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name | Dean Redman |
occupation | Voice actor/stuntman/actor |
url | }} |
It's revealed in his interview, shown in the Behind the Scenes production clip of the Black Lagoon Volume 1 Limited Edition Extras Disc, he was an ex-commercial pilot who left his job after feeling that he didn't want to do it anymore and decided to move to another industry.
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name | Matt Redman |
background | solo_singer |
birth name | Matt Redman |
born | Watford, 1974 (age 37) |
origin | Chorleywood, England |
instruments | vocals, piano, guitar |
genre | WorshipContemporary Christian |
years active | 1993–present |
label | Survivor Records sixstepsrecords |
website | http://www.mattredman.com/ |
notable instruments | }} |
Matt Redman (born 14 February 1974) is an English Christian worship leader, songwriter and author based in Brighton. He was one of the main worship leaders associated with the Soul Survivor youth organisation.
He has worked with Newfrontiers, Passion Conferences, Hillsong London, is an artist for Survivor Records (sixstepsrecords in the US) and is a member of Compassionart a charity founded by Martin Smith.
He appeared with Hillsong London for a song on their 2005 album Jesus Is; he co-wrote and sang the song "Greatest Gift".
Many Contemporary Christian music (CCM) artists such as Matt Maher, Michael W. Smith, Rebecca St. James, David Crowder Band, and Tree63 have covered a number of Redman's songs. Some of his most popular songs include "Heart Of Worship", "Let Everything That Has Breath", "Once Again", "Undignified", "Better Is One Day", and the 2005 Dove Award-winning "Blessed Be Your Name" (Worship Song of the Year). He regularly works alongside other Christian artists such as Phatfish and Chris Tomlin.
Redman started leading worship at St Andrews, Chorleywood, moving to help start up Soul Survivor alongside Mike Pilavachi and was the worship leader for the Soul Survivor Church in Watford. According to founder Mike Pilavachi, the Soul Survivor festivals (which began in 1993) grew out of worship sessions with him and the then 15-year-old Redman. Redman lead worship at the early Soul Survivor festivals, returning to lead worship again in 2011.
In 2002, after a sabbatical in America recording ''Where Angels Fear To Tread'', Redman moved to Brighton to work with Terry Virgo at the Newfrontiers church, CCK. He has been involved in their 'Newday' and 'Together on a Mission' conferences.
In 2004 Redman joined a new church plant, The Point, also in West Sussex, led by Will Kemp.
In 2008 Matt and Beth Redman along with their daughter Maisey and three sons, Noah, Rocco and Jackson moved to Atlanta, Georgia, to plant a church with Louie Giglio and Chris Tomlin. Their fifth child, Levi, was born on 18 January 2010. In August 2010 Redman and his family returned to the UK. They have now joined a church down in Brighton called "St.Peters"
On February 18 and 19, 2011, Redman joined Chris Tomlin, Louie Giglio, and Nathan and Christy Nockels at LIFT - A Worship Leader Collective. His new live album, ''10,000 Reasons'', was recorded during this event.
He has authored and edited multiple books on Christian worship, including ''The Unquenchable Worshipper'' and the book ''Facedown'' which accompanied the album of the same name. His latest book ''Mirror Ball'' relays his thoughts and experiences of 'living boldly and shining brightly for the glory of God'.
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Name | Marty Scurll |
Names | Marty Scurll |
Height | |
Weight | |
Birth date | July 26, 1988 |
Birth place | Ely, Cambridgeshire |
Resides | Ely, Cambridgeshire |
Trainer | Tony Scarlo |
Number | }} |
Marty Scurll (born July 26, 1988) is an English professional wrestler from Ely, Cambridgeshire. He regularly wrestles for the Frontier Wrestling Alliance, International Pro Wrestling: United Kingdom, All Star Wrestling, Premier Promotions, Live Wrestling Entertainment and many more. Alongside Zack Sabre, Jr. he is a member of popular tag team the Leaders of the New School.
Marty made his debut for Dropkixx at the Fondu Club in Purfleet, defeating Jimmy Starr 2 falls to 1. Marty took part in Dropkixx Shoot fighting tournament. The two categories were middleweight and heavyweight, Marty would win the middleweight tournament, becoming Dropkixx's first middleweight champion. The heavyweight tournament was won by current WWE star Wade Barrett. He competed regularly for Summit Promotions, and at the end of the year formed a tag team with Paul Robinson as 'The Party Boys' or 'The Midnight Ravers' as they were sometimes billed.
Scurll debuted for Premier Promotions. Premier would be the place where Marty would meet Phil Powers, a man Marty found himself wrestling many times in the summer season on the holiday camps circuit. On July 16 Marty wrestled his idol Steve Grey losing 2 Falls to 1 for Summit Promotions in Rayleigh, Essex.
Scurll was one of the 8 men entered into the British Wrestling United's National Under 23's Championship tournament. He fought Stiro in the first round which went to a No Contest. Scurll would later get his shot at the eventual winner Sam Slam in 2007, but would be short in defeat. The rest of the year Scurll debuted for the likes IPW:UK, and RQW, wrestling Jonny Storm, Taiji Ishimori, Bubblegum and many others.
On June 5, 2007, Marty made his debut for All Star Wrestling, by defeating Jimmy Starr at Gravesend. Marty competed regularly for All Star, including main eventing Fairfield Halls, Croydon against Pro Wrestling NOAH's Shuhei Taniguchi and Tsutomu Hirayanagi. In IPW:UK, Marty would reform his tag team with Paul Robinson, but under the name 'The Leaders of the New School'. Since, they have feuded with BritRage (Mark Sloan and Wade Flitzgerald) and the Kartel. Other wrestlers Scurll has found himself up against have been Johnny Kidd, Robbie Dynamite, Martin Stone, Nick Aldis, Andy Simmonz and Swiss Money Holding. Marty Scurll wrestled and lost to Doug Williams in IPW:UK's British National Championship Tournament.
In 2009 Scurll and Sabre Jr focused their attention on the IPW:UK tag team division, and picked up a memorable win against tag team champions The Thrillers during the company's February tour. A highly anticipated rematch finally took place between the teams at the 2009 "Sittingbourne Spectacular" after the Leaders' scheduled opponents had to pull out through injury. This time the championships were on the line, and the Leaders won again to claim their first championship gold in IPW:UK. The match was considered a Match of the Year candidate, and the feud between the Leaders and the Thrillers became the dominant storyline in IPW:UK through the summer, culminating in the Leaders winning a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match against their rivals in September. The Leaders have enjoyed an unbroken reign as champions since that time.
Scurll and Sabre Jr competed in the first match of the newly re-launched Frontier Wrestling Alliance in August 2009, beating Northern Xposure (NX) at "New Frontiers". The feud between these two teams would continue for the next several months, with NX eventually sealing a 2-1 victory in a best of three series after defeating Sabre Jr and Scurll at "British Uproar" in February 2010. Since then the Leaders of the New School have entered into the promotion's tag team championship tournament, qualifying for the semi finals after defeating Project Ego at "The Art of War".
On the 22nd of September, Scurll was featured in the English based news television programme 'Look East' for a story about local inspiration, highlighting his wrestling.
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{{infobox wrestler|name | Dean Allmark |
Names | Dean AllmarkToo Extreme DeanXtreme DeanDean 2 XtremeDeano |
Height | 5 ft 9 in ( 175 cm) |
Weight | 180 lb (89 cm) |
Birth date | 26 December 1985 |
Birth place | Potteries, Midlands |
Resides | Spital Wirral Merseyside |
Trainer | GBH Wrestling SchoolKeith MyattChris Curtis |
Debut | January 2000 |
Dean Allmark (born 26 December 1985), is an English professional wrestler. He is best known for his time in All-Star Promotions and his appearance in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. Allmark, who often goes by the nicknames "Xtreme", or "2-Xtreme", is one half of the UK Dream Team with Kid Cool.
During Allmarks time in GBH he would capture The British tag team titles twice once with fellow trainie Timm Wiley and once with Robbie Dynamite. After this Allmark would head to Brian Dixon's All Star Wrestling.
In 2001 Allmark would become part of All Star's roster, and found new tag team partners in the likes of Robbie Dynamite and Kid Cool. Teaming with Kid Cool would become a lasting partnership as the pair would become known as the UK Dream Team. Robbie Dynamite's partnership with Allmark would be less successful with both men beginning a long standing personal feud with each other.
On 7 April 2004 Allmark would make his biggest appearance outside the UK when he was chosen to be apart of Team Britain, during Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's America's X-Cup. During the PPV from Nashville, Tennessee, Allmark failed to win his singles match against Team Mexico's Mr. Águila but would pick up a win in a tag match against Heavy Metal & Abismo Negro when Allmark's tag partner James Mason made one of the opponents submit. Team Mexico would eventually win America's X-Cup.
Back in England on 7 June 2005, the UK Dream Team defeated "The Chippendales" Mikey Whiplash (Michael Gilbert) & Johnny Midnight to be recognized by All Star Promotions as the British Tag Team Champions.
Allmark would go on to renewed his feud with Robbie Dynamite later and after months of rapidly intensifying rivalry, things came to a head when Allmark would defeat Dynamite in January 2006 for his All Star British Mid-Heavyweight Title. Making Allmark a double champion in the promotion. Robbie Dynamite would fight back though (with the aid of "Chippendale" Mikey Whiplash) and defeat the UK Dream Team on 25 February 2006 in Staffordshire to win the British Tag Team titles, Allmark ended up in hospital after the match with a head gash that needed nine stitches. Allmark would go on to comment the situation between the him and Dynamite on All Star's website writing;
Allmark tried to return to action in March only for the wound to re-open. He had to go back to hospital for more treatment. It was later announced that Dynamite and Allmark would face in a no holds barred match on March 18 at the Victoria Hall, Hanley. However, this match would never take place as only hours before the event Allmark received news that his 18 month old son had been taken ill. The two rivals would repeatedly meet in matches throughout the rest of 2006; many of which were for Allmark's Mid-Heavyweight title. Robbie Dynamite would finally defeate Allmark for the title in 2007.
In 2006 Allmark became the head trainer at the All Star Wrestling school
On September 11, 2010 Allmark wrestled for Dragon Gate Pro Wrestling in St.Ives (DG:UK "Invasion 2") There he defeated fellow British wrestler Stixx with a Spanish Fly (Shiranui Kai)
On July 10th Allmark wrestled for IPW:UK's Summer Sizzler which was Held in Sittingbourne to compete in the quarter final Of the IPW:UK Cruserweight Championship Tournament He then went on and defeated Max Angleus With a Single man Spanish Fly but mainly known as a (Shiranui Kai). Allmark is now in the semi finals of the tournament which should be held at the next IPW:UK show.
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Name | Method Man |
Background | solo_singer |
Birth name | Clifford Smith |
Alias | Meth, Tical, Johnny Blaze, Methtical, Shakwon, Iron Lung, Hot Nikkels, MZA |
Born | April 01, 1971 |
Origin | Staten Island, New York City, United States |
Genre | Hip hop |
Occupation | Rapper, actor |
Years active | 1990–present (rapping)1995–present (acting) |
Label | Def Jam |
Associated acts | Wu-Tang Clan, Redman, Erick Sermon, LL Cool J |
Website | }} |
Clifford Smith (born April 1, 1971 in Hempstead, New York), better known by his stage name Method Man is an American hip hop artist, record producer, actor and member of the hip hop collective Wu-Tang Clan. He took his stage name from the 1979 film ''The Fearless Young Boxer'', also known as ''Method Man''. He is one half of the rap duo Method Man & Redman. He won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" with Mary J. Blige. In 2007, the writers of About.com placed him on their list of the Top 50 MCs of Our Time (1987-2007).
Method Man appeared in the motion pictures ''Belly'', ''How High'', ''Garden State'' as well as a minor role in ''The Wackness''. On television, he and hip-hop collaborator Redman co-starred on the short-lived Fox sitcom ''Method & Red'', and he had a recurring role on HBO's ''Oz'' as Tug Daniels and as Calvin "Cheese" Wagstaff on the acclaimed HBO drama series ''The Wire''.
His second solo album was ''Tical 2000: Judgement Day'', released in 1998, which was heavily influenced by the apocalypse theories surrounding the forthcoming end of the millennium, and which featured myriad guest appearances from his fellow Wu-Tang MCs. The album was certified double platinum. Other guest appearances include Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, D'Angelo, Chris Rock, Mobb Deep, Redman, and brief cameos from Russell Simmons, Bishop Don "Magic" Juan, Janet Jackson, and Donald Trump. The album sold better than his first fueled by the party track "Judgment Day" and the D'Angelo collaboration "Break Ups 2 Make Ups", earning Platinum and Gold certifications in the U.S. and Canada respectively. Reviews for the album were mixed and its long runtime and abundance of intermittent comedy skits were widely criticized. Producers on this album included True Master, 4th Disciple and the RZA.
Their success would lead the duo on to star in movies and TV shows, become product spokespersons and household names, but also associated them with marijuana use in the media. The most immediate results of their success was their co-starring roles in the major motion picture film ''How High'', their endorsement deal for ''Right Guard'', Redman's starring role in ''Seed of Chucky'' and a short-lived sitcom on Fox Television entitled ''Method & Red''.
In 2004, Meth released his third solo album ''Tical 0: The Prequel'', which featured the hit party single "What's Happenin'" with Busta Rhymes. Hip hop critics voiced their displeasure with the album, many agreeing that ''Tical 0'' felt like generic party rap and featured too many mainstream guests, detracting from his own performances. Regardless, this album sold reasonably well and was certified gold record by the RIAA relatively quickly, but would not see the platinum success of his previous solo releases. There was trouble even before the album's release when Method apparently complained to the press about excessive interference from Def Jam over the album's beats (Meth supposedly desired more input from Wu-Tang leader RZA). On its release, many fans and critics were taken aback by its strong "mainstream" or "commercial" sound, highlighted by the guest appearances of pop-rap stars like Missy Elliott and P. Diddy, two artists that are involved with much different facets of rap music.
P. Diddy was one of the executive producers for the album, although Meth later voiced his displeasure with the final product. "On the third LP, it was suggested (by Def Jam) to bring in Harve Pierre and P. Diddy. Who am I to argue? Puff knows how to sell some records. But that wasn't the direction to go in, and I know that."
In early May 2007, Method Man's camp leaked the street single "New York New York" which became a popular track on the internet.
In an April 10, 2007 Onion AV Club interview, Redman hinted that there would be a second collaborative album with Method Man, with work beginning in midsummer or early September.
In early 2008, a remake of the Smoothe da Hustler and Trigger tha Gambler classic ''Broken Language'' was released to the internet by the duo entitled ''Broken Language 2008'', fueling rumors of a ''Blackout!'' sequel coming soon. This rumor was further fueled by the duo while performing in Gainesville, Florida at the University of Florida. A ''Blackout! 2'' LP was scheduled for a December 9, 2008 release but was recently pushed back to the first quarter of 2009, with a new release date on May 19. Bun B has confirmed that he will guest star on ''Blackout! 2'' – in April 2009, a single has been released named ''City Lights'', produced by Nasty Kutt Also producers such as Erick Sermon, Rockwilder and Pete Rock have announced their presence on the album.
The duo has finished their ''Still High'' tour with Termanalogy, the Alchemist, and Evidence of Dilated Peoples.
In a recent interview with The Come Up Show following a recent performance in Canada in April 2011, Method Man replied with this regarding his current 'weed-loving' image:"When you get older and you've got kids and your kids are going to school and you know [their] teachers...and they see how active you are and concerned [you are] with your kids' education or well being, it's hard to sit there and be taken seriously if people are always talking about he's always high...which is totally not the case," he said. "When I first came out, I was young, we were doing our thing, we smoked a lot...and we didn't care if the world knew. Now, I have to use more discretion because of my kids. This is not for me; everything I do is for them now, so I use a bit more discretion and I don't put weed as a forefront any more."
Method Man portrays Drops on ''CSI'', a wealthy Las Vegas party promoter who clashes with the CSI team, specifically investigator Nick Stokes, in their investigations involving his clubs or entourage. His first appearance on CSI as ''Drops'' was in the 2006 episode "Poppin' Tags". He resumed the role in the 2007 episode "Big Shots" and again in the 2008 episode "Drops Out".
His first prominent role came in 1998 with the film ''Belly'' along with fellow rappers Nas and DMX. He has since added many credits to his name, including roles in the films ''Garden State'', ''One Eight Seven'', and many others, with starring roles in the feature films such as ''How High'' and ''Soul Plane''. On March 27, 2007 Redman confirmed on BET's show ''Rap City'' that the sequel to ''How High'' was being written. The script for ''How High 2'' is being written by Dustin Lee Abraham of ''CSI'', who also wrote the first movie. In 2005 Method Man also had a cameo in the horror movie ''Venom'', where he played a deputy who shortly into the movie is killed. He appears in the 2008 movies ''The Wackness'' and also, ''Meet the Spartans''.
Method Man stars in the episode "Snitch" of ''Law & Order SVU'' as the main antagonist. The episode was first broadcast December 4, 2007.
Method Man has made an appearance in the ''Def Jam'' series of video games. In ''Fight for NY'' he voiced Blaze, one of the main characters. In ''Icon'', he voiced Gooch, a major character in the storyline. In Underground, He voiced Meth, one of the major characters. He made a guest appearance in the music video for the 2003 "If I Ain't Got You" by Alicia Keys, where he played the role of her boyfriend. He also appeared in Beanie Sigel's music video "Feel It in the Air", where Method Man played an undercover cop leading an operation against Sigel.
Method Man has fallen back from pursuing more acting roles after the situation with his sitcom on Fox left a bad taste in his mouth, and now mostly just acts if the project is being handled by a friend of his, as was the case with ''CSI'' and ''The Wire''. He also played an arsonist and a wealthy executive as well as main antagonist in an episode of the fox TV show The Good Guys.
Method Man appears as a hip hop business mogul in an episode of ''Burn Notice''.
Method man had a cameo appearance in the 1997 film ''Cop Land'' as a physically violent fleeing criminal that throws Peter Berg's character off of a New York rooftop. Method Man has also appeared in the TV drama ''Wonderland'', as a patient in a mental hospital.
In 2006, Method Man appeared on the MTV reality game show ''Yo Momma'' in the first episode of Season 1.
Method Man is the first of the Wu-Tang Clan to produce a series of eponymous graphic novels for Hachette Book Group USA's imprint Grand Central Publishing (to be followed by GZA and Ghostface Killah).
On October 5, 2009, Method Man was arrested at his home in Staten Island for income tax violations. He was accused of failing to file income tax returns for the state of New York between 2004 and 2007 and owes nearly $33,000 in taxes. On June 28, 2010, Method Man plead guilty to tax evasion and was sentenced to a conditional discharge and paid a $106,000.00 fine.
Aside from the financial issues, Method Man was unhappy with the decision to bring Wu-Tang into the fashion world for a brief period of time with Wu-Wear, despite the brand being a major money-maker for the group. "When Wu-Wear started making shoes and sneakers and pants, it was shoddy material. I never rocked that shit."
Williams also reported rumors that Method Man had even been having an affair with his wife's doctor. Method Man first heard of this while in recording sessions in Los Angeles.
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Previously, Diddy had been one of the executive producers for Method Man's 2004 album ''Tical 0: The Prequel'', to which Meth later voiced his displeasure on the final product.
; Studio albums
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Year | ! Film | ! Role |
1996 | ''The Great White Hype'' | As himself |
1997 | ''Cop Land'' | |
1997 | ''One Eight Seven'' | |
1998 | Belly (film)>Belly'' | |
rowspan="2" | 1999 | Black and White (1999 film)>Black and White'' |
''Big Daddy (film) | Big Daddy'' | Man #7 |
2000 | Backstage (2000 film)>Backstage'' | |
2001 | ''How High'' | |
2002 | Brown Sugar (2002 film)>Brown Sugar'' | |
2003 | ''Volcano High'' | |
rowspan="4" | 2004 | ''My Baby's Daddy'' |
''Garden State (film) | Garden State'' | Diego |
''Soul Plane'' | Muggsy | |
''Scary Movie 3'' | Gangsta 4 | |
2005 | Venom (2005 film)>Venom'' | |
2006 | ''Hood of Horror'' | |
rowspan="2" | 2008 | ''Meet the Spartans'' |
''The Wackness'' | Percy | |
rowspan="5" | 2010 | Sinners & Saints (film)>Sinners & Saints'' |
''Red Tails'' | Sticks | |
''The Mortician 3-D'' | Mortician | |
''The Good Guys'' | Kenny Griffin (Season 1 Episode 14 – Old Dogs) | |
''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' | Drops (Season 11 Episode 2 – Pool Shark) | |
rowspan="1" | 2012 | ''How High 2' |
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