Terry O'Quinn (born July 15, 1952) is an Emmy-award winning American actor, most famous for playing John Locke on the TV series Lost. He made his debut in a 1980 television movie called F.D.R.: The Last Year. Since then, O'Quinn has had minor supporting roles in films and TV movies such as Young Guns, All the Right Moves, Silver Bullet, Places in the Heart and Between Two Women. O'Quinn has had guest roles on tv shows such as Miami Vice, The...
William offering Alex a gun but Alex refuses and jokes because it would negat...
Alex believes this was a trap for all of them and that it will be a massacre.
Susan tried to get Alex leave but he won't because he's sick.
William wants to get Alex out of town because if they end up killing him he w...
William trying to get Alex to run out of town before Murphy's men get there t...
Doc trying to see if there's a way Alex can help him with Yen Sun. Unfortunat...
Alex wants to know what really happened. Doc explains that it's something you...
William offers to escort Alex but he refuses because it would be a death sent...
If Alex can't reach President Hayes he will try to open John's store.
Alex is going to try to reach President Hayes legally but won't be easy.
Alex's trying to explained to William the mess he's got himself into. Alex li...
Alex and William arguing about the killing of Sheriff Brady as William hands ...
Alex trying to get special constables through Justice Wilson to go after Murp...
Alex trying to deputize John's boys so they can go after Murphy's men. Howeve...
Alex explaining his plan to bring down Murphy's men to Justice Wilson.
Alex's reaction to Doc telling him Mr. Murphy is Yen Sun's Guardian.
Alex is explaining to Doc why Mr. Murphy is Yen Sun's Guardian.
John and Alex discussing the situation they are in because of Mr. Murphy. Joh...
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