A Directory Of Guys, Seasons 1 And 2

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Eliott, Huntley Played Calicus in A FISTFUL OF DINARS (14/114)

Elkton DREAMWORKER (03/103)
Played by Desmond Kelly

The blind ex-mystic who informs Xena that she is the one, and aids her in her dreamquest to save Gabrielle's life and blood innocence. Once Xena saves Gabrielle, Elkton is cured of his blindness and returns to the kinder, gentler new and improved fold of mystics.

Estragon THE WARRIOR PRINCESS (HTLJ)
Played by Patrick Wilson

Hare Krishna-looking member of the evil Xena's army. Estragon and Xena attempted to ambush Hercules, but the big guy flushed out Estragon. He begged Hercules not to hurt him and earned himself a chakram slice across the neck from Xena. Lesson #200: Don't fink on Xena.

Euripedes ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113)
Played by Joseph Manning

A dorm-mate of Gabrielle's at the Athens City Academy. Euripides was florid of tongue and used words to paint thick phrases of the dense kind. He was a walking thesaurus.

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Fa'amoe, Simon Played Alcibiades in WARRIOR...PRINCESS...TRAMP (30/206)

Falafel PROMETHEUS (08/108). Played by Paul Norell

HTLJ's reliable vendor and pre-Myceneaen concession operator. This time around he tries to sell Gabrielle momentos from Mt. Helikon, but Gabrielle notices that they look more like Mt. Olympus

Ferguson, Mark Played Krykus in HOOVES & HARLOTS (10/110) and REMEMBER NOTHING (26/202), Dagnine in ORPHAN OF WAR (25/201) and John Smythe in THE XENA SCROLLS (34/210)

Selected filmography: Hercules in the Underworld (1994) (TV), Hercules and the Circle of Fire (1994) (TV), The Rainbow Warrior. TV Appearances: Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995)
Mark has appeared in Hercules and Xena productions so often that he could almost be considered a regular. Along with his three roles in XWP, where he has been cast as extremely nasty, unlikable men, he also played Hades in HERCULES IN THE UNDERWORLD and Prometheus in HERCULES AND THE CIRCLE OF FIRE. He appeared in the movie The Rainbow Warrior with Lucy Lawless as Detective Neil Morris. He does not have his own website, as yet. (The above information was gleaned from ALWheaties Tube Watch website.) [ND]
Email: mfergus@iconz.co.nz
Forsey, Norman Played King Lias in WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115) and WARRIOR...PRINCESS...TRAMP (30/206))

Selected filmography: Chunuk Bair (1992), The Scarecrow (1982). TV Appearances: High Tide (1994), Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995). Height: 177 cm. Hair: Brown/ Grey. Eyes: Blue. Accents: NZ, UK, US, French, Welsh, Yiddish
Website: http://www.talentbanque.co.nz/male40.htm

Foulkes, Richard Jr Played Lycus in A FISTFUL OF DINARS (14/114)

Freeman, John Played Prometheus in PROMETHEUS (08/108)

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G'Kug THE PRICE (44/220)
Played by Justin Curry

The Horde warrior who is taken captive by the Athenians in the fort. Xena uses her pressure points as a form of torture. Gabrielle witnesses it and is understandably horrified. Xena does not kill him after all, even though the Athenians wants him killed. Later, G'Kug is instrumental in Gabrielle learning the Horde word for water, "kaltaka". Even later, Xena figures out through G'Kug that the Horde has a code which she can use to her advantage.

Gaines, Latham Played Castor in CRADLE OF HOPE (04/104) and Mineus in WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115)

Galen IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? (24/124). Played by Ron Smith

The stuffy, conservative physician who looks down upon Xena's holistic and natural medicinal solutions. He runs a temple/MASH unit in the middle of a warzone. He becomes greatly disillusioned and retreats to superstition. Xena tries to slap him out of it and demonstrates her pratical approach to the medicinal arts. She convinces his students that the study of medicine has nothing to do with the gods, but everything to do with being human.

Galipan THE PRICE (44/220)
Played by Mark Perry [who also played Vicerius in DESTINY]

Galipan was the General of the Athenian army. His regiment was attacked by the Horde. When some of his men tried to break through to get reinforcements, they were ambushed and hung on crosses along the riverbank. Galipan, though mortally wounded, was able to jump in the river to escape, and was rescued by Gabrielle and Xena in a canoe, themselves trying to escape the Horde. Hanging off the side of the boat, he was brought to shore when another group of Athenian soldiers were able to hold back the Horde. He was carried into the Athenian fortress, where he died, after telling his lieutenant Mercer that "They have to be stopped." His body is later propped up on the fortress wall as a decoy. [ND]

Gar SINS OF THE PAST (01/101)
Played by David Perrett. Member of Draco's Army

Gar, a big hulk of a man, is a loyal minion of Draco. He aids Draco in the four archer's demonstration of their abilities. It is apparent that Gar is either equal to or higher up than Hector in the army's hierarchy. Unfortunately, after Draco loses his fight with Xena over the fate of Amphipolis, Gar tries to stab Xena in the back. Draco kills him with nary a thought, saying, "A deal's a deal," refering to his and Xena's agreement that the fight was to be between only the two of them.

Garel THE PRICE (44/220)
Played by Tamati Rice

An Athenian soldier trying to defend the fort from the Horde. Garel marvels with Gabrielle over the Horde's ability to throw axes over 200 yards. He also tells Gabrielle his conjecture that the Horde word "kaltaka" is probably their god of war. Garel is also the first soldier that Xena dresses down for lack of disclipline. She tells him that he has more to fear from her than any Horde member. Garel also gets the great pleasure of informing Gabrielle that Xena wants to use wounded soldiers in battle. Let's just say, Gabrielle does not take well to that suggestion.

Gareth A DAY IN THE LIFE (39/215)
Played by Jim Mgaata

From A DAY IN THE LIFE:
Minya: "[Gareth is]-- the biggest, meanest giant ever to walk the Earth. Xena's old buddy, Goliath, wanted to get revenge on Gareth for killing his family. But then, Xena and Goliath ended up on opposite sides during the Israelite-Philistine feud. And then Goliath got wasted."
Website: http://www.io.com/~bugger/xena/xwpinfo/bios/gareth.htm

Garrison, Scott Played Perdicus (or Perdicas - depending on who you believe)

Gabrielle's dearly departed (to the joy of many fans) in BEWARE OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS (12/112) and RETURN OF DEATH MASK (29/205). Selected filmography: Liebestraum (1991), Swamp Thing (1990) TV Series. TV Appearances: Married with Children

Gastacius ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113)
Played by David Weatherley

Gittins, Paul Played Kaleipus in ORPHAN OF WAR (25/201)

Selected Filmography: The End of the Golden Weather (1992), The Adventurer (1972) TV Series
Website: Hosts sort of a Unsolved Mysteries-type program

Glauce WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115)
Played by Patrick Smith [who also played Dolas in DREAMWORKER (03/103)]

The pro-slaver who is behind Princess Diana's assassination attempts. He frames King Lias' chief of security by making his murder look like a suicide.

Glover, Paul Played Menticles in THE PRICE (44/220)

Selected filmography: The Ugly (1997)

Godfrey, Nigel Played Tynus in CHARIOTS OF WAR (02/102)

Selected filmography: The Rainbow Warrior (1992)

Goliath GIANT KILLER (27/203)
Played by Todd Ripon

The giant of Biblical fame. An old friend of Xena's, Goliath is forced to fight against Xena when his lust for revenge becomes too strong. Gareth, another giant, killed his family when he was off doing a favor for Xena. Since then, Xena's been feeling the guilt and Goliath has been plotting revenge against Gareth. The Philistines told Goliath that if he helped them subdue the Israelites, then they would tell him where Gareth was. Goliath wanted Gareth so bad that he continued fighting against the Israelites, ignoring Xena's pleas. David finally killed Goliath by tricking him to take off his helmet and hitting him in a sensitive area -- a plan concocted by Xena. Xena finally avenges Goliath and his family by electrocuting Gareth in A DAY IN THE LIFE (39/215).
Website: http://www.io.com/~bugger/xena/xwpinfo/bios/goliath.htm

Goodfellow, Arch Played Kelton in ROYAL COUPLE OF THIEVES (17/117)

Gorney THE GREATER GOOD (21/121)
Played by David Mitchell

Gorney is the shop foreman in the seltzer factory. He bumps over the keg which pops the cork which hits Salmoneus early on in the episode.

Gothos DREAMWORKER (03/103)
Played by Matthew Jeffs

Gothos is the ruffian who Xena meets and kills in the beginning of the episode. He's famous for saying, "You're Xener," after recognizing her by her sword. Gothos then meets her in her dreamscape as her last kill.

Gowers, Russell Played Demophon in PROMETHEUS (08/108)

Graham, Chris Played Toxeus in DEATH IN CHAINS (09/109) and MORTAL BELOVED (16/116)

Height: 185 cm. Hair:Dark Brown. Eyes:Brown. Training: 3 yrs full time (diploma in applied arts/drama) & Teaching Diploma. Accents: NZ, American, French
Chris Graham has also shown up as a warlord, soldier, and other bit parts in both Xena and Hercules. [RG]
Website: http://www2.waikato.ac.nz/mfm/actors/male30.htm

Grathios THE RECKONING (06/106)
Played by Danny Lineham

Grathios, a portly red-headed man, is a friend of the deceased villagers. He attacks Xena with a scythe at the scene of the attack and later tries to provoke the village to lynch her. [DW]

Greene, Kelly Played Derq in THE PRODIGAL (18/118)

Gregor, King CRADLE OF HOPE (04/104)
Played by Edward Newborn

The king who was told that a baby would grow up and take over his kingdom. His reaction? Kill the baby! It takes Xena to tell him that he can adopt the kid and raise it as his own and still fulfill the prophecy without having blood on his hands.

Gressius INTIMATE STRANGER (31/207)
Played by Michael Cooper

After Callisto, inhabiting Xena's body, coldly murders Callisto's lieutenant, Theodorus, Gressius steps into that unenviable spot. Later, Callisto in Xena's body orders Gressius to round up the villagers of Amphipolis for her. Gressius also is the first to realize that the attackers in the cave are using flammable oil missiles. He's naturally concerned and tells his cohorts to douse their torches.

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	Eliott, Huntley	Played Calicus in A FISTFUL OF DINARS (14/114)

	Elkton	DREAMWORKER (03/103) Played by Desmond Kelly
		The blind ex-mystic who informs Xena that she is the one, and aids her in her dreamquest to save Gabrielle's life and blood innocence. Once Xena saves Gabrielle, Elkton is cured of his blindness and returns to the kinder, gentler new and improved fold of mystics.
	Estragon	THE WARRIOR PRINCESS (HTLJ) Played by Patrick Wilson
		Hare Krishna-looking member of the evil Xena's army. Estragon and Xena attempted to ambush Hercules, but the big guy flushed out Estragon. He begged Hercules not to hurt him and earned himself a chakram slice across the neck from Xena. Lesson #200: Don't fink on Xena.
	Euripedes	ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113) Played by Joseph Manning
		A dorm-mate of Gabrielle's at the Athens City Academy. Euripides was florid of tongue and used words to paint thick phrases of the dense kind. He was a walking thesaurus.
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	Fa'amoe, Simon	Played Alcibiades in WARRIOR...PRINCESS...TRAMP (30/206)

	Falafel	PROMETHEUS (08/108). Played by Paul Norell
		HTLJ's reliable vendor and pre-Myceneaen concession operator. This time around he tries to sell Gabrielle momentos from Mt. Helikon, but Gabrielle notices that they look more like Mt. Olympus
	Ferguson, Mark	Played Krykus in HOOVES & HARLOTS (10/110) and REMEMBER NOTHING (26/202), Dagnine in ORPHAN OF WAR (25/201) and John Smythe in THE XENA SCROLLS (34/210)
		Selected filmography: Hercules in the Underworld (1994) (TV), Hercules and the Circle of Fire (1994) (TV), The Rainbow Warrior. TV Appearances: Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995) Mark has appeared in Hercules and Xena productions so often that he could almost be considered a regular. Along with his three roles in XWP, where he has been cast as extremely nasty, unlikable men, he also played Hades in HERCULES IN THE UNDERWORLD and Prometheus in HERCULES AND THE CIRCLE OF FIRE. He appeared in the movie The Rainbow Warrior with Lucy Lawless as Detective Neil Morris. He does not have his own website, as yet. (The above information was gleaned from ALWheaties Tube Watch website.) [ND] Email: mfergus@iconz.co.nz
	Forsey, Norman	Played King Lias in WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115) and WARRIOR...PRINCESS...TRAMP (30/206))
		Selected filmography: Chunuk Bair (1992), The Scarecrow (1982). TV Appearances: High Tide (1994), Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995). Height: 177 cm. Hair: Brown/ Grey. Eyes: Blue. Accents: NZ, UK, US, French, Welsh, Yiddish Website: http://www.talentbanque.co.nz/male40.htm
	Foulkes, Richard Jr	Played Lycus in A FISTFUL OF DINARS (14/114)

	Freeman, John	Played Prometheus in PROMETHEUS (08/108)

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	G'Kug	THE PRICE (44/220) Played by Justin Curry
		The Horde warrior who is taken captive by the Athenians in the fort. Xena uses her pressure points as a form of torture. Gabrielle witnesses it and is understandably horrified. Xena does not kill him after all, even though the Athenians wants him killed. Later, G'Kug is instrumental in Gabrielle learning the Horde word for water, "kaltaka". Even later, Xena figures out through G'Kug that the Horde has a code which she can use to her advantage.
	Gaines, Latham	Played Castor in CRADLE OF HOPE (04/104) and Mineus in WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115)

	Galen	IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? (24/124). Played by Ron Smith
		The stuffy, conservative physician who looks down upon Xena's holistic and natural medicinal solutions. He runs a temple/MASH unit in the middle of a warzone. He becomes greatly disillusioned and retreats to superstition. Xena tries to slap him out of it and demonstrates her pratical approach to the medicinal arts. She convinces his students that the study of medicine has nothing to do with the gods, but everything to do with being human.
	Galipan	THE PRICE (44/220) Played by Mark Perry [who also played Vicerius in DESTINY]
		Galipan was the General of the Athenian army. His regiment was attacked by the Horde. When some of his men tried to break through to get reinforcements, they were ambushed and hung on crosses along the riverbank. Galipan, though mortally wounded, was able to jump in the river to escape, and was rescued by Gabrielle and Xena in a canoe, themselves trying to escape the Horde. Hanging off the side of the boat, he was brought to shore when another group of Athenian soldiers were able to hold back the Horde. He was carried into the Athenian fortress, where he died, after telling his lieutenant Mercer that "They have to be stopped." His body is later propped up on the fortress wall as a decoy. [ND]
	Gar	SINS OF THE PAST (01/101) Played by David Perrett. Member of Draco's Army
		Gar, a big hulk of a man, is a loyal minion of Draco. He aids Draco in the four archer's demonstration of their abilities. It is apparent that Gar is either equal to or higher up than Hector in the army's hierarchy. Unfortunately, after Draco loses his fight with Xena over the fate of Amphipolis, Gar tries to stab Xena in the back. Draco kills him with nary a thought, saying, "A deal's a deal," refering to his and Xena's agreement that the fight was to be between only the two of them.
	Garel	THE PRICE (44/220) Played by Tamati Rice
		An Athenian soldier trying to defend the fort from the Horde. Garel marvels with Gabrielle over the Horde's ability to throw axes over 200 yards. He also tells Gabrielle his conjecture that the Horde word "kaltaka" is probably their god of war. Garel is also the first soldier that Xena dresses down for lack of disclipline. She tells him that he has more to fear from her than any Horde member. Garel also gets the great pleasure of informing Gabrielle that Xena wants to use wounded soldiers in battle. Let's just say, Gabrielle does not take well to that suggestion.
	Gareth	A DAY IN THE LIFE (39/215) Played by Jim Mgaata
		From A DAY IN THE LIFE: Minya: "[Gareth is]-- the biggest, meanest giant ever to walk the Earth. Xena's old buddy, Goliath, wanted to get revenge on Gareth for killing his family. But then, Xena and Goliath ended up on opposite sides during the Israelite-Philistine feud. And then Goliath got wasted." Website: http://www.io.com/~bugger/xena/xwpinfo/bios/gareth.htm
	Garrison, Scott	Played Perdicus (or Perdicas - depending on who you believe)
		Gabrielle's dearly departed (to the joy of many fans) in BEWARE OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS (12/112) and RETURN OF DEATH MASK (29/205). Selected filmography: Liebestraum (1991), Swamp Thing (1990) TV Series. TV Appearances: Married with Children
	Gastacius	ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113) Played by David Weatherley

	Gittins, Paul	Played Kaleipus in ORPHAN OF WAR (25/201)
		Selected Filmography: The End of the Golden Weather (1992), The Adventurer (1972) TV Series Website: Hosts sort of a Unsolved Mysteries-type program
	Glauce	WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115) Played by Patrick Smith [who also played Dolas in DREAMWORKER (03/103)]
		The pro-slaver who is behind Princess Diana's assassination attempts. He frames King Lias' chief of security by making his murder look like a suicide.
	Glover, Paul	Played Menticles in THE PRICE (44/220)
		Selected filmography: The Ugly (1997)
	Godfrey, Nigel	Played Tynus in CHARIOTS OF WAR (02/102)
		Selected filmography: The Rainbow Warrior (1992)
	Goliath	GIANT KILLER (27/203) Played by Todd Ripon
		The giant of Biblical fame. An old friend of Xena's, Goliath is forced to fight against Xena when his lust for revenge becomes too strong. Gareth, another giant, killed his family when he was off doing a favor for Xena. Since then, Xena's been feeling the guilt and Goliath has been plotting revenge against Gareth. The Philistines told Goliath that if he helped them subdue the Israelites, then they would tell him where Gareth was. Goliath wanted Gareth so bad that he continued fighting against the Israelites, ignoring Xena's pleas. David finally killed Goliath by tricking him to take off his helmet and hitting him in a sensitive area -- a plan concocted by Xena. Xena finally avenges Goliath and his family by electrocuting Gareth in A DAY IN THE LIFE (39/215). Website: http://www.io.com/~bugger/xena/xwpinfo/bios/goliath.htm
	Goodfellow, Arch	Played Kelton in ROYAL COUPLE OF THIEVES (17/117)

	Gorney	THE GREATER GOOD (21/121) Played by David Mitchell
		Gorney is the shop foreman in the seltzer factory. He bumps over the keg which pops the cork which hits Salmoneus early on in the episode.
	Gothos	DREAMWORKER (03/103) Played by Matthew Jeffs
		Gothos is the ruffian who Xena meets and kills in the beginning of the episode. He's famous for saying, "You're Xener," after recognizing her by her sword. Gothos then meets her in her dreamscape as her last kill.
	Gowers, Russell	Played Demophon in PROMETHEUS (08/108)

	Graham, Chris	Played Toxeus in DEATH IN CHAINS (09/109) and MORTAL BELOVED (16/116)
		Height: 185 cm. Hair:Dark Brown. Eyes:Brown. Training: 3 yrs full time (diploma in applied arts/drama) & Teaching Diploma. Accents: NZ, American, French Chris Graham has also shown up as a warlord, soldier, and other bit parts in both Xena and Hercules. [RG] Website: http://www2.waikato.ac.nz/mfm/actors/male30.htm
	Grathios	THE RECKONING (06/106) Played by Danny Lineham
		Grathios, a portly red-headed man, is a friend of the deceased villagers. He attacks Xena with a scythe at the scene of the attack and later tries to provoke the village to lynch her. [DW]
	Greene, Kelly	Played Derq in THE PRODIGAL (18/118)

	Gregor, King	CRADLE OF HOPE (04/104) Played by Edward Newborn
		The king who was told that a baby would grow up and take over his kingdom. His reaction? Kill the baby! It takes Xena to tell him that he can adopt the kid and raise it as his own and still fulfill the prophecy without having blood on his hands.
	Gressius	INTIMATE STRANGER (31/207) Played by Michael Cooper
		After Callisto, inhabiting Xena's body, coldly murders Callisto's lieutenant, Theodorus, Gressius steps into that unenviable spot. Later, Callisto in Xena's body orders Gressius to round up the villagers of Amphipolis for her. Gressius also is the first to realize that the attackers in the cave are using flammable oil missiles. He's naturally concerned and tells his cohorts to douse their torches.