Danny Lebern Glover (born July 22, 1946) is an American actor, film director, and political activist. Glover is well known for his roles as Mr. Albert Johnson in The Color Purple, as Michael Harrigan in Predator 2, as Detective Roger Murtaugh in the Lethal Weapon film franchise and in many other movies, television shows, and theatrical performances. He is very active in and strongly supports various humanitarian and political causes. Glover...
Riggs is realizing that his body is finally wearing down on him and he can't ...
Roger is waken by the smell from a coffee cup held close to his nose. It's Ri...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are trying to deal with getting older and not having t...
When Riggs starts to go for help, Roger stops him because he's embarrassed.
Leo welcomes Roger and Riggs into his hotel room. They check the place out.
By the time the tow truck chase is over, Leo has managed to get on Roger's ne...
Rog Murtaugh and Riggs mess with Leo as he tells him about the big case he's ...
Albert's smile disappears as Pa Harris refuses his request.
Hunsaker, getting beside himself, grabs Roger's lapel and demands Roger to av...
Roger comments after Riggs' dog enters the house and starts chasing Roger's c...
Roger heads Riggs off on the way to Rudd's. Roger talks to him as he sits in ...
Leo explains that he was caught skimming money, so he turned himself in.
Celie walks behind Albert's horse to his home. Harpo hits Celie in the head w...
Albert comes of the porch to hit Celie as she gets into the car. She holds a ...
Roger lays back down telling Riggs he wants to sleep longer.
Roger calls the department psychologist to check on Riggs' mental health.
Roger tries to convince Hunsaker to finish what he started to do and tell him...
Roger gets out of the car, ordering Leo to remain in the car. Leo gets out.
Rog Murtaugh and Riggs are getting ready to raid Jack Travis's housing project.
Albert walks over and slaps Celie across the face for telling him she can't s...
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