‘Austin Powers’ Star Sentenced For Killing Cellmate

Joseph Son — the Ultimate Fighting Championship brawler who found fame in "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" — has been sentenced for beating his cellmate to death in a California prison!

Joseph Son — the Ultimate Fighting Championship brawler who found fame in "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" — has been sentenced for beating his cellmate to death in a California prison!

Son caught a big break when Mike Myers hired him to play "Random Task" In his 1997 comedy classic — with the burly fighter performing a parody of homicidal henchman "Oddjob" from the James Bond classic "Goldfinger." But the rising star had his career cut short when he was busted for kidnapping and raping a woman at gunpoint on Christmas Eve in 1990.

Joseph Son — the Ultimate Fighting Championship brawler who found fame in "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" — has been sentenced for beating his cellmate to death in a California prison!

Son caught a big break when Mike Myers hired him to play "Random Task" In his 1997 comedy classic — with the burly fighter performing a parody of homicidal henchman "Oddjob" from the James Bond classic "Goldfinger." But the rising star had his career cut short when he was busted for kidnapping and raping a woman at gunpoint on Christmas Eve in 1990.

He was sentenced from 7 years to life — and now he's been given a maximum penalty of 27 more years for killing sex offender Michael Thomas Graham in 2011. He wasn't officially charged until 2013 — despite prison staff claiming Son had calmly explained, "I told you that I need to get out of here" when they discovered Graham's corpse in his cell on the evening of Oct. 10, 2011.