Elias Koteas

What's...

Oh, is it Elias...

Elias Koteas.

Koteas, yeah.

I just like...

So the supporting cast was pretty strong, too.

I liked Elias Koteas.

He, uh, he was one of the best supporting characters in this movie.

[laughs] So he, he's, uh, first comes off as he's very threatening, but he w-

There was something going on and I think that was very clever they do it.

Or that he brings in those guys.

That like he has those connections with Elias Koteas and them.

He brings them in-

Well, see, I was looking in there and I was like, I just can't find him anywhere in here.

But Elias Koteas was in the Chicago PD, not in.

Yeah,

I was not reading like anything that I'd researched when I said this.

And a Canadian guy had to...

What is it? Elias Koteas.

He was the main guy.

He was the insurance adjuster.

Who's this idiot? He looks stupid as hell.

Is that Rob Schneider? He looks like the guy that worked at the Saved by the Bell.

They hang out at the Max, owned and run by a dumb-looking magician named Max, pictured here in the red.

They get the hell out of there,

You can drive that beat up old cougar right into the lake.

Yeah, right.

It's Elias Koteas.

Yeah.

Yeah, they don't know each other.

Remember in the movie, and we're jumping far ahead, when he tries to kill Elias Koteas, In the book, they had both been killing homeless people.

DeSanders started with a cat.

He killed a cat or a dog, but then he started killing homeless people.

plays the brother.

No, Elias Koteas plays the...

The inmate.

The killer.

And finally, for our weekly recommendation, if you want a supernatural thriller with desert roads, theological dread, and Christopher Walken treating heaven like the scene of a very old crime, head back to September 1st, 1995, when The Prophecy opens in U.S. theaters, introducing a world where a second war is raging among the angels.

Written and directed by Gregory Wyden, the film follows Elias Koteas' Thomas Daggett, a former seminary student turned detective.

A strange death produces impossible evidence while the archangel Gabriel arrives on his own mission.

Walken's Gabriel is charming, exhausted, and very frightening.