Civvies
WARNING - SPOILERS!
Synopsis - Series
about a sergeant (Frank) who leaves the army for civilian life (civvies). Frank
is a grim sort. Very out of his element outside the army. Heartbreaking really.
He only seems happy in the flashbacks with his buddies. He shuts his wife out
almost completely. Jason is brilliant in this. Totally convincing as Frank.
Released - 1992
(but he looks older in it)
Character - Frank
Dillon, hard core Army guy
Accent - English
(East London)
Good guy or bad boy? - Good
guy (kinda)
Bastard rating -
5 - He's a badass, but good-hearted. Gets bastard points for shoving his wife
around, yelling at his kids and shagging a stranger in a hotel. But he's loyal
to his disabled friend, Steve.
Blood & Bullets - Yes,
some blood. Great fistfight in part three. Frank ends up getting very banged
up. But he wins!
Costumes - Camoflage
& red beret (hot), *really* nice boxer shorts (I like these better than the
ones in Event Horizon), sweatsuit, sleeveless t-shirt (for weight lifting), black
outfit in part three with a camoflage jacket and black stocking cap (very hot),
big tattoo on his left bicep, smaller tattoo (heart & sword I believe) on
his left forearm, some sort of tattoo or injury on his neck
Pinky Ring?
- Will check.
Hair - short hair, full
mustache
Other cast - Peter
Howitt (Steve) - good, Peter O'Toole - part 1 & 2, John Hannah - part 3
Squidge factor - Great
scene with just boxer shorts in bed with his wife. A few pretty hot scenes
(although very short) - two with his wife, one with a stranger in a hotel, when
he shags her behind closed doors (it figures). Lifts weights (yeow) with his
friend. Didn't like the mustache at first, but by part three he was looking
pretty Tom Selleck-y to me. I wouldn't want to be married to this guy, but I'd
most *definitely* shag him in a hotel in Scotland (or anywhere else for that
matter). The scar on his face didn't bother me. And oh yeah, he makes tea for
his wife! Ugly cups, but still . . . (8 out of 10)
Death - No! Yay!
Favorites Quotes
- "We used to pride ourselves. We were the toughest. The best of fightin'
men. They wanna change it all. Change our image. It was my life. My lads. I got
as far as I could go. As far as they let someone like me go. Yes men. That's
what they want now. Yes men. They don't want soldiers. They want blokes with
good education. The Falklands were the best time in my life. Everything we
trained for, came together. Same for all of us. Everything I was made
sense."
DVD
- Try
really hard to find this one - he is definitely the star of this piece
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