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K-9000 actor Chris Mulkey may resemble Patrick Swayze & another actress, actor or group I was not quite sure of? My guesses: Liam Neeson, Sam Raimi, Michael Madsen or Joseph Gordon Levitt. (Mulkey & some other actors that I named here may also indirectly add up to resemble western stars Robert MItchum and John Wayne). <br/>Connections: <br/>- Chris Mulkey & Patrick's brother Don were both in the Cold Case (2003- 2010) police TV series on CBS. <br/>- Mulkey had a part in the original Rambo film First Blood in 1982. For Tango & Cash (1989) Sylvester Stallone was originally cast along side Patrick Swayze. He left this to play the lead in Road House (1989). Kurt Russell eventually starred in Tango & Cash along with Jack Palance.
K-9000 actor Chris Mulkey may resemble Patrick Swayze & another actress, actor or group I was not quite sure of? My guesses: Liam Neeson, Sam Raimi, Michael Madsen or Joseph Gordon Levitt. (Mulkey & some other actors that I named here may also indirectly add up to resemble western stars Robert MItchum and John Wayne). <br/>Connections: <br/>- Chris Mulkey & Patrick's brother Don were both in the Cold Case (2003- 2010) police TV series on CBS. <br/>- Mulkey had a part in the original Rambo film First Blood in 1982. For Tango & Cash (1989) Sylvester Stallone was originally cast along side Patrick Swayze. He left this to play the lead in Road House (1989). Kurt Russell eventually starred in Tango & Cash along with Jack Palance.
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