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Snake Plissken
| Character | |
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| Name: | S.D. "Snake" Plissken |
| Occupation: | former United States Army Special Forces lieutenant turned criminal |
| Relationships: | |
| Fandom: | Escape from New York |
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Snake Plissken is the protagonist of the film Escape from New York (1981) and its sequel Escape from L.A (1996). In both films, he is portrayed by Kurt Russell.
Canon
Fandom
Quotations
Some fans commented on Snake's belly cobra tattoo:
Someone really should've told John Carpenter no on the sharpie looking cum gutter snake tattoo in Escape From New York, but I'm really glad that they didn'thotpussylovecraft on tumblr (September 18, 2021), Archived version
Pairings
Shipping Snake Plissken with other characters seems to be uncommon in fandom.
Sometimes, Plissken is shipped with other characters played by Kurt Russell in same-actor crossovers and most of them are rarepairs. Examples are Snake/Jack Burton from Big Trouble in Little China (1986) [1] and Jack O'Neil from Stargate (1994). The latter pairing is also known under the portmanteau snack.
Snake/Reader is also very rare; [2] fan writer and blogger one-boring-person has written a few fics in the genre on request and published them on tumblr.[3]
Fannish Links
- Dark Paradise, a het anthology
- How Do You Like Your Blue-Eyed Boy, a gen novel
- Return to New York, a gen novel
- Snakebit, a gen anthology
Archives & Resources
- Snake Plissken tag on the Ao3
- The Unmade Snake Plissken Project, Archived version by Padraig Cotter (Den of Geek, 2017)
- Wikipedia:Snake Plissken
References
- ^ See: Jack Burton/Snake Plissken tag on the Ao3
- ^ See: Snake Plissken/Reader tag on the Ao3
- ^ See: one-boring-person on tumblr, Archived version