Connor Vs Neil : Which Character Did Christopher Lambert Reprise In The Pilot Episode?

Christopher lambert reprised his role as connor in the pilot episode, which introduced series protagonist duncan macleod, an immortal who was taken in by the same clan of scottish highlanders who had found and raised connor generations before. the series was an international hit and was nominated twice for the motion picture sound editors' golden reel award (foley artist ("the gathering"): 1992; foley artist ("the darkness"): 1993), three times for the gemini award (best dramatic series: 1996; best performance by an actor in a guest role in a dramatic series: 1997 (john pyper-ferguson), 1996 (bruce a. young)), once for a saturn award (best genre syndicated tv series: 1997), and eight times for the online film & television association award (best guest actress in a syndicated series (sandra bernhard), best direction in a syndicated series, best writing in a syndicated series, best syndicated series, best ensemble in a syndicated series: 1997; best actor in a syndicated series (peter wingfield), best syndicated series, best ensemble in a syndicated series: 1998).

Continuing his appearances in other media, connor stars in novels dark mirror, love and death, and monolith. these appearances, though a part of official merchandise, are not considered canon. the show's cast and crew repeatedly praised vincent kartheiser for his professionalism and ability to bring much to his character.

Clan chieftain angus macleod decides to simply banish connor. the exiled man roams the scottish highlands, eventually becoming a blacksmith and marrying heather macdonald in 1539. in 1541, he meets the immortal egyptian juan sánchez-villalobos ramírez, who teaches him his true nature and how to fight.

Police investigator android connor is sent by the cyberlife corporation to assist lieutenant hank anderson, an alcoholic who hates androids. in the course of their investigation into an outbreak of deviants, they either bond or fall apart, potentially resulting in hank committing suicide. during his hunt for markus' group, connor starts to deviate, but can also preserve his programming.

Edward furlong, here playing the young john connor, gives a good performance but comes off as whiny more often than he should. his voice squeaks in a way that sounds like nails on a chalkboard on occasion. i'll cut him some slack though, being that he was probably just going through puberty at the time of filming.i've probably spent more time than i should have on comparing the two films.

As sarah connor, she's become enraged, angry and psychotic, with an impressive muscular physique to boot. edward furlong, in an underrated debut, is sympathetic and convincing as her son.

And you're telling me that the producers couldn't find someone who could at least approximate an acceptable lead? they didn't need a nettles clone, just someone who could bring something special, if different, to the role.but no. we have neil dudgeon as john barnaby, deadly serious, nasty to jones, no chemistry with jones, with a cute dog who as far as i'm concerned is the star of the show.

Linda hamilton is also pretty solid as sarah connor; it is interesting to see how much her character has developed since the original. edward furlong is okay as the young john connor although his character can be a bit irritating at times in a way that didn't seem real. robert patrick did a fine job as the shapeshifting t-1000.