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| Gary Lockwood in Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins Year: 1980 Rates: ***1/2 |
After playing second-fiddle in Stanley Kubrick's highly-successful (and forever legendary) 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, Gary Lockwood never had much of a followup career on the big screen...
He starred in three b-movies: the Spanish-import heist-noir THEY CAME TO ROB LAS VEGAS; the Frenchman-directed French New Wave via Los Angeles counter-culture indie MODEL SHOP; and the more mainstream counter-culture melodrama R. P. M. (REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE)...
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
But he remained busy the next twenty-years doing almost every television show imaginable, and usually as a villain... like in the HAWAII FIVE-O final season's SCHOOL FOR ASSASSINS where, as the episode begins, Lockwood's character Kelsey makes like a cinematic spy, going through a highly-secured building and then, gun drawn, pounces into Lloyd Bochner's office with gun drawn... but instead of pulling the trigger, he's told that he just passed the test...
Lockwood's mission's to kill a visiting oil sheik connected to affable billionaire Monte Markham... with most of the episode dealing with Markham's would-be romance with Pamela Susan Shoop, who could be setting him up...
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
Lockwood's character turns up now and again while Jack Lord's new sidekick William Smith does some side investigation along with Moe Keeale's native Hawaiian (and fan-favorite) Truck Kealoha...
And, overall, Gary Lockwood... who looked twenty-years instead of ten-years past his prime at this point... was still able to leap onto a rooftop (his career began with stunt-work): but he should have had a much bigger part in SCHOOL FOR ASSASSINS after initially graduating with top honors... until winding-up serving off-screen detention.
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Jack Lord on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Gary Lockwood on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Moe Keale and Jack Lord on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| William Smith on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| William Smith on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Pamela Susan Shoop on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Pamela Susan Shoop and Monte Markham on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Moe Keale and William Smith on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Pamela Susan Shoop and Monte Markham on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Jack Lord and Monte Markham on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| Jack Lord and Lynne Ellen Hollinger on Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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| From Hawaii Five-0: School for Assassins |
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Gary Lockwood and Stephen Root in Night of the Scarecrow from 1995 one of Gary's last
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