Lance Henriksen

Lance is the voice behind the PlayStation 3 internet promotional videos.

Lance's movie Pumpkinhead 3: Ashes to Ashes premiered on the Sci-fi channel in Oct. 28, 2006.

Lance's new role will be as Brainiac in the DTV animated cartoon 'Superman: Brainiac Attacks'.

Lance's new movie Abominable premieres on the Scifi channel May 20th at 9 pm.

Lance was offered the same Omega 'Sportsmaster Professional' watch for Frank Black the 2nd season of Millennium by Omega.

Lance felt Frank Black (MIllenniuM) needed a Omega 'Sportsmaster Professional' watch ($5,000). Because he had to buy it himself, he settled for a lesser version.

Lance had a $1000 tattoo painted on his back for the 1988 actioner Hit List, he had to pay for it himself.

Lance Henriksen will receive a FANGORIA/Creation Lifetime Achievement Award from the West Coast edition of FANGORIA's Weekend of Horrors in June 2006.

Lance is currently filming the sequels to Pumpkinhead (a popular sci-fi horror 80s film). He plays the ghost of Ed Harley.

Lance's middle name is James.

Lance has sculpted a series of collectable ceramic tiles inspired by his roles in the films Aliens & AVP.

Lance's first film job was as an extra - he was paid $5.00 a day.

Lance is in a short film called A Message from Fallujah (2005).

Lance is the voice of the stranger in the new thriller When a Stranger Calls.

Lance was arrested numerous times during his youth for vagrancy. A result of leaving home at twelve.

Lance's nickname is "The Man."

Lance supplied the voice of Nick Conner in the video game
Run Like Hell (2002).

Lance supplied the voice of Molov in the video game
Red Faction II (2002).

Lance supplied the voice of Abaddon in the video game The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Lance supplied the voice of Kerchak ( Tarzan's adopted gorilla father) in Disney's Tarzan.

Lance was the voice of Thomas MacGruder on the video game GUN.

Lance appeared in the Hallmark Channel film Super Nova in September of 2005.

Lance has two tattoos: one is a shark, the other of dolphins.

In 1999, Lance was nominated for the Golden Satellite Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for: The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1998).

In 1997, Lance was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Drama
for: Millennium (1996).

In 1998, Lance was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Drama
for: Millennium (1996).

In 1999, Lance was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Drama
for: Millennium (1996).

In 2003, Lance was nominated for the DVDX Award for Best Audio Commentary (New for DVD) for: Aliens (1986).

In 2003, Lance was nominated for the DVDX Award for Best Actor in a DVD Premiere Movie for: Mimic: Sentinel (2003).

In 1988, Lance was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actor for: Pumpkinhead (1989).

In 1994, Lance won the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor for: Hard Target (1993).

In 1997, Lance was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Genre TV Actor
for: Millennium (1996).

In 1999, Lance was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Genre TV Actor
for: Millennium (1996).

In 1991, Lance won the Best Actor Award for: The Pit and the Pendulum (1990) at the Fantafestival.

Lance is also known as an accomplished artist, and has his own line of pottery available.

As a young man, Lance hitchhiked across the United States.

Lance and actor Bill Paxton have both been killed in all three film franchises by the Alien, The Predator, and Terminator.

Lance dropped out of school at 12.

Lance has had at least two franchise characters written for him over the years. James Cameron originally wrote The Terminator (1984) character with him in mind, as did Victor Salva with the Creeper from the Jeepers Creepers (2001) movies.

Lance was considered for the title role in The Terminator (1984), but was ruled out when it was decided that Arnold Schwarzenegger (who was reading for the role of Kyle Reese) would be the perfect choice as the Terminator.

There was talk of having Lance reprise his role as Detective Vukovich in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003). The idea was to have his character bound in a wheelchair (after having survived the events of the original film). That idea, however, was eventually rejected.

Lance served in the Navy.

Lance left home at the age of twelve.

Lance's parents divorced when he was two.

Lance's father was a fisherman nicknamed 'Icewater.'

Lance was illiterate until the age of thirty. He learned to read by studying movie scripts.

Lance has two daughters: Sage Ariel (12 October 1999), and Alcamy (b. 1987).

Lance has been married twice. First to Mary Jane from 1985 to 1988, and currently to make-up artist Jane Pollack. They married in April, 1995.

Lance is 5' 10¼" (1.78 m) tall.

Sideshow Collectables have made a 12 inch action figure of Lance as Millennium's Frank Black.