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| “ | My name is Sergeant Andrew Scott. | „ |
| ~ Sergeant Andrew Scott/GR13, upon fully regaining his memory. |
Andrew Scott, also known as GR13, is the main antagonist in the 1992 film Universal Soldier, a posthumous antagonist in Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms, a major antagonist in Universal Soldier: Regeneration and the secondary antagonist of Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning.
In Universal Soldier, Universal Soldier: Regeneration and Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, He was portrayed by Dolph Lundgren, who also played Ivan Drago in Rocky IV, Konstantin Kovar in Arrow, The Punisher in the eponymous 1989 film, Karl Honig in Johnny Mnemonic, and Svengeance in Minions: The Rise of Guru.
In Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms, Scott was played by Andrew Jackson, who also played Tim Vogel in Criminal Minds.
Biography[]
Sergeant Andrew Scott is a vicious and unsympathetic individual, even by standards seen in the darkest days of the Vietnam War. It is believed that he had gone completely insane and indeed by the time he is first encountered by Private Luc Deveraux (later to be code-named as GR44), he is a brutal madman who had taken to mutilating many innocent people via cutting off their ears.
Universal Soldier[]
At the beginning of the original film, Andrew Scott holds a boy and a girl hostage and confronts Deveraux, becoming enraged when Deveraux tries to reason with him. He shoots the boy dead and demands that Deveraux prove his loyalty by killing the girl. Devereaux refuses to kill an innocent so Scott attempts to shoot her himself, but Deveraux intervenes. Scott ends up killing her anyway with a grenade. Infuriated, Deveraux turns on Scott and the two soldiers shoot each other to death. The next morning, officials find the two men's bodies and order them to be frozen in ice and labelled "missing in action".
Sometime later, Scott and Deveraux, along with other recently deceased soldiers, are brought back to life with robotic implants and their memories are wiped. These revived soldiers are called UniSols. They are sent to Hoover Dam where terrorists are planning to blow it up along with some hostages. But terrorists are foiled by UniSols, involving Scott and Deveraux managing to kill many of the terrorists. Deveraux later regains parts of his memory after spotting two hostages resembling the two Vietnamese villagers Scott previously killed, and he recognizes Scott as the potential culprit.
Upon success of the mission and return to their mobile headquarter in the form of a modified 18-wheeler, Deveraux, Scott and the other soldiers are put in rejuvenation tanks to cool off because although they've become much stronger and bulletproof, their bodies need to cool off. Also during their cooling, their memories are wiped on routinely basis.
Meanwhile a reporter named Veronica Roberts, who had been recently fired from her job and is in desperate need of a scoop, and her cameraman Huey Taylor sneak into the military base where UniSols are. While inside Veronica discovers one of UniSols who had been fatally shot during the anti-terrorist operation at Hoover Dam, contradicting UniSol commander's report that there had been no casualties on UniSols' parts. As she starts taking pictures the dead UniSol suddenly resurrects, astonishing Veronica who accidentally activates an alarm in the vicinity. Scott, Deveraux, and a few other UniSols are sent after Huey and Veronica, effortlessly arresting the pair.
Upon capture, Veronica and Huey plead with their captors in an attempt to negotiate their way out alive. Scott, instructed by the command center, demands the two reporters to hand over their 'film' (photos actually) about UniSols made by Veronica. When Veronica does not surrender the said film immediately, Scott summarily executes Huey, much to Veronica's and the command center's shock. Scott then prepares to kill terrified Veronica as the outraged command personnel frantically shouts at Scott to cease fire. Deveraux, having more of his memories returned upon seeing the death of a cameraman which resembles the situation Luc had back in Vietnam, knocks the gun out of Scott's hand and takes Veronica with him to a getaway vehicle. The pair drive off to safety all the while other present UniSols shoot at the couple. Scott, who has regained some of his memories as well, declares Luc a traitor.
Colonel Perry who is the leader of UniSol project, organizes UniSols and orders soldiers to follow them. Deveraux and Veronica takes refuge at a motel where she heals his bullet wounds by submerging him in a bathtub full of ice because he was aware that he needed ice to heal. Later that night Scott and some other soldiers riddle their room with bullets, but they manage to escape.
Some time later they ambush Devereaux and Veronica at a gas station, but they were unaware that Deveraux had rigged the gas station to explode after he realized that he had a tracking device implanted in his body and with Roberts' aid managed to remove it. Deveraux then used the tracking device to lure UniSols to a fiery trap. the explosion kills all but Scott and two of the other soldiers. As Perry was about to cancel the operation due to heavy losses Scott, now his memories fully restored, takes over the organization and kills Colonel Perry, most of the scientists, keeping their ears as a necklace like he had done in Vietnam as he still intends to hunt down Deveraux and Roberts.
Arriving at a western-themed bar and while interrogating bar's patrons to discover Deveraux and Roberts' whereabouts, one surviving scientist sabotages the interior of the mobile truck (accidentally blowing himself up in the process). Unable to utilize the truck's interior technological maintenance, Scott goes to a supermarket as a temporary hangout with two further incapacitated UniSols in an attempt to revive them; only one would recover. Infuriated as the pursuit of Deveraux and Roberts keeps getting complicated, Scott verbally lashes out at supermarket's frightened patrons until the police are called on to stop Scott. But Scott kills all the officers effortlessly.
Eventually after discovering more of UniSol origin, its secrets and how Luc came to be what he is, Deveraux and Veronica are arrested by police and taken on a prison bus. Scott and one last UniSol chase the bus on the road with his mobile truck HQ, murdering most of escorting police officers, including the bus driver. Eventually after a long chase all the way to the edge of a deep canyon, the two vehicles collide and crash off a cliff exploding on impact as Deveraux and Veronica roll out at the last minute, seemingly killing Scott and the other UniSol.
Deveraux and Veronica take refuge at Deveraux's parents' farm where they discover that 30 years have passed since Vietnam War and that Deveraux is in his 50s and that the implants and chemicals have preserved him. As Deveraux contemplated on years of memories he lost, Roberts comforts him by commenting he looks great for a 50-year old man. Just as things begin to settle down, Scott is revealed to be alive, have pursued the couple all the way to Luc's home, and takes Roberts hostage as well as Deveraux's parents to lure out Deveraux for a final confrontation.
Scott, refusing to accept that Vietnam War is long over and their personal enmity no longer has any meaning, engages a duel with Luc. Having injected himself with a super serum to make himself even stronger, Scott nearly beats Luc to death. Scott in his sadistic glee, has Roberts run for her life while he throws a grenade at her, seemingly killing her in a repeat of the situation in Vietnam. Deveraux attacks Scott in a rage, but Scott still possesses the upper hand due to his power serum.
Deveraux, beaten as he was, eventually manages to snatch the last remaining serum syringe from Scott and injects himself too which finally allows Luc to fight Scott on even terms. The two men then have a long brawl, with Luc pounding Scott just as savagely as Scott pummeled Luc previously. After sending Scott flying out of the barn, Luc corners Scott onto a wheat thresher and knocks Scott onto the wheat thresher spikes, impaling his archenemy who had caused him so much problems throughout his life, seemingly killing the psychotic warmonger. When Deveraux goes to inspect the body, Scott suddenly awakens and attempts to impale Deveraux in a final bid to die together. Deveraux breaks Scott's arm and activates the wheat thresher, pulling Scott inside and shredding him to bloody bits. It is also revealed that Veronica survived the grenade blast as a piece of machinery had been shielding her.
Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms[]
Scott appears in a slightly retconned version of the finale of the first film, he then becomes a posthumous antagonist throughout the rest of the film. Footage of his final battle with Luc is shown later on when Otto Mazur takes a look at the footage, saying that Deveraux's actions undermine the thought of bringing him back.
Universal Soldier: Regeneration[]
In the 2009 sequel film Universal Soldier: Regeneration, an upgraded clone of the now deceased Andrew Scott is created by Dr. Colin. Since Scott had serious mental issues, the clone shares this trait and ends up killing his own creator. Towards the end of the film, Deveraux once again faces off against the new and improved Scott and impales him through the forehead with a lead pipe. He then fires a shotgun through the pipe, blowing Scott's brains out.
Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning[]
After being revived once again, Scott is hired by a now rogue Deveraux to be his new lieutenant, in the UniSol uprising. Scott and his men are first seen relaxing in a brothel, before being ambushed by a government controlled UniSol, who proceeds to slaughter his men. When confronted by the assassin, Scott easily defeats him, before injecting him with a serum that frees him from government control. Later, Scott is seen giving a rousing speech to his fellow liberated UniSols, as he announces the "Day of Reckoning" is at hand.
During John's storm of the unisol base, Scott attacks him in the armory, proceeding to engage in a shootout using the armory’s guns which then switches to a melee fight between the two. Scott gets many injuries in the battle but the killing blow is when he loses his machete and John stabs him through the Jhelum throat with it and it goes out of his head.
Quotes[]
| “ | Orders? I'm giving the orders from now on. | „ |
| ~ Andrew Scott taking over command of UniSol Project. |
| “ | God damn it, the whole f**king platoon's dropping like flies! What the hell are you staring at? Do you have any idea what it's like out there? Do you? Well I'm fighting this thing man, it's like kick ass, or kiss ass, and I'm busting heads! It's the only way to win this f**king war. And these s**theads, these yellow traitoring motherf**kers. They're everywhere. And I, Sergeant Andrew Scott of the US Army, I'm gonna teach 'em all. | „ |
| ~ Scott lashes out at the supermarket customers. |
| “ | See? They're everywhere! | „ |
| ~ Scott to the people in the supermarket as he guns down policemen. |
| “ | Now I'm gonna teach you the chain of command private! When I say: "Jump!"; You say: "How high?" Got it? Got it? Take it and stick in your f**king head! | „ |
| ~ Andrew Scott to Luc during the final fight. |
| “ | You can't run from this war soldier! Not under my command. You're growing weak. You should have taken your... medication. | „ |
| ~ Scott to Luc in their fight. |
| “ | That's the spirit soldier!" To Luc, after the he finale pushes him into fighting again, after Luc had previously tried to resolve the situation peacefully. Later echoed by himself, in the Day of Reckoning. | „ |
| “ | Say good night, asshole. | „ |
| ~ Scott at the height of final fight between him and Devereaux. |
| “ | My brothers, let's not forget the moment of sickness. Our thoughts interrupted by unfamiliar worships. We were merely arms and legs, moving to the directive of another mind. But in an instant the veil has lifted. And today, brothers, I stand here to declare your minds are now your own! Each and every one of us bred into slavery, superior to our creators. They gave us nothing inside, but the void in our soul, the curse that binds us together, my brothers. But then he came along. He turned the curse into a blessing. He is the inspiration. He is the light that set us free! We are his eyes and ears and soon we shall multiply 10, 20... a hundred fold! We pioneers will spawn the first generation blessed with free will, taking vengeance upon those whose arrogance once assumed our servitude. With each passing day, we grow stronger, digging deeper into the outside world. Unnoticed, we live among them like ghosts, biding our time... waiting for the moment, when our oppressors shall be forced to kneel before us, and pay for their sins! THE DAY OF RECKONING! | „ |
| ~ Scott delivering his speech to the UniSols. |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Though the character is an American, Dolph Lundgren is from Sweden and Andrew Jackson is from Canada.
- Even though Andrew and Luc are mostly enemies, Dolph Lundgren and Jean Claude-Van Damme are great friends in reality.
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Universal Soldier Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms Universal Soldier: The Return Universal Soldier: Regeneration Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning | ||