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Stargate Atlantis first became a spinoff of the hit series
Stargate SG-1 back in 2004, the case was under no illusion about how the fanbase felt. In fact, as part of Comic-Con at Home this year, the cast (sans one Jason Momoa and one Joe Flanigan) reminisced about the early days of the sci-fi series and knowing that fans werenât really on board with the idea of another show taking over. Or so they thought.
When
Stargate Atlantis was greenlighted,
Atlantis hit the airwaves and series lead Richard Dean Anderson would follow at the end of Season 8. In fact, the first season of
Matthew Lillard is a criminally underutilized actor. For
The Return, he was one of the key players in establishing the tone of the show in the early goings. He also had an exceptionally challenging job in that he had to be doing some truly broad stuff as a performer in a show that established a very specific style for that kind of work. He somehow managed to make it both his own while still fitting in with what had been previously done. Kudos.
9. Catherine E. Coulson
One of the most painful parts of
The Return was so many of the actors had passed on before the filming, after the filming, and in the year the show returned. This dynamic was best encapsulated by The Log Lady. Catherine E. Coulson passed on a mere few days after the completion of her scenes. Her character embodied the idea of knowing the end is near and doing all that you can to make your final moments count. Her character in the initial run helped established the tone in a completely different but equally effec
50 Actors Who Didn t Live to See Their Final Films
By Chris Compendio, Stacker News
On 2/19/21 at 6:30 PM EST
One of the sad truths of life is that people will leave the world far too soon. When an artist passes away, their work to come after carries a different aura to audiences and observers. Their art takes on a new life, and in a sense, continues their legacy beyond death. Whether they be painters, entertainers, or any other type of artist, the rest of their body of work becomes of interest, especially if they were a notable public figure.
In the world of Hollywood, several performers have died abruptly in the middle of their career, leaving one or more performances left for audiences to watch and take in. Watching their last films can be an eerie experience, and it is often bittersweet as anyone who has followed their filmography will reflect on their accomplishments and greatest performances. But worst of all, their last work may showcase the potential they had if they