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Besides Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames is the only actor to appear in all three Mission: Impossible films. In the first two, Rhames was happy to sit in the van monitoring Ethan Hunt’s dangerous stunts. Now that he’s had a taste of a bigger role in Mission: Impossible III, he won’t go back to the sidelines.
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Bald-headed, distinctive baritone African American actor Ving Rhames is widely remembered for playing drug lord Marcellus Ward in Pulp Fiction (1994) and ace computer hacker Luther Stickell in the Mission: Impossible films (1996, 2000). The actor, who won a Golden Globe for portraying the title role in Don King: Only in America (1997, TV), had appeared in such films as Bringing Out the Dead (1999, with Nicolas Cage), Lilo & Stitch (2002, voice) and Dawn of the Dead (2004).
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Ving Rhames is widely believed to have the biggest penis in the world. Also, he is the toughest guy in the world. Weighing in at 200lbs with 300lbs of muscle per square inch, Rhames holds the power to eliminate an entire race with only his right hand. In the spring of 2002 the world’s top scientists obtained a small sample of Ving’s DNA in order to examine its structure and hopefully find out the sequence that makes him invincible to mortal men. Upon examination under a high-powered electron microscope, Ving’s DNA restructured itself into the form of a gun and killed all of the scientists. After the bloodbath, the sample made its way to Canada where it began masquerading as prime minister Paul Martin as step 1 of its world domination plan.
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Actor Ving Rhames had a caretaker that came to his house while he was away and was apparently attacked by his Mastiffs and English Bulldog. LAPD received a call this morning around 7:15 saying that a deceased black man was found on Ving’s front lawn.
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Synopsis: This biographical drama about boxing impresario Don King (Ving Rhames) pulls no punches as it uses flashback sequences to trace King's rise from 1954 Cleveland to the present day. Adapted from Jack Newfield's book on King, this film first aired November 15, 1997 on HBO. ~ Bhob Stewart, All MovieRead More
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Ving Rhames has joined the cast of Football Wives, based on the BBC show Footballer's Wives, for ABC. The show revolves around a group of women who marry football superstars, and the lives that they lead as a result. On the BBC, the original show was a pretty racy soap, filled with sexy women, affairs, and illict joys all around.
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