Mickalean McCormick - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Boxey" to "{{TOS|Boxey}}"

2020-09-08T00:10:24Z

Text replacement - "Boxey" to "{{TOS|Boxey}}"

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	'''Mickalean McCormick''' (born in 1972) is the actor who portrayed the character of Lieutenant Troy (a.k.a. ~~[[Boxey (~~TOS)\|Boxey]]) in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.		'''Mickalean McCormick''' (born in 1972) is the actor who portrayed the character of Lieutenant Troy (a.k.a. {{TOS\|Boxey}}) in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.

	McCormick's parents are immigrants from Ireland, who raised him in [[w:Providence, Rhode Island\|Providence, Rhode Island]] in "the nicest section of the worst part of town" and sent him to a Catholic all-boys school there. He recalls first watching ''Battlestar Galactica'' in Ireland when he was 5, having the original action figures and Vipers made out of wood by his own father for said action figures.		McCormick's parents are immigrants from Ireland, who raised him in [[w:Providence, Rhode Island\|Providence, Rhode Island]] in "the nicest section of the worst part of town" and sent him to a Catholic all-boys school there. He recalls first watching ''Battlestar Galactica'' in Ireland when he was 5, having the original action figures and Vipers made out of wood by his own father for said action figures.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Apollo" to "{{TOS|Apollo}}"

2020-09-07T23:14:04Z

Text replacement - "Apollo" to "{{TOS|Apollo}}"

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	During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''{{'\|s}} producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.		During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''{{'\|s}} producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.

	McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain ~~[[Apollo (~~TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.		McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}}) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

	* [http://www.battlestargalactica.com/second/tsc_doc0006.htm Interview with Mickalean McCormick] from August 1999		* [http://www.battlestargalactica.com/second/tsc_doc0006.htm Interview with Mickalean McCormick] from August 1999

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "'s" to "{{'|s}}"

2020-09-07T22:45:16Z

Text replacement - "<nowiki>'s</nowiki>" to "{{'|s}}"

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	As an extra, he has worked with [[w:Ed Harris\|Ed Harris]] in ''[[w:The Truman Show\|The Truman Show]]'' (most of his scenes were cut), as well as worked on ''[[w:Bulworth\|Bulworth]]'', ''[[w:NYPD Blue\|NYPD Blue]]'', and other shows and movies as both an extra and a stunt man.		As an extra, he has worked with [[w:Ed Harris\|Ed Harris]] in ''[[w:The Truman Show\|The Truman Show]]'' (most of his scenes were cut), as well as worked on ''[[w:Bulworth\|Bulworth]]'', ''[[w:NYPD Blue\|NYPD Blue]]'', and other shows and movies as both an extra and a stunt man.

	During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''~~<nowiki>~~'s~~</nowiki>~~ producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.		During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''{{'\|s}} producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.

	McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.		McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Expanded.

2008-07-07T06:06:41Z

Expanded.

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	\| image = ~~Anonymous~~.~~png~~		\| image = Mickalean McCormick - Troy.jpg
	\| character=[[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]]		\| character=[[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]]
	\| series=TSC		\| series=TSC
	\| born_month=		\| born_month=
	\| born_day=		\| born_day=
	\| born_year=		\| born_year= 1972
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	'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.		'''Mickalean McCormick''' (born in 1972) is the actor who portrayed the character of Lieutenant Troy (a.k.a. [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]]) in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.

	~~{{Mstub}}~~		McCormick's parents are immigrants from Ireland, who raised him in [[w:Providence, Rhode Island\|Providence, Rhode Island]] in "the nicest section of the worst part of town" and sent him to a Catholic all-boys school there. He recalls first watching ''Battlestar Galactica'' in Ireland when he was 5, having the original action figures and Vipers made out of wood by his own father for said action figures.

			Originally wanting to be a police officer like his father, he started studying Criminal Justice at Northwestern, later transferring to the [[w:University of Rhode Island\|University of Rhode Island]] (URI) due to financial concerns, and only then after taking a few classes, one of them being on acting. Switching majors often, he settled for acting after he found that he excelled at acting courses, and worked on a URI television show called ''Low Budget Zone''. After receiving a BFA in acting in 1996, he moved to [[w:Los Angeles, California\|Los Angeles, California]] and, with the help of his brother, a stand-up comedian in [[w:Boston, Massachusetts\|Boston, Massachusetts]] who had connections with other comedians in Los Angeles, he managed to break into the business by becoming an extra.

			As an extra, he has worked with [[w:Ed Harris\|Ed Harris]] in ''[[w:The Truman Show\|The Truman Show]]'' (most of his scenes were cut), as well as worked on ''[[w:Bulworth\|Bulworth]]'', ''[[w:NYPD Blue\|NYPD Blue]]'', and other shows and movies as both an extra and a stunt man.

			During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.

			McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.

			== External links ==

			* [http://www.battlestargalactica.com/second/tsc_doc0006.htm Interview with Mickalean McCormick] from August 1999

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: updated

2008-07-07T03:51:12Z

updated

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	'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.		'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.

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Shane at 09:53, 20 April 2007

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Shane at 04:01, 19 April 2007

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Mercifull at 12:30, 30 November 2006

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	'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.		'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.

Shane at 15:45, 12 September 2006

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Mercifull: Mstub

2006-04-23T16:19:33Z

Mstub

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	'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.		'''Mickalean McCormick''' portrayed the character of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] in ''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]]''.

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	As an extra, he has worked with [[w:Ed Harris\|Ed Harris]] in ''[[w:The Truman Show\|The Truman Show]]'' (most of his scenes were cut), as well as worked on ''[[w:Bulworth\|Bulworth]]'', ''[[w:NYPD Blue\|NYPD Blue]]'', and other shows and movies as both an extra and a stunt man.		As an extra, he has worked with [[w:Ed Harris\|Ed Harris]] in ''[[w:The Truman Show\|The Truman Show]]'' (most of his scenes were cut), as well as worked on ''[[w:Bulworth\|Bulworth]]'', ''[[w:NYPD Blue\|NYPD Blue]]'', and other shows and movies as both an extra and a stunt man.

	During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''~~<nowiki>~~'s~~</nowiki>~~ producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.		During production on ''The Truman Show'', [[w:Dennis Hopper\|Dennis Hopper]] (who was originally cast to play ''The Truman Show''{{'\|s}} producer and director, Kristoff) ran over McCormick's foot while driving off the lot. Hopper later apologized, explaining that he had problems learning his lines, and that it was making him crazy. As a result, Hopper was released from his contract, and Ed Harris assumed the role. Other than this incident, he notes that everyone else on the cast was nice.

	McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.		McCormick's involvement with ''The Second Coming'' began when he met [[Richard Hatch]] (Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) at a Kinkos in [[w:Hollywood, California\|Hollywood, California]], when McCormick was copying his headshot and resumes. McCormick struck up a conversation with Hatch, who revealed his intentions to produce the proof-of-concept trailer. Believing that McCormick was the right choice for a grown-up Boxey, he asked for McCormick's headshot and resume; six months later, McCormick nailed the audition for Boxey/Troy and began working on the trailer. McCormick is ultimately responsible for bringing [[Ali Willingham]], who played Starbuck's daughter, in the trailer.