The Warriors Movie Site Forum

First of all let me just say this site looks pretty cool 

I don't know if anyone else has noticed but fox DOSEN'T appear in the credits at the end of the film  it names all of the warriors, then luther then 'candy shop girl' ?! who was only in the film for about 30 seconds 

Just wanted to see if anyone else had noticed

yes and he also attended the 2006 summer screening of the warriors at Coney Island.  he admits  that he was young and inexperienced at the time, and was arogant, so he didn't really know what was actually good for him.  So basically he regrets quiting.  But hey at least now he appreciates the phenomenon.

Oh ok, thank you for that i knew that Fox was supposed to get together with Mercy because i watched the extra scences from the special edition but i didn't know he actually quit

you do no why he died right he lef tduring the movie the guy who got hit by the train was his stunt double; and he was also supposed to fall in love with mercy.

Thats not right, even with the drama that Tom had with Walter Hill, he was still in the movie.

amazing wot directors do to show hate:P

Fox was a cool character it was ashame that his character had to end as well as the dissagreements that occured during the making of the movie. I can imagine him really taking down some gang members against the Punks. He did a great job on doing the voice on the game though.

Ummmmmm, if you can notice thee guy who gets "hit" by the train is a LOT whiter then the original guy who played fox. this is my first post  :badgrin: :badgrin:

No i never noticed that i never bothered looking in the credits but that is interesting i will check the next time i watch the warriors.

I finally found out about Fox. I thought I was just imagining things that he wasn't in the credits. I even searched for the Actors name all the way down. Even if he quit, he still should have been in the credits.....

marktedrow wrote:Even if he quit, he still should have been in the credits.....

That's correct. After that fight he had with Walter doesn't means that they couldn't put him in the credits.

According to SAG rules, as long as you have at least one spoken line, no one but the actor themselves can have their credit removed, so this was Waite's decision