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Based on his own novella The Hellbound Heart, Barker's Hellraiser sees Larry (Andrew Robinson) and his wife Julia (Clare Higgins) move into their new home, unaware that something evil lurks beneath the floorboards of the dilapidated house - something that wants human blood...
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Sep 23, 2022 · According to Leviathan: The Story Of Hellraiser and Hellbound: Hellraiser II, Frank was originally simply supposed to say "f*** you," but actor Andrew Robinson convinced Clive Barker to change the line to something much more poignant. The quote is likely meant to convey that, given all that he is experienced and endured, Frank believed his ...
Larry's teenage daughter Kirsty Cotton (Ashley Laurence) chooses not to live with her step-mother and moves into her own place. After cutting his hand on a nail (while moving a mattress) and feeling weak at the sight of blood, Larry goes upstairs to the room where Julia is, the same room where Frank was killed. Larry's blood falls on the floor.
Andrew Robinson was 44 in Hellraiser when he played the character 'Larry Cotton'. That was over 37 years ago in 1987. Today he is 82 , and has starred in 46 movies in total, 30 of those since Hellraiser was released.
You know, Brooklyn certainly wasn't any worse than this. - Kirsty Cotton: Look. You love her so there must be something worth loving.”. Andrew Robinson - Larry. Ashley Laurence - Kirsty Cotton. [Tag: doubt, love, worth ] more on this quote ››. “It's nothing personal, baby.”. Andrew Robinson - Larry.
Andrew Robinson - Interview. A gifted character actor, novelist and director, Andrew Robinson is best known to Star Trek fans as the charmingly duplicitous Elim Garak, the sole Cardassian aboard Deep Space Nine. You might also know him as the crazed Scorpio killer in Dirty Harry and the ill-fated cuckold in Hellraiser.
Seriously though - DS9 may not be my favorite Star Trek show (don't kill me, it's excellent, and I totally get why so many people love it, I'm just a weirdo who prefers the 500th corny Negative Space Wedgie over interpersonal drama and politics), but I'm really looking forward to this expansion anyway.
