We have just uploaded the 75th episode of the Alien vs. Predator Galaxy Podcast (right-click and save as to download)! In our latest episode, RidgeTop and I hunt down and capture two of the most deadliest creatures known to man – the Predators! In reality, the gentlemen inside those suits – Brian A. Prince and Kyle Strauts – are wonderful people and we’re happy to welcome them to the AvP Galaxy Podcast!

Kyle and Brian in costume as the Emissary Predators on the set of The Predator.
We discuss the completely different audition processes Brian and Kyle experienced getting their roles on The Predator, bringing personality to the Predators, passing out on the set, the Emissaries, panic attacks on the first day of shooting and plenty more!
Unfortunately we experienced some technical difficulties while recording this episode so it’s not quite as clean as usual but I do think it came out really nicely if I do say so myself. I had to put this together from two different lots of audio, using different recording software and Brian was recording this from the office of his gym so there is the occasional hustle and bustle.
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Thanks, Prez - and everyone else. I'm so glad everyone is enjoying listening to the gents and the insight. They were great guests!
I guess we somehow live in hope that those cut scenes are given the light of day - though I think that's a highly unlikely scenario.
Indeed devastating! The fugitive throwing everything at the upgrade all at once while running? That sounds truly fantastic! Why cut that??
All I can think is maybe just maybe it was cut because it sounds cooler than it looked. Maybe on film, specifically the way it was filmed, it just didn't work.
It's a shame we didn't get to see them in action as the Emissary Predators in the finished film, but hopefully that'll be remedied on the Blu-ray home release.
-No, but the General had a machine similar to what you saw in the final cut that could translate what we were saying.
To answer Kyle's question, Kevin's arms out, crouched roar pose, was influenced by African tribal dance.
Specifically one called 'The Lion Dance'.
Totally agree, so sad that we wouldn't see all this scenes with predators
PS: Thank you guys for this podcast!
It's hard to tell if those test screenings did any good for the movie, because right now it fells like too much test screening damaged the storytelling part of the movie and editing. Also counting that we could have seen some more good action scenes with predators does make me feel sad
Were the emmisarry predators able to speak English?
Also the fact that the fugitive vs upgrade fight was cut well short and the fact fugitive was burst firing his cannon while running at him is devastating to hear! Why would you cut that fight yet have all the screen time of the stupid dogs.
ah jesus it gets worse, I think the Emissary Preds could have been REALLY REALLY good, how these guys are describing the scenes is not how I imagined they'd be! What I'd give to see that original cut now!