Sam Axe

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Commander Samuel "Sam" Ax, USN (ret.) is a fictitious character in the television series Burning Notice and the TV movie Burn Notice: The fall of Sam Kapak , and played by Bruce Campbell. He is the best friend of the former spy star who burned Michael Westen, the main character in Burning Notice .

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Sam served over 20 years as a US Navy SEAL and "retired" with full benefits at the Commander rank in February 2005 as part of a graymail deal that made the real event of Operation potentially embarrassing, SUPPORTING SUPPORT in Colombia as a secret. The deal includes First Class air tickets to Miami, Florida, change clothes, and cold beer. In Miami, Ax helped Westen with freelance work, knew him since at least 1992, and the work they do together in Poland. He often uses the closing name of "Chuck Finley" after the pitcher of California Angels, owner of the famous Oakland A baseball Charlie Finley, or both: which, he often and successfully bet on players/teams; coincidentally it is also the name of fellow brothers Bruce Campbell, who, too, according to The Press Democrat, who had been friends with real-life baseball players.

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Sam Ax as Chuck Finley

"Chuck Finley" is the alias and cover identity that Sam Ax used in many episodes of Burning Notice . "Chuck Finley" also turned into "Charles Finley" when Sam felt that the cover had to be more sophisticated and up-scale, and often became a "legit" con man and persona.

Chuck Finley Overview

Chuck Finley made his first appearance on the third episode of the first season of Burning Notice, "Fight or Flight" as a character attorney for Cara Stagner, a waitress at a nightclub under Michael's attic.

However, chronologically in line with the series, Chuck Finley first appeared in the prequel of The Fall of Sam Ax . Ax adopted Chuck Finley for the first time at the "CIA Intelligence Secret facility" in Colombia while requesting help from a military base in Santa Marta; in this case, the alias is "Deputy Assistant Director of Intelligence Chuck Finley" from the NSA headquarters.

When Ax was asked by aid worker Amanda Maples why she chose the name "Chuck Finley", Sam replied: "Making a lot of money bet on him back on that day I think it was a lucky name," The scene from "The Fall of Sam Ax" while holding an endless edition of a fictional sports magazine called "Sports Action" with a cover page titled "Pitching Giants: Remembering Chuck Finley". Apparently, "Chuck Finley" was named after Sam Ax's frequent baseball pitcher and managed to bet, though this name was more widely known in baseball than the Oakland A team in the 1970s, owned by colorful Charlie Finley, and this may even be source name, because anyone in the Ax age group will know the man's reputation.

Chuck Finley: Character

In an interview, Bruce Campbell has stated that Sam Ax uses Chuck Finley to convince people without dragging the character of Sam Ax, who has a past career as US Navy SEAL, on this issue.

Bruce Campbell has mentioned that, by coincidence, it is also the name of a former co-worker of his real father.

In an interview about Burning Notice: The Fall of Sam Ax to Darryl Morden from Buzzine, Bruce Campbell has mentioned the following:

Morden: "What about Sam's impostor persona, Chuck Finley? Are we going to see more about him at the show or in the prequel movie?"

Campbell: "Oh yes, Chuck's everywhere, Chuck Finley forever." [And Chuck also provided a Burn Notice t-shirt that was shared with fans who attended the panel.]

Chuck Finley's appearance in the episode of Burning Notice

Chuck Finley has made appearances in the following 21 episodes of Burning Notice until Season 5.

In all episodes, Chuck has taken various professions to match the situation, ranging from lawyers or police officers or doctors, to motivational speakers or members of Glades homeowners' associations.

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References

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External links

• USA Burn Notice: Sam Ax Character Bio at USA.com

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