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Old 09-08-05, 11:12 AM
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Robert Duvall in Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

Best. Cameo. Ever.
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Sean Connery in Robin Hood: Prince of Theives

And then Patrick Stewart in Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Yep, first two that I thought of as well.

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Ben Stiller in Happy Gilmore

Will Ferell in Boat Trip

Adam Sandler in Rob Sneider's movies and vice versa.
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The Alien skull in Predator 2
Frank Miller in Sin City
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Martin Sheen as Capt. Benjamin L. Willard in Hot Shots Part Deux.

When Charlie Sheen is narrating ala Platoon, Captain Willards boat passes by and the narration overlaps into Apocalypse Now.

"I loved you in "Wall Street"!"
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"I loved you in "Wall Street"!"

so true, jsut watched this the other night, great stuff!
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I just remembered a GREAT one:

Kevin Bacon in "Planes, Trains & Automobiles".
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Where was Bacon at?
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Originally Posted by deadpool24
Ben Stiller in Happy Gilmore
not sure if you can call that a cameo since it was actually a part and stiller wasn't a big name back then. (and there's more stuff with him in the deleted scenes/tv version)
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
I just remembered a GREAT one:

Kevin Bacon in "Planes, Trains & Automobiles".
Ya, I guess he was in character from "She's Having a Baby," another John Hughes flick. I believe he commuted in to the Windy City for work from the 'burbs. That was a great one. "She's Having a Baby" had quite a few stars make appearances during the credits (with baby name suggestions). Matthew Broderick from Bueller, John Candy, Eric Dickerson, etc.
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Originally Posted by Wooderson
Where was Bacon at?
He was in the beginning, racing vs. Steve Martin for a cab in the city during rush hour. Maybe my earlier post suggesting that it was set in Chicago at that point was wrong; it may have been NY.
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Originally Posted by Jippy
"I loved you in "Wall Street"!"
I love that, the hot shots movies are great (kind of an ode to the airplane movies a decade earlier)
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
not sure if you can call that a cameo since it was actually a part and stiller wasn't a big name back then. (and there's more stuff with him in the deleted scenes/tv version)
What scenes is he in? I've seen the movie a million times, but neve noticed him.
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What scenes is he in? I've seen the movie a million times, but neve noticed him.
He's the guy in the nursing home with Sandler's grandma
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Originally Posted by Jericho
He's the guy in the nursing home with Sandler's grandma
Okay, I'm retarted. I thought you were talking about Ben Affleck. I know Ben Stiller was in it.
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Harrison Ford at the end of "Jimmy Hollywood", uncredited and totally unexpected.

i also liked Mark Wahlberg in the first episode of his produced "Entourage".
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I laughed when Bruce Willis and Julia Roberts showed up at the end of Robert Altman's The Player.
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Robin Williams in Adventures of Baron Munchausen.
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Bruce Willis in Oceans Twelve
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Dustin Diamond(aka Samuel "Screech" Powers) in Made.
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Kevin Bacon in "Planes, Trains, & Automobiles". Very funny scene.
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Bruce Willis in Oceans Twelve
See, now I thought that was awful, myself.
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Originally Posted by DonnachaOne
See, now I thought that was awful, myself.

tell me about it
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I always enjoyed Christopher Walken's brief appearance in "Pulp Fiction". Especially when Willis says later:

"Do you know what my father went through to get that watch?"
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I definatley agree with Oliver Stone in Dave and Martin Sheen in Hot Shots:Parrt Deux two of the best camoes ever, if you know the source material.

One I rather enjoyed recently was Dustin Hoffman in Lemony Snicket's: A Series of Unfortunate Events
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