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| In this TV series, Mr. Xuereb plays First Lieutenant A.J. Conaway, a member
of an elite team called the Sea Dragons. He is the team's demolitions expert. |
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"I'm standing there. Annalisa's right next to me. We're like Bonnie and Clyde. I take the hand grenade, put it in
the 203, aim right at the S.U.V., hit the trigger -- Boom! The whole thing just blew up like it was Fourth of
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"First Lieutenant A.J. Conaway, Sir!."
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| Pensacola: Wings of Gold is TM & Copyright Eyemark Entertainment. |
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| In this drama, Mr. Xuereb plays "Jim Mix," a young man who flees his
psychiatric hospital and returns home to False River. The film is currently in production |
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| False River is copyright American Artists Film Corporation (AAFC) |
1999 |
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| In this film, Mr. Xuereb plays Liam Fallon, an armed and dangerous Irish
terrorist who goes to violent extremes to derail the pending peace talks. |
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"If we ever hope to have a free Irish state, it's for the English to be out 100%. That means no bargaining, no
molly-coddling, and no damn cease-fire."
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"I will not have anyone abusing an animal. No one. Is that understood? Animals are God's gift to all of us."
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"Well, your upstairs is getting old, too. And a good leader knows that there's a time to obey orders, and a time to
stand by what he believes in. What do you believe in, John?"
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1997 |
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| In this film, the year is 2017, and the United States is in the throes of Civil War.
Mr. Xuereb plays a young soldier about to go to the front lines the next day. In his last night on the town, he asks Barb Wire to dance with him. |
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"Excuse me, Miss Wire! Hi, I -- uh, I'm going back to the front lines
tomorrow and I was wondering -- you look beautiful! -- would you dance with me?"
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"I can't believe I'm actually dancing with the Barb Wire." |
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Barb Wire: "Do you have a girl back home?" Young Soldier: "Yeah." Barb Wire: "Do you miss her?"
Young Soldier: "Yes, Ma'am. Everyday" Barb Wire: "Tell you what, close your eyes and let's pretend she's right here in your arms."
Young Soldier: "Yes, Ma'am."
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| Barb Wire is copyright Propaganda Films and Dark Horse Entertainment. |
1996 |
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| In this film, set in the near future, Mr. Xuereb plays Lazarus, a
quarrelsome passenger on an air transport that crashes near a hazardous storage facility. A canister cracks open, the
agent leaks out, and the infection rages. |
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"Listen, Toots, you don't understand. I gotta be in Panang by tonight."
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Pilot: "There's no need to panic at this time."
Lazarus: "Oh, when will it be a good time to panic?"
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| Ravager is copyright 360 Entertainment. |
1997 |
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| In this film, Mr. Xuereb plays Henry, a hood who serves as a driver and hitman.
Unpleasant and seedy, Henry is into drugs and killing, and is kindly called a 'pervert.' Sal shows up in the credits as "Salvatore."
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"Wha..wha..what's 'irony'?"
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"I have a feeling, that before this is over, we're gonna understand each other real good."
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"Hey, Quick, you ever do any "X" before? We should do some. I'll take you to a place you never been before."
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"Dude! Don't try anything funny. I actually like killing people. What're you looking at?! That's better. Nice pair of legs you got
there, baby. Heh!"
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| In this murder mystery, Mr. Xuereb played "Phil," a young man with a penchant for
erotic stories that he retells while in therapy with the main character, a psychiatrist. |
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"Um, anyway, I met her at this modeling agency party, and she was beautiful. Then, ya know, it was getting late, and she wanted to stay over
and I didn't know what to do. All of a sudden I just felt empty, devoid of life, like I was buying a new car, ya know."
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Diana: "I really need to talk to someone." Phil: "Well, I could do that, ya know. I'm actually a really good talker."
Diana: "Oh, no, I, I think I need someone professional."
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1994 |
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In this film noire, Mr. Xuereb joins his brother Emmanuel in a very
brief cameo, portraying two young French boys commenting on Mickey and Mallory, the film's anti-heros. Emmanuel makes
the comment while Sal agrees with him.
Sal is on the left; Emmanuel is on the right. |
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Emmanuel as French Boy: "They are super cool."
Young French Girl: "Mickey c'est l'homme."
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| Natural Born Killers is copyright Warner Bros. |
1994 |
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| In this film of a modern Frankenstein, Mr. Xuereb plays a small role as a
rookie cop his partner calls 'Deputy Dog.' The sequence was shot in green light through a car windshield. |
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"I don't even know what we're supposed to be looking for."
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"It's a sick world out there."
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"They don't call me 'Eagle-Eye' for nothing, you know."
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| Mr. Stitch is copyright Rysher Entertainment. |
1995 |
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| In this film, Mr. Xuereb plays Claude, a drug-using, unkempt
young Frenchman whose friends are a monkey and a band of nihilistic nitwits. They carry out a bank heist that goes
predictably and terribly wrong. |
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"Easy, easy. Don't scare him; he's just trying to claim you. Let me introduce you properly. That is Henric.
He likes to be called 'Chin-Chin' but we don't always get what we like, do we?"
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Translated: "Oh shit, there goes our airplane."
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1994 |
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| In this film, Mr. Xuereb plays Lewis, an escaped convict who, along with his
prison-break partner Clark, is picked up by a young mute woman George. Lewis is doing time for murder. Clark is in for
computer fraud. George is a fetching yet deadly thief. Together, they take off on a cross-country trip to a rumored gold
mine in Mexico. |
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"One of us reads and talks. One of us reads but can't talk, and one of us talks but can't read."
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"Brought you a sandwich."
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Lewis: "How many times is that?" Whore: "Six." Lewis: "Damn, I'm good." |
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| In this TV series drama, Mr. Xuereb guest starred as "Michael" who, with his former
Army buddies, hides the details of a murder from the police. |
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"Two great states." |
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"In the parking lot on that roof, well, we found our friend dead." |
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"That's eerie, man. You got it, chapter and verse." |
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"That's the famous 'Less Talk More Action' crime, right?" |
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1993-1999 |
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| In this TV science fiction series, Mr. Xuereb guest starred in an episode
named "First Cigar," playing a Newcomer drug dealer busted in an alley. This was his first television role. |
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Dealer: "Is this a bust? I want a lawyer."
Sikes: "We cut off your source. Who's supplying you? George, what's that guy doing over there?"
George: "What guy?"
Sikes: "And what was that name again?"
Dealer: "Cliff! His name's Cliff!"
Sikes: "And where is this Cliff?"
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