In a touching homage to Dynarski composed by Kearney, the playwright remembered that his pal had a “brilliant” for pissing off the one incorrect individuals.

Still, Dynarski would always transform in “superb efficiencies”, even if he still normally managed to “place himself on the incorrect side of people,” Kearney added.

According to Kearney’s homage (and I truly suggest you check out the whole point), Dynarski was born to Polish immigrants in New York.

Still, Dynarski would always turn in “superb performances”, even if he still generally managed to “put himself on the wrong side of people,” Kearney added. He also concluded that despite his “abrasive and harsh diatribes,” Dynarski was ultimately a generous and kindhearted man who was “hard to stay pissed at.”

According to Kearney’s tribute (and I really recommend you read the whole thing), Dynarski was born to Polish immigrants in New York. He lied about his age to join the Navy at the tender age of 16, before moving to California in 1957 to begin his career in acting. By all accounts, it seems he lived a fascinating life. His role in a beloved 1996 RTS game is very much the tip of the iceberg.

A remaster of will be releasing for PC on June 5th. We know that EA wants to keep the game as authentic and true to the original as possible, and have worked to enhance and remaster number of the original FMV scenes. Hopefully Dynarski’s performance is among those old tapes, so that a whole new generation can see him in action.