One of my favorites is Charlton Heston in "Wayne's World 2".
the opening cameo sequence in austin powers 3
madonna in girl 6
tori spelling in scream 2
charlton heston in any given sunday
spielberg in vanilla sky
Most Hitchcock ones
Jack Nicholson in "Broadcast News"
Michael Keaton and Samuel L. Jackson in "Out Of Sight"
Brad Pitt and David Fincher in "Full Frontal"
Hunter S. Thompson in "Fear and Loathing..."
Charlie Sheen in "Being John Malkovich"
David Lynch in "Fire Walk With Me"
Crispin Glover in "Wild At Heart"
Stan Lee in "Daredevil"
Quote from: mogwaiOne of my favorites is Charlton Heston in "Wayne's World 2".
Yeah, me too! He really thinks he's the best actor in the world! What he doesn't realize is that Myers makes a total joke out of him.....
Famous Heston lines include:
"Take your hands off me you damned dirty ape."
"It's a Madhouse! A mad house!"
"Alright, but your so damned ugly."
"YOU MANIACS! YOU BLEW IT UP! DAMN YOU! GOD DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!"
...the last one with all the "you blew it up!" that's just great.
But remember, these lines only have a artistic value when said by Mr. Heston himself!
the opening of "Goldmember"
all the appearances in "Jay and Silent Bob" (top 3: Gus Van Sant, Mark Hamill, Jason Biggs)
all the appearances in "Silent Movie"
"The Player"
Certainly the Goldmember opening and the Damon/Affleck filming of Good Will Hunting 2: Hunting Season in J&SBSB. Hell, throw in Mark Hamill as Cock Knocker too.
ya goldmember and half baked
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if we can include TV cameos, then Philip Baker Hall in seinfield
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spielberg in vanilla sky
Where?
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That's the girl ape.
And I'd have to say Brad Pitt and Matt Damon made me laugh like no other in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
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spielberg in vanilla sky
Where?
PTA in Minority Report.
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spielberg in vanilla sky
Where?
At the birthday party near the beginning. Cruise's character enters and Spielberg greets him with a: "David, you ol' sonofabitch."
Jim Jarmusch in "Sling Blade"
Huey Lewis in "Back to the Future"
Bruce Campbel in "Spiderman"
I just remembered about Michael Jackson's cameo in "MIB 2" and Marshall McLuhan's cameo in "Annie Hall"
until a few days ago i hadn't seen beverly hills cop 3, but when axel foley is running around wonderworld he cuts in line in front of george lucas.
although the movie itself is terrible, woody harrelson's cameo in Anger Management is cool :)
jim jarmush and lou reed in blue in the face
snoop dogg in half baked
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This one is actually THE funniest cameo!
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And I'd have to say Brad Pitt and Matt Damon made me laugh like no other in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
The
only good thing in that movie. Totally out of place and gratuitous, but it woke me up for an all-too brief moment.
Ed Norton's first appearance in Frida did that too, and worked as a jolt out of the period feel, which was great. Shame they had to turn it into more.