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** He also appeared to be the fellow that ''everyone'' in the cast had a good word for, even when they became bitterly divided over money, screentime, and egos. |
** He also appeared to be the fellow that ''everyone'' in the cast had a good word for, even when they became bitterly divided over money, screentime, and egos. |
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** The same has been said of his on screen counterpart Leonard Nimoy as Spock (Not a villain but certainly an example of ''[[Good Is Not Nice]]''). While Spock is cold-hearted, logical, and has absolutely no problem being tactless with people, Leonard Nimoy is known as very sweet, warm, friendly and a gentleman. Despite the onscreen hatred, the two seemed to have a lot of respect for each other and liked each other personally, with Kelley giving a lot of praise to Nimoy's performance. |
** The same has been said of his on screen counterpart Leonard Nimoy as Spock (Not a villain but certainly an example of ''[[Good Is Not Nice]]''). While Spock is cold-hearted, logical, and has absolutely no problem being tactless with people, Leonard Nimoy is known as very sweet, warm, friendly and a gentleman. Despite the onscreen hatred, the two seemed to have a lot of respect for each other and liked each other personally, with Kelley giving a lot of praise to Nimoy's performance. |
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* Kevin Smith (no, not [[Kevin Smith|that one]], |
* Kevin Smith (no, not [[Kevin Smith|that one]], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Smith_%28New_Zealand_actor%29 this one]) who played Ares on ''[[Hercules: The Legendary Journeys]]'' was really a friendly, fun loving person with a charming Kiwi accent. |
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* Jamie Hector, best known as the sociopathic drug dealer [[Complete Monster|Marlo Stanfield]] in [[The Wire]], was shocked at the show's fourth season with its brutally accurate portrayal of the problems affecting inner city schools, resulting in the cycle of violence in such areas being perpetuated. He and co-star Felicia Pearson now run a charity devoted to helping such schools. |
* Jamie Hector, best known as the sociopathic drug dealer [[Complete Monster|Marlo Stanfield]] in [[The Wire]], was shocked at the show's fourth season with its brutally accurate portrayal of the problems affecting inner city schools, resulting in the cycle of violence in such areas being perpetuated. He and co-star Felicia Pearson now run a charity devoted to helping such schools. |
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** Sandi McCree played one of the worst mothers ever shown on television on The Wire, De'Londa Brice, who treated her son like shit and would rather see him do well in drug dealing than in school. Those who know the actress know that she is a strong figure for art eductation and litearcy for the youth, and the role was completely against type for her. |
** Sandi McCree played one of the worst mothers ever shown on television on The Wire, De'Londa Brice, who treated her son like shit and would rather see him do well in drug dealing than in school. Those who know the actress know that she is a strong figure for art eductation and litearcy for the youth, and the role was completely against type for her. |
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