Kurt Russell based his performance in this 1981 sci-fi Western movie from John Carpenter on the Western icon he replaced in ...

Kurt Russell's career is filled with memorable roles, but perhaps his most iconic is that of Snake Plissken inEscape from New Yorkand its sequel, Escape from L.A. Directed by John Carpenter ...

Kurt Russell and writer/director John Carpenter’s Snake Plissken was as intriguing as he was terrifying. A man who had no time for anything except completing the mission laid at his feet, Snake ...

Kurt Russell, in a lengthy, profanity-laden interview with Ain't It Cool News, goes into detail about the creation of his iconic role as Snake Plissken, and after a seemingly offhand comment his ...

Kurt Russell is a screen hero for any decade. From TV's The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters in the 1960s to Big Trouble in Little China in the '80s and even as "The Commander" in ...

A never-before-seen glimpse of a cancelled Kurt Russell Snake Plissken game has been dredged up from the depths of 2003 and published on Vimeo. The video was posted three weeks ago but has only ...

Snake Plissken actor Kurt Russell was reportedly asked to take over the role of Snake for Metal Gear Solid 3, and declined. A new interview explains why. Kurt Russell’s not a Hayter, he’s just ...

Protagonist Solid Snake gets his callsign from Kurt Russell's character Snake Plissken (a link that would later be solidified when Snake uses the codename Plisken in MGS2), as well as his general ...

In honor of Kurt Russell’s 64th birthday, let’s look at some of Snake Plissken’s classic lines that can make anyone feel like a total badass. Even if they don’t wear an eye patch. “Land ...