Terminator actor Earl Boen

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A Terminator Star Has Died (GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT)

The 81-year-old star, who is arguably best known for his performance as Dr. Peter Silberman in The Terminator movies, reportedly died quietly in his sleep in ...

His resume consists of over 250 acting credits in various movies, television shows, radio programs, and video games. Some of his most popular roles in that arena include The Addams Family, Batman: The Animated Series, Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Kim Possible, and Clifford’s Really Big Movie. His final acting role was in the 2017 Nintendo 3DS hit Girls Mode 4: Star Stylist. In 2003, Earl Boen returned as the villainous Silberman one last time in Terminator: Rise of the Machines. He appeared as the character Le Bret in the 10th episode of the show’s second season. After that, he went on to land roles in dozens of popular television programs including Hawaii Five-O, The Duke of Hazzard, and M*A*S*H.

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R.I.P. Earl Boen, veteran voice actor and Terminator co-star (The A.V. Club)

Boen appeared as hapless psychologist Dr. Silberman in the first three Terminator movies.

[The Terminator](https://www.avclub.com/film/reviews/the-terminator-1984), [T2: Judgment Day](https://www.avclub.com/film/reviews/terminator-2-judgment-day-1991), and [Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines](https://www.avclub.com/film/reviews/terminator-3-rise-of-the-machines-2003). (And, shortly after, a part near and dear to the hearts of adventure game nerds of a certain generation: The Ghost Pirate LeChuck, the villain of Lucasarts’ Monkey Island games, which he would play from 1990 to 2010.) Boen’s deep, rich voice lent itself well to villains, although not exclusively: He also had a semi-regular role on the animated version of Clifford: The Big Red Dog, hearkening back to his career-long love of comedy. (It’s Silberman, after all, who asks all the nit-picky questions about time travel and future wars that are likely kicking around in viewers’ heads by this point.) In Boen’s hands, he’s the perfect human villain for a franchise like Terminator: A small, smug little man who continually gets his world blown up by badass renegades and unstoppable killing machines. Four years later, Cameron would cast Boen in his feature film debut, The Terminator. Boen made his name first and foremost in TV comedy: His early resumé, from the mid-’70s onward, is dotted with many of the biggest sitcoms of the era, including MASH, Three’s Company, Barnaby Jones, and more. Peter Silberman in

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Terminator actor Earl Boen dies aged 81 (MARCA.com)

Actor Earl Boen passed away at the age of 81 after losing the battle with lung cancer. Boen rose to fame following his role as Dr. Peter Silberman in the ...

It would not be until the late 1970s when Boen managed to get his first film roles. Peter Silberman in the Terminator - Movies.

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Earl Boen, Terminator Actor & Voice of LeChuck in Monkey Island ... (The Escapist)

It was great to hear Dominic Armato return as the voice of Guybrush Threepwood in Return to Monkey Island when it launched last September, but fans were ...

Earl Boen has died at the age of 81. Silberman in the Terminator movies. You might have heard his voice in World of Warcraft, Psychonauts, Call of Duty, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, and Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (Sergei Gurlukovich).

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'Terminator' Actor Earl Boen Dies at 81 (Extra)

Earl Boen, an instantly recognizable character actor most famous for his work in the "Terminator" films, died January 5 in Hawaii at 81.

He returned in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991) and "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" (2003). He had recurring gigs on the series "It's a Living" (1981-1982), "Who's the Boss?" He worked on the stage for 20 years before beginning to work on TV in the '70s.

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Terminator Star Earl Boen Passes Away at 81 as Fans Mourn '80s ... (Fandomwire)

The Terminator star Earl Boen recently passed away at the age of 81 in Hawaii. Here's a brief look at his acting career, and the following tributes.

“Had no idea he did a voice on #batman Very talented character actor who tasted the sweet fruit of sci-fi stardom. The death of a legend in any art form always brings in tributes from other contemporaries of that art form. Having starred in three Terminator movies- The Terminator, Judgement Day, and Rise of the Machines (and an archive footage appearance in Dark Fate)- Hollywood has lost a real one. Born during the peak of the Second World War in 1941, Earl Boen was an actor with a stellar track record in movies. Peter Silberman, the 81-year-old passed away peacefully in the American state of Hawaii. And now, just a few months later comes the news about the death of one of the most memorable faces from the Terminator movie series- Earl Boen.

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Earl Boen: 'Terminator,' TV Actor & Voiceover Great Passes at 81 (Bleeding Cool News)

Earl Boen, who played Silberman in the Terminator franchise, a favorite guest star on TV, and beloved voiceover artist passed at age of 81.

In his final projects, the actor reprised LeChuck in several Monkey Island games and contributed to MMORPG titles Everquest II and the World of Warcraft franchise. Joe in 1985, he became quite busy expanding his time on in front of the camera on TV and behind the microphone on animated shows. He was the original voice of Magneto in Since the actor made his animated debut as the voice of Taurus in G.I. Explaining Sarah in the Terminator franchise is another whole can of worms. The worlds of sci-fi, comedy, and voice lost a great as actor Earl Boen, best known as playing psychiatrist Dr.

Terminator actor Earl Boen dies at 81 (NNN)

Terminator actor Earl Boen dies at 81 Actor count boen passed away at the age of 81 after losing his battle with lung cancer. Boen rose to fame after his ...

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