him a letter in about 1996 telling him that he was my favorite person on Star Trek, and that he was cool. In about 1999 I got a package with an autographed picture from Star Trek Insurection.

Here's a Pic.

Cool.

My weekend box office prediction for 'The Master of Disguise' is $6 million.  And that's being generous.