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APPEARANCE NOTES
Cancelled Appearance – 17/7/26
Metro Citizens, there is no fate but what we make! We are absolutely stoked to announce that 90s icon EDWARD FURLONG is heading to Metro Comic Con!
Back in 1991, he taught a cybernetic assassin how to high-five and then saved humanity, as John Connor in the sci-fi masterpiece Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Beyond the world of Skynet, Edward has delivered gritty, unforgettable performances across massive cult classics like American History X, Detroit Rock City, Brainscan, and Pet Sematary II.
Now, he’s bringing the excitement to Metro City for an epic weekend of photos, autos and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t want to miss!
But best of all? Edward is joining his iconic on-screen mother, Linda Hamilton, for a bucket-list T2 reunion right here in Melbourne! Terminator fans can look forward to a combined guest panel, professional photograph tokens, and a once in a lifetime, not to be missed, exclusive meet & greet event (to be announced at 8pm tonight)
Want to meet the future leader of the human resistance? No problemo – just make sure you grab your tickets before they’re gone! Entry tickets, individual photo & autograph opportunities, and rare duo-photo tokens are going to disappear faster than a liquid-metal Terminator!
The NO FATE Ultimate Fan Pass for Edward Furlong and Linda Hamilton
This Exclusive pass includes:
– 1 hour meet and greet session, seated, with finger food and two drinks* per person included. You’ll be able to chat with Edward and Linda in a relaxed group environment as they spend equal amounts of time between tables.
– A casual group photo will be taken by our event organisers at the end of the evening and emailed to all attendees as a keepsake of your time together with Linda and Edward. This is not a professional photo.
– Collectible “No Fate” Souvenir Entry pass
– Reserved seating in the Linda and Edward T2 duo panel on Sunday only
– Priority queuing for both days, for event entry, tokens booth, plus auto and photo queues for Linda and Edward.
*All beverages will be non-alcoholic to respect guest’s sobriety.
The Meet & Greet Event will be held at the MCEC, commencing 6pm on Saturday 18th July.
(Specific details on pass collection , and meet & greet room location, will be emailed to all ticket holders on Thursday 16th.)
Please note: It is inappropriate to take photographs or ask for autographs during the dinners; anyone doing so will be asked to leave the event.
This exclusive pass is STRICTLY LIMITED.
The “No Fate” Pass does not provide entry into the Metro Comic Con events held at the MCEC.
You do need to be either a day ticket holder, or hold a type of weekend ticket in order to attend the Meet & Greet function with Linda and Edward at 6pm.
TICKETS and TOKENS are ON SALE NOW! ➡️ BUY TICKETS HERE
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Watch this space for more information and stay tuned to our Social Media for updates.
About
Edward Furlong
California native Edward Furlong had never considered a career as an actor until he was discovered by casting director Mali Finn, who was looking for a streetwise teen for a critical role. He eventually impressed James Cameron and was cast as John Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Released in the summer of 1991, T2 became “the biggest movie of 1991” and “one of the great feel-bad blockbusters of all time”, the role earning Edward an MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance and a Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor.
Edward’s role in T2 made him a teen heartthrob and a star, and he followed up with appearances alongside Anthony Edwards and Clancy Brown in Pet Sematary Two; Jeff Bridges in American Heart; Kathy Bates in A Home of Our Own; Tim Roth, Maximilian Schell and Vanessa Redgrave in Little Odessa; and Meryl Streep and Liam Neeson in Before and After, as well as featuring in Aerosmith’s music videos for “Livin’ on the Edge” and “Big Ones You Can Look At”. He received another Saturn nomination for Best Performance by a Younger Actor for Pet Sematary 2 and an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Male Supporting Actor for American Heart, and won a Young Artist Award for Best Youth Actor Leading Role in a Motion Picture Drama for A Home of Our Own.
Other starring roles came in Brainscan and the film adaptation of Truman Capote’s The Grass Harp, before he reprised the role of John Connor in a Universal Studios theme park attraction known as T2-3D: Battle Across Time alongside Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Robert Patrick. He played the title role in Pecker, a John Waters comedy and starred in American History X alongside Edward Norton and in the cult hit Detroit Rock City, with his future partner Natasha Lyonne.
Moving into the next century, Edward starred opposite Willem Defoe in Steve Buscemi’s Animal Factory, and in the medieval drama The Knights of the Quest, before he appeared in Metallica’s music video for “The Unnamed Feeling” and played the eponymous leads in Jimmy in the acclaimed indie film Jimmy & Judy, and The Crow: Wicked Prayer, with David Boreanaz and Tara Reid. Edward featured in shows such as CSI: NY as villain Shane Casey, Star Trek: Renegades, The Glades, and Perception, and many other films followed, including Attack on Darfur, Kingshighway, This Is Not a Movie, where he starred with Peter Coyote and Edi Gathegi, Tequila, Assault on Wall Street, The Reunion, and Seth Rogen’s The Green Hornet.
Edward returned to the Terminator universe with Terminator: Dark Fate, with his teen likeness recreated via CGI. He performed for facial capture in the opening scene of young John Connor’s death. More recently, Edward appeared in Heart of a Champion with fellow Metro Comic Con guest Casper van Dien, and starred in The Forest Hills and the Lovecraftian horror film Unspeakable: Beyond the Wall of Sleep.

This information is correct at the time of publication.
Please check the website and program for each guest/s final timetable, including time and location of appearances at Metro Comic Con.
Guest/s are confirmed, health, travel restrictions and other commitments pending. Further information will be provided via social media should any of these factors prohibit or otherwise impact the guest’s attendance.
Panel rooms may be subject to both venue capacity and safety requirements and may reach maximum capacity. Some panels will require patrons to queue for entry prior to the panel commencing. Please follow the directions of the staff.
An additional service charge may apply to tickets, photograph and autograph tokens purchased online or at the event.



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