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Actor: Matt Frewer

Matt Frewer played Wayne Szalinski’s rival in Honey I Shrunk the Kids and created Max Headroom, a computer-generated television presenter that required four hours of prosthetics daily to fake the digital effect. Watchmen gave him Moloch, and he has worked constantly in genre television.

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Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Review

Rick Moranis at his peak, practical effects that put CGI to shame, and Disney back when it made original family adventures. The Blu-ray release is out of print and trades at collector prices.