The Stargate SG-1 hosted an impressive string of guest stars during its 10-season race. The show focused on a team of soldiers and scientists traveling to the universe, who cast several problems. The biggest challenge facing the SG-1 team VFX He was trying to find new locations to advocate for the various foreign planets in the series. But the show also needed many guest actors to portray extraterrestrial races living in the multitude of distant planets explored by the SG-1 team. Often, the show and her spin-off approached that special challenge by throwing the same actors in different roles. For example, one of the most prolific stars on the "Stargate SG-1" nine Different charactersAlthough thanks to prosthetics and make -up, they would never know that he was the same man.

But there were also more guest stars that only showed a few episodes. The big one Robert Patrick appeared in two episodes of Stargat Atlantis, While multiple actors Star Trek appeared in Stargate shows. Back in Season 7 of "SG-1", we also got one and performed by an actor who will become a fan-led face of the Michael Ruker film Universe, most famous for playing Jondu Udonta in Jamesesi's "Guardians".

Michael Ruker's enraged role In the controversial cult classic in 1986 "Henry: Portrait of Serial Killer", " What remains notorious about disturbing viewers with his graphics shows the real -life killings committed by Henry Lee Lucas and Otis Tole. Ever since his unusual convincing portrayal of the serial killer, Ruker has been known for playing villains, from the duplicate was Brusard at Oliver Stone's "FC" to the antagonist of foreign antagonist grant grant grant in the 2006 Yamesi Gun. But probably his most famous role, at least among the younger viewers, is that of Jondu Udonta in Gun's "Guardians of Galaxy".

In the trilogy (and "Galaxy's Special Holiday"), Jondu is the leader of the criminal union "Ravagers" and the father of Chris Prat Peter Quil/Old Lord. Jondu raised Kiel as a thief of the Ravager and, despite his suspicious background, became an ally of the title of superhero. The character has become a fan-lailed, helped by the striking all-blue appearance that made him one of the most nonsense memorable members of the Guardian gang. He also sacrificed for Quil at the end of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.

Jondu allowed a rookie to undermine his writing as a villain. The character begins as an antagonistic presence before showing a compassionate side when he reveals to Kiel that he stole him from the family to save him from his wicked father, ego (Kurt Russell) and eventually sacrificed himself for his adopted son. For his appearance "SG-1", however, Ruker played a direct villain.

Michael Ruker appears in the seventh episode of "Stargat SG-1" Season 7. The title "Mine of the Enemy" is seen in the 2003 installment of Ruker Gluker Martin Edwards, Colonel of the Air Force, led by the SG-11 team on their mining mission. Edwards and his team of SG-11 reveal a large deposit of watershed, but soon reveal that it is at the humanoid cemetery, UNAS, who were previously enslaved by Goald. Difficult and widespread, Edwards has decided to fight UNAS's head, to strive for a comprehensive war that is only avoided when Dr. Daniel Acksecson (Michael Shanks) and Jaka (Patrick Kuri) negotiate with Unas leader, Cor Asek. After all, Acksexon and Jaka persuade the Ironeleic Shirt to help the Nacadah mine in collaboration with people, but if Edwards had his way, they would be completely deleted.

The look of a rookie is not only important because it gives a characteristic memorable performance like Edwards, but because it is one of the only biggest links between Stargat SG-1 and the Marvel Film. Jamesiyes Spider, played by Daniel Acksecson in Roland Emerich's original film "Stargat" since 1994, eventually starred in Ultron in "Avengers: Ultron's Age" (which some claim is actually the best movie "Avengers"). Otherwise, there are no large Stars' SG-1 Stars as part of MCC.

Whether we see more than Marvel's current franchise rookie remains unclear, but the frequent collaborator of the Jamesei Gunn has already appeared in the newly established DC universe. After playing Brian Durlin/Savant in Gun's "Extended Universe" in 2021, "Suicide Squad" Ruker became part of the so -called so -called Chapter "Gods and Monsters" of DCC When he expressed one of the robots who kept the fortress of loneliness in Superman. He should also play Red St. Wild in season 2 "Peacekeeper".