Richard "Dick" Miller (born December 25, 1928) is an American character actor who has appeared in many films, particularly those produced by Roger Corman, and later in films of directors who started their careers with Corman, including Joe Dante and James Cameron (specifically, he has appeared in every one of Joe Dante's movies). Miller was born in The Bronx, New York and attended the City College of New York as well as Columbia University. He...
The Terminator needs weapons after recently arriving in present day Los Angel...
Mr. Futterman offers to help Billy when he sees that he can't get his car sta...
Mr. Futterman is not a fan of VW bugs after watching Billy try to start his car.
The Terminator goes to a pawn shop to pick up guns for his mission. After loo...
After recently arriving in present-day Los Angeles, the Terminator goes to a ...
Mr. Futterman is leaving the bar and getting back into his plow to drive home...
The Terminator needs some guns after recently arriving in present-day Los Ang...
The Terminator goes to a pawn shop to collect guns for his mission. After get...
The Terminator needs weapons and so he goes to a pawn shop to get guns. He se...
Chuckie Sol showcases his new and improved counterfeit bills.
Chuckie Sol invites his henchmen to inspect the new counterfeit bills.
Chuckie Sol explains that the counterfeit bills are essentially perfect copies.
Chuckie Sol sets a deadline for introducing the new counterfeits into circula...
Mr. Futterman is looking at a gremlin that is driving his snowplow.
Chuckie Sol becomes unnerved at the implacable figure before him.
Mr. Futterman hates imports of any kind, especially when his TV stops working.
The Terminator loads the shotgun in the pawnshop. When the owner tells him it...
The Terminator loads the shotgun in the pawnshop. When the owner tells him it...
The Terminator goes to a pawn shop to get guns for his mission. The second gu...
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