Brendan James Fraser (born December 3, 1968) is a Canadian-American actor of stage and screen. He has starred in many major Hollywood films, including The Mummy film series, Crash, Dudley Do-Right, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, George of the Jungle and Journey to the Center of the Earth. Fraser was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, the son of Canadian parents Carol, a sales counselor, and Peter Fraser, a former journalist who worked as a Canadian...
Trevor to Hannah asking if she has enough rope, she replies that she always d...
Trevor to Sean about the Yoyo being Sean's father's "PSP".
Trevor on Max and Sigurbjorn beign right about there being a center of the Ea...
Sean and Trevor agree that Hannah is the best mountain guide as she pulls up ...
Mr Wheeler talking to the newest and best player on the team.
At home, Jean cusses out Rick in front of Karen and other members of Rick's s...
Sean and Trevor in awe equating this to being inside a terrarium, in a world ...
Trevor equates this center of the Earth being a world within the world.
Hannah suggests Sean make conversation with her but when he asks if she comes...
Trevor on how someone must have seen all this, gotten out and told Verne.
David tells Charlie that not getting into Harvard is not worth dying over.
Sean commenting to Trevor about how slow he is going. Trevor claims to be saf...
Trevor amazed at seeing all of the schist and Sean pretending to know what it...
In the football game, David is trying to make a discouraged Dillon feel impor...
David is surprised when one his classmates has a breakdown, believing that on...
Trevor asking if all of this that they are seeing in this cave does not compl...
Trevor asking Hannah if she never wondered if her father and his brother were...
David is telling his dinner companions how clubs differ in Scranton.
Rick is at his home with Bruce and Karen trying to find a way to put spin on ...
After a classmate has a nervous breakdown, Charlie and David discuss past eve...
Trevor asking if all of this that they are seeing in this cave does not compl...
Hannah on needing to charge extra for this rescue and Trevor jokingly replyin...
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