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Antoine Bonsorte

Antoine Bonsorte is a designer and a photographer. He worked as computer designer in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Computer designer ()
== Filmography ==
Film, Television and Video	Film, Television and Video 	Film, Television and Video 	Film, Television and Video	Film, Television and Video
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
1994 	 	computer designer 	 	Film
1993 	Red Shoe Diaries 3: Another Woman's Lipstick	art director: segment "Jake's Story"	 	Video
1993 	Return of the Living Dead III 	carpenter 	 	Film
1992 	Red Shoe Diaries 	art director (4 episodes) 	 	TV Series
1991 	Suburban Commando 	art director 	 	Film
1990 	Brain Dead 	carpenter 	 	Film
== Notes ==
* is the last Bonsorte's implication in the entertainment industry.
== External links ==
* 
Category:Visual effects
Anubis (Horus guard)

Anubis was a Horus guard who plegded allegiance to Ra. He has been killed by Colonel Jack O'Neill on Abydos in 1995.
== Biography ==
Anubis was an Horus guard who pledged allegiance to the Goa'uld Supreme System Lord Ra. Among humans, he impersonated Egyptian god thanks to his helmet with a jackal shape. For close combat, he has a golden claw on his hand ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
When a pyramid-shape spacecraft lands over the Abydos pyramid, many Horus guards chase Ferretti, Reilly, Porro and Freeman inside the pyramid's corridors. Among them, Anubis who knocks down Porro and drags him away. Before falling unconscious, Ferretti just notices the helmet with a jackal head.
Later, as Colonel Jack O'Neill looks for the nuclear warhead he brought from Earth and finds it missing, he and Daniel Jackson face Anubis. As Jackson points Anubis, O'Neill asks Jackson to lower his weapon. Anubis brings them to the throne room using transportation rings. There, him and Horus force them to knee before the throne with their staff weapons. Ra, on the throne, speaks to Anubis and the latter pushes a button on his helmet which retracts and reveals a human face. During a firefight where Jackson dies, Anubis knocks O'Neill out, and continues to beat him with his staff weapon. Ra orders him to stop. Anubis throws O'Neill inside a flooded jail. Closing the grid, Anubis smirks.
The next day, Daniel Jackson, who has been resurrected by a sarcophagus, is forced by Anubis to execute O'Neill, Kawalsky, Ferretti and Freeman with a staff weapon. During another firefight initiated by the Abydos kids, Anubis order his guards to shoot, killing Freeman in the process. Later Ra interrogates Anubis and Horus about the prisoners. Worriedly, they watch Ra telekineticly throwing a Horus guard against a wall and ribboning him to death with a hand device.
The next day, as a caravan is approaching the pyramid, Ra order Anubis to send the naquadah-enhanced bomb through the Stargate. Guards take bombs and use the transportation rings. As O'Neill and the team strike back inside the pyramid, Ra urges Anubis to send the bomb at once. Anubis takes the order personaly and uses the transportation rings. Inside the pyramid, he strikes O'Neill with his staff weapon and the two fight each other while the bomb's countdown is ticking and O'Neill tries to deactivate it. After a long fight, O'Neill finally beats Anubis, slams Anubis' hand which activates the transportation rings. His head is inside the rings. and when the rings transfer the matter, Anubis is beheaded, his body remaining inside the pyramid while his head is transfered inside Ra's ship.
== Notes ==
* Anubis is not to be mistaken with Anubis, Goa'uld System Lord, half-ascended being, in Stargate SG-1.
== Gallery ==
Anubis' jackal helmet.jpg|Anubis' helmet, looking like a jackal.
Anubis' helmet retracting.jpg|Anubis is revealing his face, retracting his helmet.
Anubis fighting O'Neill.jpg|Anubis is fighting Colonel Jack O'Neill.
Anubis under the transportation rings.jpg|Anubis in the verge to be beheaded by the transportation rings
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Apophis (Continuum reality)

This alternate Apophis was the last Goa'uld System Lord fighting against Ba'al from an alternate timeline altered by Ba'al. He has been executed by Ba'al inside his mothership.
== Biography ==
Because of the alteration of the timeline by Ba'al, this alternate Apophis has been the last remaining System Lord standing against Ba'al ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2009, alternate timeline) ===
Teal'c, Ba'al's First Prime, has captured Apophis, and is proud to bring him at Ba'al's feet. Ba'al congratulates Teal'c and promises him a very future Free Jaffa Nation. Apophis treats Teal'c as a shol'va. Ba'al asks Apophis what he has to say to his new sovereign. For an answer, Apophis curses him. Ba'al unsheathes his Shikra blade and cuts the top of Apophis' head, revealing the symbiote leaving the brain and dying almost instantly. Ba'al orders to clean up the place.
== See also ==
* Apophis, the main timeline version
Apophis (disambiguation)

Apophis may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Apophis, the Serpent Guard, rival of Ra and enemy of the Tau'ri (Stargate SG-1)
* Apophis from alternate realities:
** Apophis, an alternate version who invaded an alternate Earth in 1997 (SG1: )
** Apophis, an alternate version who invaded an alternate Earth in 1999 (SG1: )
* Apophis from alternate timelines:
** Apophis, an alternate version from the timeline shift generated by SG-1 (SG1: )
** Apophis, an alternate version from the timeline shift generated by Ba'al ()
* Apophis from hallucinations:
** Apophis, as seen in Daniel Jackson's hallucination (SG1: )
** Apophis, an hallucination experimented by Teal'c (SG1: )
Arabic interpreter

The Arabic interpreter was present on the archeological digging site of Giza in 1928.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about the Arabic interpreter. Due to his function, he was the link between the local Arab workers and Professeur Langford in the Giza plateau in 1928 ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1928) ===
When he hears a car's horn, the Arabic interpreter interrupts his paper work, gets outside his tent and welcomes Professor Langford and his daughter, Catherine. He brings them to a beautiful discovery, a big coverstone.
Later, alongside with Foreman Taylor, they look amazed the erection of a large circular artefact.
== Notes ==
* According to the character's age in 1928 (around 40 years old), the Arabic interpreter is supposed to be dead in "Present Day".
* The character's name is not mentionned in the movie nor the credits.
== References ==
fr:Intertprète arabe
Armstrong

Armstrong may refer to:
== In-universe article ==
=== Characters ===
* Chloe Armstrong, main character of Stargate Universe.
** A first alternate version of Chloe Armstrong from an alternate timeline (SGU: ).
** A second alternate version of Chloe Armstrong from an alternate timeline (SGU: ).
** A third alternate version of Chloe Armstrong from an alternate timeline (SGU: ).
* Senator Alan Armstrong, the late Chloe Armstrong's father (SGU: , ).
** An hallucination of Alan Armstrong provoqued by a tick (SGU: ).
* Patricia Armstrong, widow of Alan Armstrong and mother of Chloe Armstrong (Stargate Universe).
== Production ==
=== Cast and Crew ===
* Andy Armstrong, Stunt coordinator in .
* Michasa Armstrong, the actor who portrays Shak'l (SG1: , ).
Avalon (disambiguation)

Avalon may refer to:
== "In-universe" articles ==
=== Locations ===
* Avalon, a vault built by Merlin located under the Glastonbury Tor.
== Mythology ==
* Avalon, a magical place where the dead would meet, according to the Arthurian mythology.
== Production ==
=== Episodes ===
* , first episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 9
* , second episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 9, and part 2 of the previous one
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Barbara Ann Jaeckel

Barbara Ann Jaeckel was a set designer and an art director. She worked as set designer in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Set designer ()
== Filmography ==
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Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
1996 	Last Man Standing 	set designer 	 	Film
1995 	Dracula: Dead and Loving It 	set designer 	 	Film
1995 	The Indian in the Cupboard 	set designer 	 	Film
1995 	Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long	set designer 	 	TV Movie
1994 	 	set designer 	 	Film
1994 	Flashfire 	Art director 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Barbara Shore

Barbara Shore was a scientist who was part of the Project Giza in 1995.
== Biography ==
Barbara Shore has been hired by Catherine Langford in Project Giza, trying to decipher and understand the usage and functioning of the Stargate, know at this time as "Door to Heaven" ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
In the Cheyenne Mountain complexEven if the movie states this scene in Creek Mountain, there was a retcon made for this location. See canon#Stargate, the movie canon for all differences between the SG-1/Atlantis/Universe canon and the movie canon. sub-level 28, Barbara Shore, heavliy loaded with folders, and Gary Meyers meet Doctor Daniel Jackson, who has been hired by Catherine Langford for translating hieroglyphs. She explains to Jackson that this place used to be a missile silo. Then they come in a huge room where a big circular coverstone is standing.
Jackson get straight to his works, notices a sort of cuneiform writing and fixes errors on the Meyer's translation of the cartouche. When Jackson asks who made this translation, Shore and Langford glare at Meyers.
Once the translation done, Colonel Jack O'Neill takes command of the project and states that this coverstone is 10,000 years old, much to Jackson's suprise who thought it was only 5,000 years old. Shore tells Jackson that the sonic and radio carbon tests are affirmative. Jackson asks her if they found something beneath the coverstone. She says no, but they found something more interesting. Then, Colonel O'Neill states that those informations have become classified.
Two weeks later, Shore, Meyers, and many military are in the meeting room where Jackson states his discorvery that the seven symbols are needed to make interplanetary travels. Shore and Langford shake hands and smile when Major General W.O. West orders to show Jackson the Stargate. Shore comes into the control room when Jackson and Meyer are looking for the seventh symbol.
After establishing a connection to a remote gate, a probe is sent through the gate. Shore notices that the probe is guiding itself. Finaly she states that the probe has locked itself somewhere in the Kaliam galaxy.This statement is in contradiction with the Stargate SG-1/Atlantis/Universe canon, see here for all the differences.
== Notes ==
* Doctor Barbara Shore is a smocker.
* This character only appears in the movie.
== References ==
fr:Barbara Shore
Bauer

Major General Bauer was a US Air Force officer, head of Stargate Command in 2000 in replacement of Major General George Hammond who had to retire by force. He has been reassigned soon after to an unknown location. He has been replaced by Hammond, put back on active duty.
== Biography ==
According to Major Samantha Carter, General Bauer has been for so long in the Pentagon that he became certainly more a bureaucrat than a military. According to Bauer himself, he seems to be more motivated by politics. It is not sure if Bauer is directly or indirectly involved with the NID business (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2000) ===
After escaping an ambush, General George Hammond announces to SG-1's members that he's no longer assuming command of Stargate Command and retires.
The new Commander in Chief, Major General Bauer, arrives soon after before all personnel gathered inside the SGC embarkation room, holding a folder. Colonel Jack O'Neill stands everybody at attention. Bauer introduces himself quite briefly, telling he will be happy to work with the staff, then leaves the room.
Shortly after, Daniel Jackson and Major Samantha Carter comment on Bauer's speech while they're heading to Carter's lab. General Bauer is already here, much to their surprise. He puts Carter at ease, then tells her he read her researchs on the naquadah reactor. He seems to be more interrested about the naquadah's properties when the mineral is combined with nuclear energy. He adds that the Pentagon is working on a weapon using those properties and announces to Carter that she has been assigned on this project. He also tells Jackson that his place isn't in the operation field anymore and that he will work as a consultant for occasional missions. He gives a folder to Carter and orders her to go and work on it.
== Notes ==
* Bauer's first name is unknown as it is non pronounced nor visible in the episode.
* Following General George Hammond reinstatment as commander in chief of Stargate Command, Bauer's new assignment and fate remain unknown.
* When Harry Maybourne is interrogated by Jack O'Neill, he says that he doesn't know if Bauer if implicated with the NID or if he is just a puppet fitted to execute orders (SG1: ).
* Bauer's nationality is inferred as he is part of the US Air Force.
fr:Bauer
Beer

Beer is an alcoholic beverage manufactured by the Tau'ri. This beverage is quite popular among people of Earth.
== Overview ==
The effects of alcohol contained in a beer can be more sensitive depending of the person who drinks. For example, Daniel Jackson is very sensitive and just one beer can change his behaviour (SG1: ).
== History ==
=== (1997) ===
After their return from Abydos, Jack O'Neill brings Daniel Jackson in his home in the hope to change his mind. There, if brings a second cold beer to Jackson and the two resume their conversation. Soon after, Jackson, having just taken a mouthful of beer, states that this thing "is going straight to [his] head". O'Neill says that Jackson has had only one beer and that he is "a cheaper date than [his] wife was".
== Notes ==
* In , when Daniel Jackson and Jack O'Neill are in O'Neill's house, Jackson had already drunk one beer as the first emptied bottle is on the chimney.
== External links ==
* 
fr:Bière
Bill McIntosh

Bill McIntosh (born June 11, 1939) was a Stunt coordinator and performer. He worked as Stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player ()
== Filmography ==
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Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
== Notes ==
* McIntosh is a lifetime member or the Stuntmen's Association of Motion Pictures (SAMP)
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Stunts
Bob Orrison

Bob Orrison (July 28, 1928 — October 11, 2014) was a Stunt performer. He worked as Stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television	Film and Television	Film and Television	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
== Notes ==
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Stunts
Bolaa

Bolaa was a young Abydonian. He died on Abydos in 1997, killed by Apophis' Serpent guards.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
When SG-1 arrive on Abydos, they are "welcomed" by a group of young Abydonians carrying machine guns ready and cocked. Among the group are Bolaa and Skaara. But Daniel Jackson comes in and ask them to lower their weapons.
Later, all are taking their evening meal. Skaara, with Bolaa near him, proposes to Jack O'Neill a special beverage to drink. O'Neill's attitude makes them all laughing.
But suddenly, the Stargate is spinning, and Apophis comes out of the device with some Serpent guards. The Abydonians and O'Neill's military fire back, yet Bolaa is shot by a staff weapon's blast.
Later, Daniel Jackson comes back in the Abydos pyramid and sees Bolaa layed down, wounded. He rushes to him, takes his head and asks what happened. Grining, Bolaa replies that Ra came in using the Chappa'ai, took Sha're and Skaara, then left the place. Daniel tells him that Ra is dead, and asks him if he has seen the coordinates. But Bolaa slowly dies in his arms.
fr:Bolaa
Boris

Boris was a Russian agent prisoner in East Germany in 1982.
== Biography ==
In 1982, Boris was taken hostage in an mansion located in East Germany. He was kept here during the day, and taken underground during the night. According to satellite recon, he was supposed to have only two guards inside with no snipers. A commando team, led by Colonel John Michaels, including Captains Jack O'Neill and Charles Kawalsky, was sent to grab him. This mission turned badly and Michaels was deadly shot by a sniper (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1998) ===
When Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c are trapped inside a virtual reality "nightmare", O'Neill tells Teal'c the story of this failed attempt to recover Boris in East Germany.
== Notes ==
* This character is mentionned only. We don't see him, even in the Keeper's hallucination.
* Boris' fate is unknown.
fr:Boris
Brad Turner

Brad Turner is a cinema and television director and producer. He directed eight Stargate SG-1 and six Stargate Atlantis episodes.
== Early life ==
== Career ==
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Director ===
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Brad Wright

Brad Wright is a Canadian , and actor. He is best known as the creator or co-creator of the Stargate SG-1 (with Jonathan Glassner), Stargate Atlantis (with Robert C. Cooper) and Stargate Universe (also with Cooper). He was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Before the inception of the Stargate franchise, he served as the co-executive producer and a writer of The Outer Limits. He has also written scripts for several other including , , The Odyssey, and .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Show creator ===
* Developper for television of Stargate SG-1 (with Jonathan Glassner)
* Creator of Stargate Atlantis (with Robert C. Cooper)
* Creator of Stargate Universe (with Robert C. Cooper)
=== Writer ===
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Brent Stait

== Early life ==
== Career ==
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Major Ferretti (Stargate SG-1)
* Michael Kenmore (Stargate Atlantis, ), voice-dubbed by Connor Trinneer
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Bridget McGuire

Bridget McGuire is a Canadian Art director and Production designer. She worked as Art director, Supervising art director and Production designer on Stargate SG-1 and as Production designer on Stargate Atlantis.
== Early life ==
McGuire earned a in theater from the , Canada in 1990.According to her LinkedIn page.
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Art director (Stargate SG-1 Seasons 1, 2, 3 and 4)
* Supervising art director (Stargate SG-1 Seasons 4 and 5)
* Production designer (Stargate SG-1 Seasons 6, 7, 8 and 9; Stargate Atlantis Seasons 1 and 2 )
== Notes ==
== External links ==
* Bridget McGuire page on LinkedIn.
* 
== References ==
Category:Art department
Camile Wray

== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
=== Stargate Universe Season 1 (2009) ===
=== Stargate Universe Season 2 (2009-2010) ===
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== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
=== Other "Camile Wrays" ===
* Alternate timelines:
** Camile Wray, a timeline version ().
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Camile Wray
Carlos Lauchu

Carlos Lauchu is a Panama-born television and film actor. Since 2009, he has become producer and writer. He has portrayed the Horus guard Anubis in the 1994 feature film .
== Early life ==
Lauchu is born in Panama. His father was a psychiatrist and a surgeon general. At the age of 8, he and all his family moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan. Lauchun became a student in biological sciences and also played lead roles in college production, like "Grease" or "West Side Story". He served a main dancer in the Ballet Folklorico Ibero Hispano, touring in the country for two years.
== Career ==
After graduation, Lauchu went to New York City as model and dancer in industrial films and videos. After trying different jobs, he worked for Prince as principal dancer in the video-clips "Cream" and "Diamonds and Pearls." He was cast in the Baywatch TV series to portray a lifegard named "Carlos". He has played different characters in , or Spy Hard, with Leslie Nielsen.
While he was in Toronto, Canada, his wife called him from Los Angeles to say that their newborn son, Joshua, stopped breathing and was taken in emergency at the hospital. Since then he put a break on his acting career. After looking for work, Lauchu was hired by the LAUSD in the Millikan Middle School to teach science, his academic speciality. He now is the principal of the Science Academy STEM Magnet in Los Angeles (LAUSD).
However, in 2009, he finished his first film as writer and producer, Sutures.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Anubis ()
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2009	Sutures 	Alexander Tatum 	Film
2003	The Box 	Bartender 	Film
1999	Y2K 	Paco 	Film
1998	The Sender 	Lab Technican 	Film
1997	L.A. Heat 	Whit 	TV series, 1 episode
1996	Spy Hard 	Slice 	Film
1996	The Silencers 	Lekin 	Film
1994	Stargate 	Anubis 	Film
1994	Thunder in Paradise 	Prince Aramour 	TV series, 1 episode
1994	Ring of Steel 	Tony 	Film
1994	Thunder in Paradise II	Prince Aramour 	Video
1993	Baywatch 	Carlos Baerga 	TV series, 1 episode
1991	Blowback 	Pao 	Film
1990	Street Hunter 	Hector (as Carlos Laucho) 	Film
1990	King of New York 	Undercover Cop (uncredited)	Film
1990	Monsters 	The Beast 	TV series, 2 episodes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Carson Beckett

== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
* A group of fans set up a campaign at "savecarsonbeckett.com" before news of McGillion's departure was confirmed. Although the episode was highly admired, his death caused dismay and outrage among fans and critics. Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune labelled the killing Beckett a "bonehead decision". The producers did not anticipate the protest after the airing of the episode. Between 60 to 100 fans from all over the world gathered for a peaceful protest outside The Bridge Studios in Vancouver on March 22, 2007, hiring a local pipe band. Another protest followed at San Diego Comic-Con International on July 27, 2007. McGillion returned in the cast as a reccuring actor, interpreting a cloned version of Carson Beckett in Season 4 and Season 5 of Stargate Atlantis.
* Paul McGillion, Beckett's portrayer, has already portrayed one character in Stargate SG-1: Doctor Ernest Littlefield, Catherine Langford's fiance in 1945, in the Season 1 episode .
== See also ==
=== Other "Carson Becketts" ===
* Alternate timeline:
** Doctor Carson Beckett (SGA: )
* Carson Beckett, a clone version of Beckett made by Michael Kenmore in 2006
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Carson Beckett