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Actor: Danny Glover

Danny Glover played Roger Murtaugh across four Lethal Weapon films, and the too old for this line became a permanent part of the language.

The Color Purple and To Sleep with Anger show the dramatic work, the latter for Charles Burnett and much less seen than it should be.

He has been a sustained political activist, working on labor organising and international human rights, and has produced extensively including films by African and Caribbean directors.

Four men in Western attire stand together in a desert landscape, representing the film's ensemble cast of Kevin Kline, ScottBrian Dennehy

Silverado (1985) Review

Silverado (1985) rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Lawrence Kasdan made a Western in a decade that had stopped making them, assembled four leads before any of them were famous, and built it out of every convention…

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Saw (2004) film posterCary Elwes

Saw (2004)

Two men wake chained in a filthy bathroom and discover they are pawns in a sadistic puzzle designed by the Jigsaw killer. Saw is James Wan's 2004 American horror film depicting two men who wake chained in a filthy bathroom…

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Lethal Weapon (1987) film posterDanny Glover

Lethal Weapon (1987)

A suicidal LAPD detective is partnered with a family-man veteran during a Christmas drug investigation that turns into open warfare. Lethal Weapon is Richard Donner's 1987 American action film about a suicidal Los Angeles Police Department narcotics detective who is…

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I Am Wrath (2016) film posterDanny Glover

I Am Wrath (2016)

The film depicts Stanley Hill, a Columbus Ohio engineer whose wife is murdered after they witness a corrupt official. The work operates as standard late-career Cage action revenge thriller.

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