G.W. Bailey

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Steve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens, Austin Pendleton, our man, G. W. Bailey, Brian McNamara, and Tim Blaney.

The original inception for Short Circuit was originally much darker in tone, much like other machine-gone-mad stories of the '80s had seen so far, like, uh, Blade Runner, The Terminator, and Alien in the '70s, obviously.

Obviously, all of those movies villainized machines and AI, where the writers, producers, and director wanted to do the opposite for this film.

Here's another good one.

Crime Wave or Tom Barringer, Mary Lou Henner and G.W. Bailey in Rustler's Rhapsody.

I don't recall this one.

Yeah, that one came and went.

Chris Mulkey.

G.W. Bailey.

Uh-huh, yeah.

Michael Paul Chan.

Sure,

yeah.

And Cynthia Rhodes was good too, but there's a lot of G.W. Bailey phoning it in and Tom Selleck's kind of like, yeah, whatever.

There's a bunch of that.

Uh, but working against Mahoney and co., uh, we've got a guy called Harris, who is like a...

I forgot to write down his rank, but let's say Commander Harris perhaps, played by, uh, I think it was G.W. Bailey I wrote down somewhere.

And he's, he's, he's trying to undermine the scheme by getting as many of the, the new recruits to quit as possible.

That's his mission.