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Hace 2 días · Tyler Labine plays the character of Dr. Iggy Frome, the head of psychiatry at New Amsterdam Medical Center. Dr. Frome is compassionate and a strong advocate for mental health, often going above and beyond to ensure his patients receive the care they need.
Hace 1 día · Still, Henry Frankenstein (Colin Clive) and the mob of villagers who embrace violence, indulging their worst impulses instead of nurturing the innocent, lonely monster. 2. King Kong (1933) “Oh, no, it wasn't the airplanes,” filmmaker Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) declares, staring at the body of the massive ape. “It was beauty killed the ...
Hace 4 días · Tyler Labine is a multi-talented Canadian personality. He has established himself as a distinguished actor, producer, and songwriter. Labine’s roles in Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Briggs Lowry in Flyboys, and the vice president of the Greek council in Monsters University also contributed to his rise to prominence.
Hace 4 días · Tyler Labine as Hunk: The Yellow Paladin and the pilot of the Yellow Lion. Hunk was the engineer of his team at Galaxy Garrison academy. A gentle giant with an equally large appetite, Hunk is the heart of the team, lifting them up and inspiring others. In season one, Hunk meets an Balmeran named Shay, whom he develops a kindred ...
Have you ever felt like the misunderstood monster in a horror movie? Well, “Tucker & Dale vs Evil” (2010) takes that concept and flips it on its head, delivering a hilarious and surprisingly heartwarming horror comedy.
Hace 5 días · Iggy (Tyler Labine) versucht ebenfalls eine Trennung zu verarbeiten, auch wenn er Martin (Mike Doyle) durch die gemeinsamen Kinder immer wieder sehen muss.
Hace 4 días · Cast of Get Carter. Movie ( 2000) • 30 total actors • 102 minutes. Get Carter features a talented cast bringing the characters to life. The movie stars Sylvester Stallone, Miranda Richardson, Rachael Leigh Cook, Alan Cumming, Mickey Rourke, John C. McGinley, Michael Caine, and Rhona Mitra.
