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Actor: Joe Morton

Joe Morton played Miles Dyson in Terminator 2, an engineer whose work causes the apocalypse and who does not know it, and the scene where he is told is the film’s moral center. The Brother from Another Planet gave him a near-silent lead for John Sayles, and Scandal won him an Emmy.

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Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) Review

James Cameron's most audacious decision in Terminator 2 isn't the liquid metal effects or the freeway chase or the nuclear dream sequence. It's taking his own iconic villain and making him the film's emotional center.