RIP Tony Todd

[Ragitsu]

Tony Todd was among those actors who could always compel me to view a piece of television or cinema...even if it was a generally subpar offering.

 

[Greg Cox]

May he R.I.P.

I loved his various guest/recurring roles in many shows.

He was also good as a cursed, immortal sea captain on XENA, too. Kind of a Greco-Roman "Flying Dutchman."

Always thought he would have been great as the lead in a STAR TREK tv series, as opposed to simply many memorable guest appearanches. He had the charisma and talent to carry his own show.

 

[tomalak301]

He was also good as a cursed, immortal sea captain on XENA, too. Kind of a Greco-Roman "Flying Dutchman."

Always thought he would have been great as the lead in a STAR TREK tv series, as opposed to simply many memorable guest appearanches. He had the charisma and talent to carry his own show.

I wonder if he could have been a great Ben Sisko. Brooks really got into the role in the late season 3 Season 4 stage (When he got bald and grew the stache) but you always think the role wouldn't work for anyone else, but I wonder what Todd could have done with it.

 

[FreezeC77]

Tony Todd and James Earl Jones within 2 months of each other. Probably two of the best voices in the biz.

Probably as a kid the first film I really remember him from in my mind is the Night Of The Living Dead remake.

 

[Greg Cox]

I wonder if he could have been a great Ben Sisko. Brooks really got into the role in the late season 3 Season 4 stage (When he got bald and grew the stache) but you always think the role wouldn't work for anyone else, but I wonder what Todd could have done with it.

Heck, he could've been great as Jonathan Archer, too, or some other Starfleet captain invented with him in mind.

 

[Kai "the spy"]

 

[Enterprise is Great]

RIP. Thanks for all your performances. You will be missed.

 

[Unicron]

Ironically, I literally rewatched "Sons of Mogh" the other night. RIP.

 

[Crazy 4 Xmas Lights]

Tony Todd was a great Klingon and heavy, but he also teamed with Avery Brooks and Cirroc Lofton to make the greatest episode of Star Trek, ever.

Safe journey, Mr. Todd. And our thanks.

 

[Lynx]

Really sad.

I liked him. A great actor.

He was great as Kurn in DS9. I wish that we could have seen more of Kurn in the series, an episode where he got his memory back and was re-united with Worf.

He was great as candyman and I also remember an episode of Xena-The Warrior Princess when he played Cecrops.