I’ve added 1,075 captures of Walton’s role in the 2009 film “Damage” 
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- Filmography: Film > Damage (2009) > Movie Captures
I’ve added 638 captures of Walton’s role in the movie ‘Red Dirt’ from the year 2000. Thanks again to the lovely Manya
Be aware some of the captures contain nudity. NSFW!
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- Filmography: Film > Red Dirt (2000)
Thanks to Manya I’ve added 244 captures of Walton’s role in the 1997 film, The Apostle.
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- Filmography: Film > The Apostle (1997)
I’ve added 3 photos of Walton supporting the 2007 Writers Strike in Los Angelas from two different dates as well as 143 captures of his role on the television show “The Sentinel” from 1996!
Thanks again to the lovely Manya
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- 2007 > 11/09/07 – LA Rally for Striking Television Writers
- 2007 > 11/13/07 – LA Rally for Striking Television Writers
- Filmography: Television > The Sentinel (1996)
Damego claims “The New Predators Movie Is Surprisingly Very Good”
Another actor who quickened and animated the new Predators movie was the actor Walton Goggins. I have given this man’s acting props before in his scene stealing role in the FX television series, “Justified;” in Predator, he is at it again and the audience will be rolling in laughter with the delivery of his lines. I know, like me, you might have reservations about seeing a movie in its third incarnation, but do not let this stop you from seeing a very good movie. It must be noted that the new Predators movie had good movie making pedigree since fame director Robert Rodriguez was one of the producers.
In another interview with the lovely Joelle Carter, they discussed Justified and Walton was brought up again and here is what was said:
Adam: The show is so well acted, including Walton Goggins’ portrayal of Boyd Crowder. He’s definitely one of the most believable villains on TV. Tell me about your scenes with him. And watching the series again on TV, what did you think of Boyd?
Joelle: I think I might love Boyd’s character as much as I love AVA … maybe? He is given such complex stuff to juggle and performs it with such ease. I feel like Walton finds the deep truth in his characters and plays them full-hearted and it is wonderful to watch and a privilege to be a part of a scene with him. I am a lucky girl.
Adam: In the end of season 1, we saw the showdown between Boyd, his dad, the drug circulations, and Raylan. And you were right in the middle of it. Tell me about the awesomely chaotic season finale.
Joelle: Well, let’s see – there were 15 shootings and 13 deaths. Don’t quote me, but I know it was something crazy like that. I was very happy not to receive any bullet holes or to have any graves dug for Ava. I was thrilled to be in the mix. The scene Tim, Walton and I shot when were trapped in the cabin was pretty intense. They rigged the whole cabin with small explosives to make it look like we were being sprayed with bullets. They basically had one take to get the shot. The three of us were told to cover our heads and close our eyes. I must say, there wasn’t a whole lot of acting required. As soon as the director yelled ‘action’, the room was torn apart and I dug my head in deep and didn’t look up till I heard ‘cut’. It was pretty exciting.
Also thanks to Manya once again for bringing these Predators reviews to my attention. You can find those under the cut below.
TVGuide has posted their predicted list of whom they believe will get the nod and be put up for a Emmy. Joel McHale (Community) and Sofia Vergara (Modern Family) will be announcing the names of this year’s Emmy nominations Thursday live at 8:40 a.m. ET.
Timothy Olyphant, Walton’s co-star is also considered the “Dark Horse” in the Best Actor category as well.
Best Supporting Actor
Dark Horse: Walton Goggins, Justified: White supremacist Boyd Crowder was meant to be a fleeting character on the series, but Goggins and Timothy Olyphant’s adversarial chemistry kept him around
Here are some of the few reviews rolling in of Predators. Thanks to Manya for the heads up!
The cast in general is surprisingly solid, especially the ineffably cool Alice Braga and a memorable Walton Goggins, who earns most of the films laughs with some off-colour humour.
Source: Click Movies
Walton Goggins was a favorite of mine. He brought the laughs to the film through his deadpan comments and humour. I really enjoyed Stans.
Source: AvPGalaxy *Contains detailed spoilers, beware!
