Harry Hamlin as Perseus in Clash of the Titans (1981)
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Susan Dey + Harry Hamlin in L.A. Law (1986)
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Batman: The Animated Series - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles
Romulus
Anthony ‘Tony’ Romulus was a pentathlete who would stop at nothing in his pursuit to be the world’s greatest athlete. Although he maintained a very dedicated training regimen, Romulus feared it would not be enough and that he needed an edge to take him over the top.
He sought out the unscrupulous scientist known as Professor Milo looking for this edge. Milo devised a specialized performance enhancing elixir that would go undetected by the standard toxicology screens. The drug utilized hormones extracted from timber wolves.
Milo’s treatment proved highly successful. Romulus won multiple gold medals at the Olympic Games and he was able to parlay his success into fame and fortune, becoming a well known celebrity and philanthropist.
Continued use of the elixir caused Romulus to take on a semi-lupin form and he returned to Milo, desperate for a cure. Milo suggested that Romulus was suffering from rare condition known as ‘partial lycanthropy.’ The villainous doctor promised to treat him but only on the condition that he first use his powers to kill a number of Milo’s enemies. Romulus agreed and Milo administered a new concoction which had the effect of transforming Romulus into a werewolf.
Batman would eventually battle this werewolf and the conflict ended with the beast being struck by lightning and falling into a nearby river. Romulus’ body was never recovered and it remains unknown what truly became of him.
Actor Harry Hamlin provided the voice of Anthony Romulus (with Frank Welker providing the howls and snarls whist in his werewolf form). The tragic villain appeared in the thirty-sixth episode of the first season of Batman: The Animated Series, ‘Moon of the Wolf.’
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Mary McDonnell audio recording of A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
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Clash of the Titans (1981) Dir. Desmond Davis.
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