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'''''"Caged Heat"''''' was a rejected television pilot that starred [[Trevor Slattery]] years before he was approached by [[Aldrich Killian]] for his "role" as the [[Mandarin]]. Besides Slattery the show also starred [[Rick Hawkins]] and [[Priscilla Everhart]]. |
'''''"Caged Heat"''''' was a rejected television pilot that starred [[Trevor Slattery]] years before he was approached by [[Aldrich Killian]] for his "role" as the [[Mandarin]]. Besides Slattery the show also starred [[Rick Hawkins]] and [[Priscilla Everhart]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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+ | In the mid-1980s, the showrunners of ''"Caged Heat"'' cast [[Trevor Slattery]], [[Rick Hawkins]] and [[Priscilla Everhart]] as the stars, in an attempt to create a new television series. They had their hopes placed on the {{WPS|CBS}} being the one to air the show, but after the pilot for ''"Caged Heat"'' was sent to the network, the news was received that the show was rejected. In addition to the pilot, a trailer was made. The music for "Caged Heat" was provided by {{WPS|Mike Post}}.<ref>''[[Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King]]''</ref> |
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| − | Many years later, the star of the show, [[Trevor Slattery]], who had plastic surgery so that people would not correlate him with the televised messages he gave for [[A.I.M.]], discussed "Caged Heat" during an interview by [[Jackson Norriss]] about his past.<ref>''[[Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King]]''</ref> |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 17:24, 3 April 2019
- "I wish I have copy."
- ―Trevor Slattery[src]
"Caged Heat" was a rejected television pilot that starred Trevor Slattery years before he was approached by Aldrich Killian for his "role" as the Mandarin. Besides Slattery the show also starred Rick Hawkins and Priscilla Everhart.
History
In the mid-1980s, the showrunners of "Caged Heat" cast Trevor Slattery, Rick Hawkins and Priscilla Everhart as the stars, in an attempt to create a new television series. They had their hopes placed on the CBS being the one to air the show, but after the pilot for "Caged Heat" was sent to the network, the news was received that the show was rejected. In addition to the pilot, a trailer was made. The music for "Caged Heat" was provided by Mike Post.[1]
Gallery
Behind the Scenes
- The name Caged Heat was the working title of Iron Man 3.