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The Dramatic Readings of VERNON WELLS

Aussie thespian Vernon Wells exploded onto American movie screens as the Lord Humungus’ lieutenant, Wez, in the 1981 film The Road Warrior, forever cementing his name in pop culture.

Wez was such a definitive character that Wells recreated an alternate version of him (as “Lord General) in John Hughes’ 1985’s cult comedy Weird Science.

Wells also showed up again in 1985’s Commando, playing the mercenary Bennett opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger.  Wells has described the character as “Freddie Mercury on steroids.”

And now? 

Wells continues to steadily act, appearing in several films a year and occassionally on stage reprising his most famous roles.

Don’t believe me?

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