Always amazing times in "The Havana Cigar Club" in Beverly Hills with my dear friends Alexander Nevsky and Ralf Moeller. You may notice an UFO landing on Alexander's head. This is how big he is
понедельник, 16 мая 2016
Always amazing times in "The Havana Cigar Club" in Beverly Hills with my dear friends Alexander Nevsky and Ralf Moeller. You may notice an UFO landing on Alexander's head. This is how big he is
воскресенье, 10 апреля 2016
You never really know what the next set up will be.... !
Whatever - I can do it....!
понедельник, 04 апреля 2016
Three times six foot five ....brothers in arms with toy dogs bound to make us look bigger....!
четверг, 31 марта 2016
Off to Gold's gym...! I only got one Gold's shirt and someone got it first ...!
воскресенье, 27 марта 2016
суббота, 26 марта 2016
пятница, 25 марта 2016
вторник, 22 марта 2016
Matthias Hues, Liberty Belle and I going into the Intensive Care Unit at the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital.
Matthias was so loved and appreciated at the Veterans Hospital today. It was fun to see people recognize Matthias from his films. They were so excited to get an autograph on a card with mini therapy horses on one side and Matthias looking super buff handsome action hero on the other side.
Visiting our amazing Veteran Soldiers here in Brentwood with the all star group, Belle, Victoria Nodiff-Netanel and myself and the little action figure we found on the way trying to copy me....
God bless our soldiers and thanks for your services.
суббота, 19 марта 2016
Dark Angel (aka ‘I Come in Peace’) was an 80s sci-fi classic for video-stores everywhere. Now one of its stars, Matthias Hues, says a sequel is ready to go…
In 1990, Dolph Lundgren found himself fighting drug dealers from out of space, when a 7’ft tall alien with peroxide blonde hair (Matthias Hues) came to Earth to harvest endorphins. Directed by stunt maestro Craig R Baxley, the film – which also stars Brian Benben – was called Dark Angel in most territories, but also known as I Come In Peace in North America.
The film was a high-impact, high-octane and quite funny thriller which gave Lundgren plenty of opportunity to showcase his action-chops but also give people a glimpse of his lighter side through his banter with Benben. However, stealing the show was former decathalete Matthias Hues, who has become a mainstay of the action and martial arts genre. We were always surprised there hasn’t been a sequel, as has Matthias.
He’s sent the following message… “Why do things take two decades to happen? I want to think it’s to bring the barrel to to the boil and have it explode as it starts to spill over! Too many fans have asked for it. I have done more than 30 films and no matter where I go in the world, it’s always “Hey Dude, I come in Peace!’ I have gotten so used to hearing it, that it will feel so natural to start saying it again. (Or perhaps something else that two decades from now another generation will shout after me when i walk down the streets or some dark alley!) We start this year! So I need to start warming up my legs, because I remember there was a lot of running and jumping! I COME IN PEACE Sincerely, Matthias Hues”
Details are still under wraps but Hues sounds very optimistic when posting that news on his official Facebook and Twitter pages. It would seem that the producers of the original movie are teaming up with Mathias to finally move forward with another Dark Angel movie. Stay tuned for more news!
In 1990, Dolph Lundgren found himself fighting drug dealers from out of space, when a 7’ft tall alien with peroxide blonde hair (Matthias Hues) came to Earth to harvest endorphins. Directed by stunt maestro Craig R Baxley, the film – which also stars Brian Benben – was called Dark Angel in most territories, but also known as I Come In Peace in North America.
The film was a high-impact, high-octane and quite funny thriller which gave Lundgren plenty of opportunity to showcase his action-chops but also give people a glimpse of his lighter side through his banter with Benben. However, stealing the show was former decathalete Matthias Hues, who has become a mainstay of the action and martial arts genre. We were always surprised there hasn’t been a sequel, as has Matthias.
He’s sent the following message… “Why do things take two decades to happen? I want to think it’s to bring the barrel to to the boil and have it explode as it starts to spill over! Too many fans have asked for it. I have done more than 30 films and no matter where I go in the world, it’s always “Hey Dude, I come in Peace!’ I have gotten so used to hearing it, that it will feel so natural to start saying it again. (Or perhaps something else that two decades from now another generation will shout after me when i walk down the streets or some dark alley!) We start this year! So I need to start warming up my legs, because I remember there was a lot of running and jumping! I COME IN PEACE Sincerely, Matthias Hues”
Details are still under wraps but Hues sounds very optimistic when posting that news on his official Facebook and Twitter pages. It would seem that the producers of the original movie are teaming up with Mathias to finally move forward with another Dark Angel movie. Stay tuned for more news!
Matthias Hues is going to come in peace again in Dark Angel 2
Action star Matthias Hues is working on long awaited sequel to his legendary film I Come in Peace. Details are still under wraps but Hues sounded optimistically when he posted news on his official tweeter and FB page. Rumor has it that producers of original movie are teaming up with Matthias to finally move forward with another Dark Angel movie.
True action movie fans remember the classic movie Dark Angel where Dolph Lundgren was trying to find an Alien killing people with heroin and removing the endorphins from the brain. Movie was released in 1990 with a budget of $7,000,000 and chemistry between Lundgren and Hues worked superbly for its success. Unfortunately film flopped in US but was received mostly positively in Europe, and did good business in the UK particularly on video.
The 80’s itself was a great time for action movies and the concept of the Alien injecting victims and then using hi-tech removing the endorphins from the brain is something absolutely new and has been never seen before and after. Moreover this is the film with one of the most unique and original storylines ever, flavoured with the largest number of exploding cars ever.
Director Craig R. Baxley is a former stuntman and stunt coordinator, and he knows how to crash stuff and blow it up real good. Last time he directed an episode of Human Target TV show in 2011, but in 2017 we will see him in the new documentary Henchman: The Al Leong Story, this is the movie about a great but underrated Al Leong who played villains in such films as Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Big Trouble in Little China, Rapid Fire, Death Warrant, The Perfect Weapon and many more.
Craig Baxley is a third-generation filmmaker. After starting his career in front of the camera, working his way up as a successful stunt coordinator and second unit director on films like Predator and The Long Riders, he transitioned making his directorial debut on the acclaimed hit series The A-Team. His first feature film as a director was Action Jackson and later went on to direct Dark Angel. He is the son of legendary stuntman Paul Baxley, cousin of stuntman Gary Baxley, Father of stuntman Craig Baxley Jr. and grandfather of stunt performer Cash Baxley.
Dark Angel was a guilty pleasure movie like Navy Seals, Die Hard or Total Recall, and every action fan seen this movie like 10 times or more. If you still don’t have Blu-ray in your collection you must get it today.
I only hope Dark Angel 2 will be another most pyrotechnic action movie with a good half of budget spent on explosives.
Action star Matthias Hues is working on long awaited sequel to his legendary film I Come in Peace. Details are still under wraps but Hues sounded optimistically when he posted news on his official tweeter and FB page. Rumor has it that producers of original movie are teaming up with Matthias to finally move forward with another Dark Angel movie.
True action movie fans remember the classic movie Dark Angel where Dolph Lundgren was trying to find an Alien killing people with heroin and removing the endorphins from the brain. Movie was released in 1990 with a budget of $7,000,000 and chemistry between Lundgren and Hues worked superbly for its success. Unfortunately film flopped in US but was received mostly positively in Europe, and did good business in the UK particularly on video.
The 80’s itself was a great time for action movies and the concept of the Alien injecting victims and then using hi-tech removing the endorphins from the brain is something absolutely new and has been never seen before and after. Moreover this is the film with one of the most unique and original storylines ever, flavoured with the largest number of exploding cars ever.
Director Craig R. Baxley is a former stuntman and stunt coordinator, and he knows how to crash stuff and blow it up real good. Last time he directed an episode of Human Target TV show in 2011, but in 2017 we will see him in the new documentary Henchman: The Al Leong Story, this is the movie about a great but underrated Al Leong who played villains in such films as Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Big Trouble in Little China, Rapid Fire, Death Warrant, The Perfect Weapon and many more.
Craig Baxley is a third-generation filmmaker. After starting his career in front of the camera, working his way up as a successful stunt coordinator and second unit director on films like Predator and The Long Riders, he transitioned making his directorial debut on the acclaimed hit series The A-Team. His first feature film as a director was Action Jackson and later went on to direct Dark Angel. He is the son of legendary stuntman Paul Baxley, cousin of stuntman Gary Baxley, Father of stuntman Craig Baxley Jr. and grandfather of stunt performer Cash Baxley.
Dark Angel was a guilty pleasure movie like Navy Seals, Die Hard or Total Recall, and every action fan seen this movie like 10 times or more. If you still don’t have Blu-ray in your collection you must get it today.
I only hope Dark Angel 2 will be another most pyrotechnic action movie with a good half of budget spent on explosives.
