Unexpected Richard Biggs sighting
Rick
I was surprised to see Richard Biggs as one of the doctors involved in
giving Lindsey MacDonald a new hand. For those who have the DVD or
taped the episode when it aired, watch the scene of the operation. At
one point as the lead surgeon speaks, one of the other doctors turns
and looks to his left. Freeze the image when this doctor is looking
straight ahead, and you'll clearly see that it's Richard Biggs. He's
wearing a surgical mask, but there's no mistaking him.
Wonder why he didn't receive any on screen credit? Granted, he didn't
have any lines, but that's not always a prerequisite.
Anyway, it was a bit of a surprise to see him in that scene. It's
actually the first time I've seen him on celluoid since he died (I'd
finished watching my "Babylon 5" DVDs earlier in the spring).
Rick
P.S. I don't know about the rest of you, but it still feels weird to
me that Richard Biggs is dead. Not sure why. Maybe because the way he
died- an apparent anyeurism- is how a co-worker died, and her death
felt just as unreal.
Amy Guskin
(in article <9fd2355f.04112...@posting.google.com>):
> I was watching the season 2 "Angel" episode "Dead End" yesterday, when
> I was surprised to see Richard Biggs as one of the doctors involved in
> giving Lindsey MacDonald a new hand. For those who have the DVD or
> taped the episode when it aired, watch the scene of the operation. At
> one point as the lead surgeon speaks, one of the other doctors turns
> and looks to his left. Freeze the image when this doctor is looking
> straight ahead, and you'll clearly see that it's Richard Biggs. He's
> wearing a surgical mask, but there's no mistaking him.
>
> Wonder why he didn't receive any on screen credit? Granted, he didn't
> have any lines, but that's not always a prerequisite.
>
> Anyway, it was a bit of a surprise to see him in that scene. It's
> actually the first time I've seen him on celluoid since he died (I'd
> finished watching my "Babylon 5" DVDs earlier in the spring).<<
I don't have season 2 on DVD yet, but thanks for the tip. As for why he
didn't get credited, I'm sure it's because whatever lines he may have had
were obviously cut - I don't think they're required to provide a credit for a
non-speaking role.
In case you missed the info on another thread, Rick Biggs is featured
prominently in the DVD extras for the new version of Dawn of the Dead.
There's one extra that's like a news feature covering the events of the
movie, and he's the news anchor who stays on his desk through many hours of
the crisis. Does a darned good job, as well.
Amy
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>didn't get credited, I'm sure it's because whatever lines he may have had
>were obviously cut - I don't think they're required to provide a credit for a
>
>non-speaking role.
>
>In case you missed the info on another thread, Rick Biggs is featured
>prominently in the DVD extras for the new version of Dawn of the Dead.
>There's one extra that's like a news feature covering the events of the
>movie, and he's the news anchor who stays on his desk through many hours of
>the crisis. Does a darned good job, as well.
>
>Amy
>
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>This week's zong: "What I Ate on my Christmas Vacation"
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>
Go back and listen and see if you can tell me who it is.
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Orius Khan
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> I was watching the season 2 "Angel" episode "Dead End" yesterday, when
> I was surprised to see Richard Biggs as one of the doctors involved in
> giving Lindsey MacDonald a new hand. For those who have the DVD or
About 2 weeks ago I was casually watching CSI on SpikeTV and it was about
some boxing match where the boxer killed his opponent in the ring, and they
were investigating whether he did it intentionally. There were a couple
side cases related to this event, including some gangster in the audience
who got his shoes stepped on by a random kid. The gangster's... well...
gang... followed him outside and shot him up, etc.
Anyway, when they finally pull the gangster into the interrogation room, the
lawyer defending him during questioning was Richard Biggs! It was just an
odd small part in that one episode, but it shook my head up thinking
"WTF?!?" when I saw him. It was (obviously) filmed well before his death,
but I'd never watched any CSI episodes until Spike picked it up recently, so
it seemed like a brand new show to me.
Mr. Biggs was in a lot of stuff I've never before, so I'm sure I'll have
more such "Tupac moments" in the future. Hopefully there was lots of
unreleased footage of him too, so maybe he'll have an extensive posthumous
acting career too! well, I know. that's probably too much to hope for...
-Orius Khan
Dan Dassow
CSI
"Fight Night" Episode: #3.7 - 14 November 2002
Richard Biggs .... Anderson's Attorney
Note: This second season CSI episode in on the
CSI Second Season DVD.
See http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0081863/
for more information regarding roles
in which Richard Biggs appeared.
Dan Dassow
Wesley Struebing
He was also (he played a neat bad-guy) in "Diagnosis Murder". But
your reaction was just about mine when I heard Richard's voice first -
then saw it (though I already knew who I was looking for!)
Does his family get his residuals? Or did he even get them anymore?
--
Wes Struebing
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Orius Khan wrote:
>
> Mr. Biggs was in a lot of stuff I've never before, so I'm sure I'll have
> more such "Tupac moments" in the future. Hopefully there was lots of
> unreleased footage of him too, so maybe he'll have an extensive posthumous
> acting career too! well, I know. that's probably too much to hope for...
>
>
He was the newscaster in the remake of Dawn of the Dead, too. The sad
thing there is that I didn't realize it was him until I was watching one
of the extras on the DVD. One of the extras was all of the news footage,
and I just sat there enraptured by Mr. Biggs' performance, which you
basically miss in the movie because he is really only ever on a TV in
the background.
If this was already reported somewhere up the thread, sorry for the
repeat info, but I just wanted to share.
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I am pretty sure residuals do go to an actor's estate after their
passing.
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voice?
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> Did you notice that Bruce Boxlietner (John Sheridan) was the presidents
> voice?
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>>>
>>He was the newscaster in the remake of Dawn of the Dead, too. The sad
>>thing there is that I didn't realize it was him until I was watching one
>>of the extras on the DVD. One of the extras was all of the news footage,
>>and I just sat there enraptured by Mr. Biggs' performance, which you
>>basically miss in the movie because he is really only ever on a TV in
>>the background.
>>
>
>
Boxlietner was the president in Dawn of the Dead?
No, I didn't notice.
Oh, man, I should just turn in my membership card right now.
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I heard his voice at the end of the special features as the president and
knew it was him right away.
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oil enough for deep frying
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tomatoes
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white pepper
paprika
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celery salt
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brown sugar
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