Before Friends, Courteney Cox Starred In A Goofy Fantasy Flop

Today, Courteney Cox is a worldwide well -known actress with several leading roles in sitcom under the belt well -established place in the “scream” universe Edited by Gale Weathers, but in the mid -1980s he was only an unknown who had danced on stage with Bruce Springsteen in his music video “Dancing in the Dark”. Other than a few performances, “Murder, he wrote” and “love boat”, he had no credits for his name, but in 1987 he got a pretty big role in a movie that had the potential to be a huge blow: “universe masters”.

“Masters of the Universe” was a wildly popular Franchise that originally started as a toy line, and in 1987 there was a cartoon series and animated films for Prince Adam’s adventures better known by He-Man, so the live-action “Masters of the Universe” seemed to be a certain thing. Starring Dolph Lundgren Muscular He-Man and Frank Lanke as an enemy skeleton, Unfortunately, the “universe masters” was not a hit Mattel and Cannon Films had hoped.

In a film directed by Gary Goddard, a bad skeleton takes over Grayskull Castle and captures Grayskull’s witchcraft, hoping he can use his enormous forces on his own. He-Man and his friends save Master Smith, called Gwildor (Billy Barty), which forms a magical key that can open the portal in any universe with musical tones. However, they lose a key and teenager named Julie (Cox) and his boyfriend Kevin (Robert Duncan McNeill) find the one that pulls them on the entire stars’ adventure. Juli has a lot going on because she has just lost both of her parents in an airplane accident, and now she has a magical key and her handshakes after her.

Long before he was the most successful sitcom actors of all time, known worldwide as Monica Gellar “friends” Cox played bad Julie Winston in a really serious “Master of Master of the Universe”. There have been numerous adjustments, including more cartoon exhibitions and The upcoming live action movie starring Nicholas Galitzine He-Manina, And they are almost all better than this down riff, which has truly questionable choices and cheese actors. (Seriously, the only thing this movie has gone to it is skeleton because he gives everything for some reason and it dominates.) This is one of the “universe masters” and only to COX, honestly unless you really love cheese ball in the 80s fantasy.