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The PPH tribute to Michael Ironside

…in the form of some carefully curated YouTube clips.

Why? Because it’s Michael Ironside for crying out loud; one of the most hilariously intense, inherently villainous actors of all time. Oh, and that voice of gravel! Literally none of this is safe for work, but you knew that anyway. Enjoy:

Scanners (David Cronenberg, 1980) – scene dubbed in Spanish, naturally

Visiting Hours (Jean-Claude Lord – yes, really, 1982) – in the mood for love

Extreme Prejudice (Walter Hill, 1987) – What are you afraid of?

Starship Troopers (Paul Verhoeven, 1997) – “YUR KNUR WHA TU DURR!”

No idea what film this is, but it’s all kinds of awesome

Did I miss anything?

Double hard

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About Ashley Clark

Freelance writer, pop culture enthusiast and arts administrator. Founded Permanent Plastic Helmet in January 2010. Contact me on pplastichelmet@gmail.com

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One Response to “The PPH tribute to Michael Ironside”

  1. I saw Michael Ironside at a film convention once and it disconcerted me that he had both arms in working order. he always seems to lose them in movies.

    Posted by martynconterio | July 29, 2011, 3:07 pm

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