Laurence John Fishburne III (born July 30, 1961) is an American actor of screen and stage, as well as a playwright, director, and producer. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Morpheus in the Matrix science fiction film trilogy, Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s character's father Furious Styles in Boyz N The Hood, Hannibal Lee in the HBO television movie The Tuskegee Airmen, "Cowboy Curtis" in the US television series Pee-Wee's Playhouse, and for his...
The debriefing at IMF headquarters starts to become contentious.
Morpheus and Neo are in the Matrix. On an old-fashioned television, Morpheus ...
After hearing Thrax lay down his master plan, a disguised Osmosis Jones has t...
Sgt. Powers trying to convince Sean to go for his female colleague. Sean remi...
Morpheus believes that when Neo is ready, he won't need to dodge bullets.
Morpheus requests an exit, but Link isn't sure he can provide one.
Morpheus provides a philosophical pep talk before attacking the heart of the ...
Morpheus explains that the man born inside the Matrix died, but the prophecy ...
Morpheus explains that their freeing goals have been exceeded.
Morpheus sits in the construct program with Neo and explains reality to him.
Sgt. Powers on Jimmy once he finds out about Katie being murdered.
Morpheus asks Neo if he has ever had a dream where he thought he was awake.
Morpheus wonders if Commander Locke knows how to fight a quarter million mach...
Morpheus does not believe in chance, he knows that this will work.
When Musgrave exerts his authority during the IMF debriefing, Brassel shuts h...
Morpheus takes Neo to a new location, the world as it is today.
Mr. Looney to Sgt. Powers on knowing his robber.
Morpheus makes it clear that the real training is not in martial arts.
After hearing Thrax lay down his master plan, a disguised Osmosis Jones has t...
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