There are plenty of Corin Nemec movies and TV shows, but one fan base in particular claims him as their own. Nemec brought the character of Jonas on Stargate to life when Michael Shanks departed the series. He even invented Jonas’s perk of eating all of the time. In what won’t come as a surprise to those who know him, Nemec wasn’t bitter when Shanks reprised his role as Daniel Jackson on Stargate: SG-1.
The “Stargate” television franchise was developed after the 1994 film of the same title starring Kurt Russell and James Spader. “Stargate” began on Showtime before transitioning to Syfy, but lacked the graphic content familiar to cable television.
Gary Jones is a talented improv, stage, and screen actor best known for his performance as Walter Harriman on Stargate: SG-1. In this interview, he talks about his background and takes readers behind the scenes of his hit TV show. Along the way, he explains how his character got the name “Walter,” and what it was liking working with Stargate castmates like Richard Dean Anderson, Paul McGillion, Don S. Davis, and Chris Judge.
Paul McGillion was a key member of the Stargate: Atlantis cast. When Carson left Stargate, a fan movement brought him back. Now, McGillion thinks it’s time for a fourth Stargate. And he knows just how Carson should be involved.
Tony Amendola is a talented actor on both stage and screen best known for his performances on Stargate: SG-1, and Once Upon A Time.
Mika McKinnon is a scientist specializing in disasters and generalizing in as many subjects as she can master. She was a science advisor for the sci-fi television franchise, “Stargate.”
Fans around the world are joining together for a series of social media events in early March for a common goal: to bring “Stargate” back to televsion.
Joe Mallozzi is one of the main reasons Stargate’s fan base is so passionate years after the last episode aired. He’s also a key player in trying to reignite a fourth Stargate (although he may have to do without the services of SGU creative consultant John Scalzi).