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...
Niobe questions Morpheus and his beliefs, beliefs that she is about to support.
Morpheus explains that the One would come back and end the war with the machi...
Morpheus explains why he is so sure this war is about to end.
Morpheus tells Neo that he has an edge because he doesn't follow the rules.
Morpheus, Trinity and Neo question why their attempt to get the Key Maker fai...
Morpheus asks Neo if he has ever had a dream where he thinks he is awake.
Morpheus is non-plussed by the lack of a strategy to defeat the machines.
Roland, Niobe and Morpheus address the Council. They question what a single u...
Morpheus does not see a coincidence, he sees fate stepping in.
Thrax walks into The Boss's sauna, Thrax is not scared by The Boss's threats.
While Drix and Jones dance in the club, Thrax explains his plans to his hench...
Morpheus puts a face to the people Neo will save when he fights the Matrix.
Musgrave attempts to refute one of the assertions Brassel is making about Dav...
Morpheus explains to Neo that little is known of the 21st Century.
Trinity and Morpheus argue over whether to enter the dangerous freeway.
While the Vigilant under attack is under attack, and it's crew is being kille...
Morpheus explains that he is one of the few who have committed their entire l...
Morpheus knows that his beliefs will be proven right eventually.
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