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post #101 of 125
7/17/07 at 11:56pm
So I take it none of you have seen "She's Having a Baby". The veritable parade of cameos at the end of that film is astonishing: Bill Murray, Kate Bush (!), Dan Ackroyd, Matthew Broderick (as Ferris Bueller!), and on and on...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096094/fullcredits#cast
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post #102 of 125
7/17/07 at 11:56pm
So I take it none of you have seen "She's Having a Baby". The veritable parade of cameos at the end of that film is astonishing: Bill Murray, Kate Bush (!), Dan Ackroyd, Matthew Broderick (as Ferris Bueller!), and on and on...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096094/fullcredits#cast
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post #103 of 125
7/18/07 at 12:13am
I actually saw that in the theater. It's a testament to how forgettable it is that I even forgot that.
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post #104 of 125
7/18/07 at 12:13am
I actually saw that in the theater. It's a testament to how forgettable it is that I even forgot that.
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post #105 of 125
7/18/07 at 12:44am
I have a real blink and you'll miss it, Steven Spielberg in Vanilla Sky. Tom Cruise's way of reminding you that he can't ever stop reminding you that he's Tom Cruise.
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post #106 of 125
7/18/07 at 12:44am
I have a real blink and you'll miss it, Steven Spielberg in Vanilla Sky. Tom Cruise's way of reminding you that he can't ever stop reminding you that he's Tom Cruise.
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post #107 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:10am
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Originally Posted by beamish13
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As far as Landis' films go, "Into the Night" has the best cameos. I love Amy Heckerling as a waitress and Jonathan Demme as a beduddled fed.
Cronenberg was in that one as well.
Sam Raimi, The Coens and Terry Gilliam all show up in Spies Like Us.
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post #108 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:10am
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Originally Posted by beamish13
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As far as Landis' films go, "Into the Night" has the best cameos. I love Amy Heckerling as a waitress and Jonathan Demme as a beduddled fed.
Cronenberg was in that one as well.
Sam Raimi, The Coens and Terry Gilliam all show up in Spies Like Us.
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post #109 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:25am
Does Tarantino in Desperado count? He's only around for that sequence.

Isaac Hayes in Escape From LA? Oh wait.....fuck that movie.

James Woods in BeCool.

MIKE JUDGE in SOUTH PARK: BLU!!!
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post #110 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:25am
Does Tarantino in Desperado count? He's only around for that sequence.

Isaac Hayes in Escape From LA? Oh wait.....fuck that movie.

James Woods in BeCool.

MIKE JUDGE in SOUTH PARK: BLU!!!
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post #111 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:52am
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Originally Posted by JacknifeJohnny
I have a real blink and you'll miss it, Steven Spielberg in Vanilla Sky. Tom Cruise's way of reminding you that he can't ever stop reminding you that he's Tom Cruise.
I wonder if that one was just a fun little thing they did with each other's movies.

I posted this in the Minority Report thread, but both Cameron Crowe & Cameron Diaz (from Vanilla Sky) cameoed in Minority Report. Crowe was the guy on the train reading the futuristic newspaper, and Diaz is supposedly the blonde behind him (got it off IMDB).

I'm curious, what part of the film is Spielberg in?
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post #112 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:52am
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Originally Posted by JacknifeJohnny
I have a real blink and you'll miss it, Steven Spielberg in Vanilla Sky. Tom Cruise's way of reminding you that he can't ever stop reminding you that he's Tom Cruise.
I wonder if that one was just a fun little thing they did with each other's movies.

I posted this in the Minority Report thread, but both Cameron Crowe & Cameron Diaz (from Vanilla Sky) cameoed in Minority Report. Crowe was the guy on the train reading the futuristic newspaper, and Diaz is supposedly the blonde behind him (got it off IMDB).

I'm curious, what part of the film is Spielberg in?
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post #113 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:58am
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Originally Posted by WayDen
I'm curious, what part of the film is Spielberg in?
He shows up at Cruise's party.
He's even got a line when Cruise greets him. Like "Hey you son of a bitch!", or something like that.

*edit- and yeah that is Diaz in Minority report. You can barely see her though. Good thing too, because she would have been distracting, unlike Crowe, who nobody but people like us would recognize him.
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post #114 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:58am
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Originally Posted by WayDen
I'm curious, what part of the film is Spielberg in?
He shows up at Cruise's party.
He's even got a line when Cruise greets him. Like "Hey you son of a bitch!", or something like that.

*edit- and yeah that is Diaz in Minority report. You can barely see her though. Good thing too, because she would have been distracting, unlike Crowe, who nobody but people like us would recognize him.
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post #115 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:54pm
I remember having to rush to check IMDB when I saw George A Romero in Silence of the Lambs.
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post #116 of 125
7/18/07 at 1:54pm
I remember having to rush to check IMDB when I saw George A Romero in Silence of the Lambs.
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post #117 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:25pm
Spike Jonze in "The Game"...the paramedic who checks out Michael Douglas at the end.

And since I'm on Fincher...

Andrew Kevin Walker in "Panic Room" as the neighbor
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post #118 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:25pm
Spike Jonze in "The Game"...the paramedic who checks out Michael Douglas at the end.

And since I'm on Fincher...

Andrew Kevin Walker in "Panic Room" as the neighbor
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post #119 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:31pm
Just caught Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy again for the first time in years, and while it has its problems Brendan Fraser's zit-faced greasy-haired cameo is brilliant.
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post #120 of 125
7/18/07 at 2:31pm
Just caught Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy again for the first time in years, and while it has its problems Brendan Fraser's zit-faced greasy-haired cameo is brilliant.
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post #121 of 125
7/18/07 at 4:31pm
Oliver Stone in Dave.
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post #122 of 125
7/18/07 at 4:31pm
Oliver Stone in Dave.
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post #123 of 125
7/20/07 at 1:31am
Cripin Glover in the Doors.

And why the fuck was Capote his PR person?
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post #124 of 125
7/23/07 at 3:47pm
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Originally Posted by almostsexy
Although I sort of loathed the film, Tim Robbins cameo in Anchorman really left me stunned. That was a pretty great moment.
True. But actually, I loved Ben Stiller's cameo just a little more. "Como estan, beetches?"

I loved Quentin Tarantino's cameo in Sleep With Me - the whole homoeroticism argument of Top Gun was hilarious.
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post #125 of 125
7/24/07 at 7:08am
James Spaeder in Bob Roberts is hands down my favorite cameo.
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