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Randall Frakes is a film and science fiction writer primarily known for his work with long-time friends Bill Wisher and James Cameron on The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day. While Frakes was in the U.S. Army, he was stationed in Europe, where he edited the newspaper for the 16th Signal Battalion.
Randall Frakes is known for Escape from New York (1981), Aliens (1986) and Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988).
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Main Characters
1. Sarah Connor 2. Kyle Reese 3. The Terminator
Police
1. Lieutenant Edward Theodore Traxler 2. Sergeant Hal Vukovich 3. Benjamin Schantz(Derelict in Alley) 4. Sergeant Michael Nydefer(Cop in Alley) 5. Lewis, Nydefer's partner 6. Nick Delaney(Policeman 1-L-19)
People related to Sarah Connor
1. Ginger Ventura 2. Matt Buchanan 3. Pugsly 4. Pugsly Jr. 5. Stan Morsky, a man Sarah had a date planned with. 6. Charlie, Sarah Connor's boyfriend in junior high. 7. Rich Welker, a short fling of Sarah's from high school. 8. Professor Miller, who taught Sarah's Linguistics class in college. 9. Rod Smith, a guy in Sarah's psychology class. 10. Nancy Dizon 11. Chuck Breen, Sarah's manager at Big Jeff's
The book was initially released in limited numbers, in decent condition the novel currently fetches approximately $25.The first 16 pages extend the scenes involving the garbage man and the three punks.Further detail is provided on the Terminator's preparations for its mission, including visiting a hardware store and killing its owner to secure tools, additional clothing such as the glasses and l...The book states that Sarah is 19 years old, which was only mentioned elsewhere in the original script for The Terminator.The novel states that the day is March 9, 1984 (which was actually a Friday), and the time the T-800 Terminator arrived from the future was around 3:48 A.M with a mission to kill Sarah Connor. Sergeant Kyle Reese of the Resistancearrived from 2029 to protect Sarah Connor some 24 minutes later at 4:12 A.M. 1. The events of the novel otherwise closel...
The novel starts on March 9, 1984, whereas the main events of the film are set between 13th to 15th May 1984.Ginger has the job of an aerobics instructor, though there is no mention of her occupation in the film.The gunstore is called Garrett's Gun Shop in the novel but Alamo Sport Shopin the film.In the novel, while at the gunstore, the Terminator requests a SPAS-12, a Colt .45 Longslide with laser sighting and an Uzi 9mm like in the film. but instead of an ArmaLite AR-18, he asks for an Ar...The novel breaks up sections with timestamps which show the flow of the story and highlights the key actions of the protagonists. On page 42 it lists The Terminator being at is hotel room at 10:20...Detective Hal Vukovich confuses the details of the two wrong Sarah's killed by The Terminator, stating that Sarah Helene Connor was the first victim, a mother of two, and that Sarah Ann Connor was...The Terminator- Terminator Episode StudiesBook Reviews | TerminatorNovelizations x2 - YouTubeTerminator, Theat Amazon.comGoodreads: The Terminator by Randall FrakesRandall Frakes is an American author who wrote the novelizations The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Frakes is a film and science fiction writer. With James Cameron, he previously worked on the short film Xenogenesis in 1978.
Randall Frakes is a film and science fiction writer best known for James Cameron fans for his work with long-time friends, Bill Wisher, and James Cameron on The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day novelizations.
Nov 1, 1985 · 2,015 ratings59 reviews. A novel by Randall Frakes & Bill Wisher; based on a screenplay by James Cameron with Gale Anne Hurd. More deadly than any man alive. The time is now... but he comes from the Year of Darkness, 2029. He was created to reshape the future by destroying the present.
Randall Frakes is known for Escape from New York (1981), Aliens (1986) and Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988).
