ATTN JMS: wasting Wayne

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Subject: ATTN JMS: wasting Wayne
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s  1: Oct 10, 1996: "B5JMS Poster" <b5jms-owner at cs.columbia.edu>
*  2: Oct 16, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: "B5JMS Poster" <b5jms-owner at cs.columbia.edu>
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I absolutely love Wayne Alexander's acting.  CtI is one of my most favorite
episodes.  Now I do like the shoot-em-up episodes, but those tend to wear
off after viewing them for, oh, a dozen times or so.  But CtI is a classic I
could never get tired off (I'm also in the minority of those who liked TNG's
A Measure Of A Man more than the Borg wars...)  Wayne's speech is so
piercing, you cannot forget his sadistic, sarcastic, evil tone.  It stays
with you for days.  In CtI he played a "good" guy.  I shudder to think how
he'd play a truly bad guy.  Brrr.....

I saw his small role in one of the last 5, and only wished for more.  I know
you've got a probably larger role for him in one of the first season 4
episodes.  How large is that role?  Is it as big as his appearance on CtI?
I feel that seeing him for a minute here and there is a waste of such
wonderful talent.  Maybe he's a very busy actor, but if you can snag him
more often, I'd love that.

Thanks,
Erez.

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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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Wayne Alexander plays Lorien, a character you'll see throughout the first
six episodes of season 4.  We wanted to give him more to do.\

 jms


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