One arm pushups no less

badass

you dont know what based means

Lol you say this like he isn't in amazing shape and that 55 is old. Dude is ripped

@@8304u kids these days

MASK ON!!!

Fax!!

What's really impressive is how kind, soft spoken and zen he is in real life

Agreed but I wished Michael Biehn had been given that role.

I’m glad Stephen lang was casted as Quaritch instead of Clancy Brown as Stephen lang is better than brown.

He nailed the hell out this role. Especially in the Avatar 2.

@@stevemuzak8526 Shit role though. Terrible writing.

He cemented that character so well, the second I saw him appear in Avatar 2 I went like 'oh fuck no here comes trouble'

True star to you guys, but I want him to die already in the film... He's gonna come back and take more lives. Or I'm already suspecting that he's gonna change his ways and join Jake since the Ash People are gonna be the evil ones in Avatar 3

@@Hyraladen Cameron already confirmed he's the antagonist of all 5 films.

@Daily Dose Of Stupitity rolled straight into that glove.😂

@Daily Dose Of Stupitity Or maybe he mistakenly compared it to a glove when he meant something else 🤪

@@eufrosniad994 Or maybe he’s used to rolling joints or something 😆

He sounds kinda sexy here😂

Yeah he nailed it in the movie

I believe he was being quieter because he was performing for only a hand full of people. When he actually does the scene... well.. You've all seen how much BIGGER that place was, and I don't think he would have yelled at the top of his lungs right in Cameron's face that's how u get kicked off an audition lol.

here he is talking to 1 to 4 people, in the movie he is a Joe talking to a crowd

​@@cinnamondh23he is

Only person id recast is spider tbh, the actor was kinda bland

​@@christianrevai2735 In addition to that I think a lot of his dialogue would have to get reworked. I think his performance wasn't the greatest, but I also think he wasn't given much to work with.

I think Jake was pretty baddas since he's the one that became Toruk Makto and lead the navi into battle

@@Piorun.98 he has badass moments, but his overarching theme is connection. The nerves in his legs are dead. Yet from the moment he gets into the avatar body he begins to connect. Quaritch's theme is death. He is the deadliest thing on pandora.

He’s definitely got some badass moments but I get what you mean

Reminded me of my ltcol in the marines lol

@@billlam7756 Don't be shy give me a pic or something of him 😫

@@billlam7756 what's ur battalion and unit mind if I ask 😭

ME TOO hahahaha

Hero of humanity

President for Life, Quaritch is a national treasure and must be protected at all cost🤨

Colonel Quaritch needs to die or change his ways. But, I feel this way because Lang is a great actor.

America needs Quaritch as POTUS

lol is the biggest ass*ole in the movie

That old vet next door your girlfriend told you not to worry about Ok might have gone too far with this one

XDDDD

He had no right ..

Make sense, usually it's the villain who moves the plot forward… simple truth, this guy IS the movie!!!

Good villains, yes!

Exactly, very monotonous voice here

Isn’t that how it’s supposed to be though? The audition is just for the writers/producers to see if he fits the character using only few lines they prepared for the audition based off what might be said in the movie. Once they get the part, the actors study their roles more, imagine how the character thinks and acts, annotate their script to know where to emphasize their words, etc. and even the writers change the script overtime. Hence why the actual performance is better

@@soratatami9070 Yep 👍 not saying it ain’t so, and his final performance was amazing but it’s impossible to know how much of that was his own interpretation vs direction. I can also imagine some exceptionally talented actors can just provide more nuance during the audition.

agree.

They give you lines on the spot the guy didn't have time to memorize all of them

I never thought of him as a villain, just a military man doing his job. He was a man of principles, and I respected him more than Jake, actually. Note, I have not seen Avatar 2 yet.

Very debatable.

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@Blue Shoes Most officers would send in their subordinate officers to fight with the rank in file out of convenience and safety, but not Quaritch. He fought alongside his men and cared about them.

well said, spoken like a true believer of the corpse emperor, may he lie deathless and failing on his broken throne, while his empire festers and dies under his sightless gaze.

Hero of the imperium

Gigachad Miles Quaritch, he plays by Pandora's rules

Fun fact: Stephen Lang unsuccessfully applied for the role of Hicks in Aliens but Jim Cameron remembered him and encouraged him to try out for Avatar.

@@ImtianaJones Really?? That wouldve been... weird.

@@ImtianaJones Another fun fact: after a month of filming Aliens, James Remar (who was fired after a drug arrest off the set) actually played Hicks before Biehn took over the role. You can even still see him in a scene where he's walking away from the camera with the other Marines.

Slang 100 times than Brollin

I heard he's great in Don't Breathe

Tombstone

He was awesome as Hap in the Dustin Hoffman version of Death of a Salesman

Band of the Hand (1986). Stephen Lang's character is awesome in it.

Manhunter (1986)