History Creator / RebBrown

[[caption-width-right:280: The man. The Myth. The [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S08E20SpaceMutiny Blast Hardcheese.]]]]

* JustForPun: When he's asked to sign autographs, especially for merchandise related to ''Yor'', he signs them, "Yors truly."

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* ''Film/{{Cage}}''
* ''Cage II: The Arena of Death''

->''"'''HYUUURRGHRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!'''"''

* ''Cage II: The Arena Of Death''

* ''Film/CaptainAmericaIIDeathTooSoon''

* ''Series/MiamiVice'' (in the episode "Viking Bikers From Hell")

-->"These Russian dentists... they do good work."
* EuphemisticNames: In the ''Firing Line'', Reb Brown plays a character called Major Hardin. Unfortunately the first character to refer to him as this during his interrogation scene has a heavy accent, and so it sounds like the character's name is "Major Hard On."

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[[caption-width-right:309:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xhfCGcAYw We put our faith in Blast Hardcheese!]]]]

* ''{{Series/Emergency}}'' (n a fourth season episode, as a fraternity pledge that nearly chokes to death in a prank, and has to be saved by Johnny Gage and Roy [=DeSoto=])

He seems to have only two settings as an actor. On one hand, you have the emotionally sappy everyman Reb Brown who just wants a normal life (as caretaker of his mentally handicapped friend in ''Cage'', a soldier telling a little Vietnamese boy about Disneyland in ''Strike Commando'', or a wandering artist who just wants to see America in ''Film/CaptainAmerica1979''). Then you have the insane berserker Reb Brown who breaks loose, screams like a madman and BLOWS SHIT UP! Its not uncommon to see both performances in the exact same movie.

* EuphemisticNames: In the Firing Line, Reb Brown plays a character called Major Hardin. Unfortunately the first character to refer to him as this during his interrogation scene has a heavy accent, and so it sounds like the character's name is "Major Hard On."

* UnfortunateNames: In the Firing Line, Reb Brown plays a character called Major Hardin. Unfortunately the first character to refer to him as this during his interrogation scene has a heavy accent, and so it sounds like the character's name is "Major Hard On."

* UnfortunateNames: Reb Brown plays a character called Major Hardin. Unfortunately the first character to call him this during his interrogation scene has a heavy accent, and so it sounds like the character's name is "Major Hard On."

A popular subject on ''WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment''. Though he loves poking fun at the films, Noah "Spoony" Antwiler has said that he really does love Reb as an actor and thinks he could have been one of the big action stars if only he'd had better roles. [[ApprovalOfGod RebBrown himself]] [[https://youtu.be/JGk4NwjYPv0 has stated that he loves Spoony's Rebruary videos.]]

A popular subject on ''WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment''. Though he loves poking fun at the films, Noah "Spoony" Antwiler has said that he really does love Reb as an actor and thinks he could have been one of the big action stars if only he'd had better roles.

* ''MercenaryFighters''

Robert "Reb" Brown (born April 29, 1948) is a former American football player who later went on to become an actor known for his roles in various low budget action movies. He is most famous for his role as David Ryder in ''Film/SpaceMutiny'' which was featured on ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.

He seems to have only two settings as an actor. On one hand, you have the emotionally sappy everyman Reb Brown who just wants a normal life (as caretaker of his mentally handicapped friend in ''Cage'', a soldier telling a little Vietnamese boy about Disneyland in ''Strike Commando'', or a wandering artist who just wants to see America in ''Film/CaptainAmerica1979''). Then you have the insane berzerker Reb Brown who breaks loose, screams like a madman and BLOWS SHIT UP! Its not uncommon to see both performances in the exact same movie.

* ''Captain America II: Death Too Soon''

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He seems to have only two settings as an actor. On one hand, you have the emotionally sappy everyman Reb Brown who just wants a normal life (as caretaker of his mentally handicapped friend in ''Cage'', a soldier telling a little Vietnamese boy about Disneyland in ''Strike Commando'', or a wandering artist who just wants to see America in ''Film/CaptainAmerica1979''). Then you have the Reb Brown who breaks loose and BLOWS SHIT UP! Its not uncommon to see both performances in the exact same movie.

* ''Last Flight To Hell''

* ''Cage''

* ''Death of a Soldier''

* ''Mercenary Fighters''
* ''Night Claws'' (his most recent film)
* ''Robowar''

!!Movies starring Reb Brown

* ''Film/YorTheHunterFromTheFuture''
* Made for TV Movie: ''Film/CaptainAmerica1979'' and its sequel, ''Captain America II: Death Too Soon''
* ''Film/SpaceMutiny''
* ''Robowar''
* ''Film/StrikeCommando''
* ''Film/UncommonValor''
* ''Mercenary Fighters''

* ''Death of a Soldier''

If you're watching carefully, he appears as a fraternity pledge that nearly chokes to death in a prank, and has to be saved by Johnny Gage and Roy [=DeSoto=] in a fourth season episode of ''{{Franchise/Emergency}}''.

* SayMyName: Does this a lot.

** From ''Strike Commando'': "JAKODAAAAAAAA!"