Originally published at: Brendan Fraser takes us through his most iconic characters | Boing Boing
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I think my favorite role of his was his recurring character on Scrubs. He handled that arc well.
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Important to remember that Fraser was not out of the public eye because of failures or being cancelled - he bowed out of Hollywood due to being the victim sexual harassment and assault and only recently felt able to return
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I really enjoyed that while I had my first cup of coffee this morning.
The most recent thing I’ve seen him in was No Sudden Move, which is very good.
If I’m puttering around the house and The Mummy is on, I’ll always watch it. Such a fun movie.
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What a nice person, we need more like that.
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I liked him in Doom Patrol, though it was just voice acting. Hey, remember Monkeybone?
Overall, yeah, fun actor IMO. Seem like an all around good guy. Him and Keanu should do a buddy movie together.
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Earlier in his career, he divided his time between goofy comedies and family-friendly action movies on the one side and extremely well acted, high-prestige work on the other, like The Quiet American and Gods and Monsters–two films he was quite brilliant in.
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I wanted to hear about Darkly Noon, dammit
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He does seem like a decent person. Welcome to the BBS!
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I have a place in my heart for Blast from the Past (1999), the highlight of which has to be the dance scene…
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A close second for me is his scene with Christopher Walken when they discuss the end of the USSR. 
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I’m going to rewatch it right now!
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