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Barbara Billingsley, Jive Lady, "Airplane!" Sean Connery, King Richard, "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves" Edit, Steven King, movie and TV adaptations of his novels
I gotta give it to Liam Neeson. The guy plays a serious role so, so well. The fact he can play such a silly role so straight and be both intimidating and hilarious, not taking himself so seriously, is just great
@kennyboggs3676 lolz. Or do something like the Alien chest-burster scene from Spaceballs, only Liam gets a light blade through his stomach again and says something like "not again" or "I'm bad at this"
His relationship with Seth Macfarlane actually began when, in trademark serious fashion, he contacted Seth to call him out for his family guy cutaway mocking his inability to hide his Irish accent in most roles by portraying him as a cowboy that sounded the farthest thing from "southern". Liam either didn't understand or pretended not to understand why Seth did cutaways and contacted him to ask what he ever did to Seth to deserve being called out. Seth apologized by saying if he ever needed to cast a cowboy in a movie Liam would be the first person he called.
There were many other better cameos. NPH in Harold and Kumar, Donald Trump in Hone Alone 2, Mickael Jackson in MIB2, Bill Murray in Zombieland, literally every Matt Damon cameo
Sorry buddy, but you're dead wrong. Stan's cameos rest well deserved on the top spot. Charlton Hestons cameo should have been WAY higher up though. Perhaps that's what you meant...?
@@SteveRogers-cx2iw Well if i am not mistaken, in the cartoon Logan came back to life as soon as Magneto removed the adamantium from his bones. The revived Wolverine, though now having claws of bone, were even more of a badass than before.
Well, William Shatner destroys everything he touches. He almost haven't a shred of acting tallent. The guy thinks he is the greatest gift to humanity, when in fact he is a curse upon the movie world. It is because of him i haven't been able to watch through a single episode of the original Star Trek. I find it incredible that the franchise survived him.
You guys really missed a chance to showcase one of my favorite lines in movies. When Happy Gilmore is beating Bob and he yells "the price is wrong, Bob!" It just gets me rolling everytime I see it.
Fun Fact: In the first Men in Black, the end scene where they talk about Bulls Tickets for alien ambassadors and Dennis Rodman being from that planet, the german version had been changed into Concert Tickets and Michael Jackson being the alien. The reply: His disguise is a bit sloppy...
I keep telling friends about the Hulk cameo in Gremlins 2. I was a kid and remember thinking the film actually broke, but suddenly you see the gremlins shadows on the screen and the whole Hulk Hogan scene that follows. One of those things that you had to experience only at the movies.
I also saw it in the cinema and the joke worked perfectly. I was sure something went wrong with the reel until we saw the gremlin-shadows. The VHS version made it look like there was a glitch in the tape but it didnt't work as well as the cinema version.
10:45 “Excuse me, I'm Erik Lehnsherr.” “Charles Xavier.” Logan: Go fugg yourself. Short and direct, no long discussion. I'm already looking forward to Deadpool nonstop blabbering at Logan! 😂😂😂
The best part of the Wolverine cameo with Charles and Eric is that they didn't forget it. It's brought back around in Days of Future Past when McAvoy's Xavier returns the favor in the 1970s.
My favorite Stan Lee cameo wasn’t in a Marvel movie, but in DC’s Teen Titans Go to the Movies. Very fitting tribute from a rival (and former employer) to the most legendary figure in the business.
Best part was the title card on the screen “Hey Kids! It’s Mark Hamill” 😂 Honorable mention to legendary cameos of George Carlin as the hitchhiker, Carrie Fisher as the nun, Judd Nelson as the sheriff and Chris Rock as the director. Oh and Ben Affleck playing 2 characters of his from the View Askewniverse(Holden from Chasing Amy and Shannon from Mallrats) as well as himself in the Good Will Hunting 2 spot 😜 “Affleck you da bomb in Phantoms!”
Another Mel Brooks, but so perfect "Silent Movie" where Marcel Marceau appears to give the only spoken word in the movie (ask your parents/grandparents kids)
My personal favorite of this genre is the AutoTrader ads from a few years ago that brought back Bo and Luke Duke trading in the General Lee for a Dodge Viper.
My late son would have turned 26 this year. I took him to see the Sponge Bob movie. He was quite young at the time, and on the way home from the cinema, I tried to explain to him who Hasslehoff was, including KnightRider. We were still on dial up at the time. Later on I could show him better, but he'd already worked it out.
It obviously has to be Stan Lee given his many, many, many Marvel cameos and his amazing contribution to Marvel itself. They were always amazing to spot. I wish he could have appeared in and seen No Way Home. Personally, I think his cameo in Endgame should have been at Tony’s funeral as like a send off for him too.
There is no way no matter how great the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar cameo was that it was even the best in the movie, because June Cleaver in airplane is the greatest cameo of all time and the funniest
I already always loved and liked Marvel's comicbooks Stan "The Man" Lee's cameos because he is FOREVER uniquely Legendary and King doing cameos NOT only just film but also in comicbooks, Television series, video-games, and many more. 🕷️🕷️🕷️🕸️🕸️🕸️🤘🤘🤟🤟👏👍👍💯💯💯💪💪
Thank you for mentioning Channing Tatum with the Michael Cera cameo in This Is The End. Using your own “Christopher Walken rule” you can argue that both Emma Watson and Michael Cera are actual characters in the movie while Channing Tatum is literally in one scene, has a face reveal and is never mentioned again. IMO that’s a Top 5 all-time cameo 😂
A million ways to die in the west is a great film, and Sara Silverman's character is golden...and Jackson wanted to play Spider-Man and ALMOST played jar jar Binks. Could've been great in the end option 😄
If an extended scene list comes thru, Keanu Reeves in Always Be My Maybe should definitely be on it. Too much for this category but it was such a hilarious role for him.
Danny Glover in Maverick! It was epic, the “Roger Murtaugh” theme music as ha and Mel Gibson stared at each other, then the famous line, “I’m too old for this shit”
Often wondered how many people got that the whole Trixx cereal was a nodd to the movie RANSOM i know alot of people watching aint gonna be the required 18 years old to watch the movie and that movie came out like 20 years or there abouts b4 ted 2, i think they picked that because it was Danny Wahlberg who bought the trixx cereal and it was a fairly note worthy plot point.
I remember once in school over 20 years ago, I had a classmate that could remember every single line from a movie after just watching it twice. We talked about Hulk Hogan's cameo in Spy Hard and I mentioned that he was in Gremlins 2. And he was like "Wait, what? Hulk Hogan in Gremlins 2? Me and another friend of mine had to convince him that we did not mistake either the movie or remembering the movie wrong, because he was certain that he never saw Hulk Hogan in Gremlins 2, and we had just talked about that movie the other week so we knew all of us had seen it. It was many years later that I found out there was a version with John Wayne instead, made so the joke would work when you watch the movie at home.
(I know a lot of these are musicians but) What another of these lists should include: -All the cameos from "Last action hero" (including Arnold Schwarzenegger as himself despite of the hero being played by him as well and Robert Patrick as the T-1000) -Brad Pitt as The Vanisher in "Deadpool 2" -Christopher Walken in "Pulp Fiction" -Chuck Norris in "Dodgeball" -Tim Robbins in "Tenacious D: in The Pick Of Destiny" -Tom Cruise in "Tropic Thunder", although strictly speaking, it is not a cameo, but a minor role as same as with many of the entries on this list. -Billy Zane in "Zoolander", Billy Zane in "Back to the Future", "Back to the Future II" & "Back to the Future III" -Huey Lewis in "Back to the Future" -Flea in "The Big Lebowski", "Back to the Future II" & "Back to the Future III" -ZZ Top in "Back to the future III" -The Ramones in "Rock 'n' Roll high school" -Alice Cooper in "Dark Shadows", Alice Cooper in "Wayne's World" -George Harrison in "Life of Brian" and other British musicians and actors in Monty Python movies -Lemmy in "Airheads" -Keith Richards and Paul McCartney in the Pirates of The Caribbean movies, (I don't know which ones since I'm not a fan of the franchise and I've never been.) -Weird Al Yankovic in the "Spy hard" and "Naked Gun" movies. -Jack White in "Walk Hard" -Meatloaf as "Eddie" in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" -Dio, Meatloaf, Dave Grohl, Ben Stiller and many others in "Tenacious D: in The Pick Of Destiny" -Bruce Springsteen in "High Fidelity" -Phil Collins in "Hook" -Tom Petty in "The Postman" -Tom Jones, Jack Black and many others in "Mars Attacks" -Mark Hamill in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" -Carrie Fisher in "Austin Powers" -Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing reprising their roles of Count Dracula and Dr. Frankenstein from the Hammer films in "One more time"
Won't count Walken's literal cameo from Pulp Fiction but you'll put in KAJ who was cast as a full on character in airplane and Bob Barker in Happy Gilmore?
Iam not sure if its consider a cameo,but nevertheless Tom Cruise "Les Grossman" in "Tropic Thunder" is for sure the Best "cameo performance Ever. Everytime i think in one of the scenes where Les Grossman enter,i piss my pants from an uncontrollable Laugh. One of the Greatest Hilarious Characters in cinema history.
While Stan Lee is an obvious win on this list for cameos (outranking Alfred Hitchcock’s own cameos)… The Spaceballs cameo with John Hurt humorously reprising his role of Kane from Alien, where a chest burster erupted. THAT won me over. “Oh, no. Not again.” Except this chest burster pulled a Looney Tunes! 🤣 Michael Jackson cameoing in MIB is a bonus! Agent M, all the way!
Billy Idol cemented himself in my mind with that role. As a 90s kid, he always came off as ingenuine to me until I learned people actually took him seriously in his day, and still do. Saw him do his thing in Vegas and it was everything you'd want it to be. I only hope I have half the energy of Billy Idol each and every day. Could be all the cocaine.... And... Funny People should be revisited. Its not nearly as bad as its reputation
We all missed, going to miss & will always remember that Stan Lee is the best Cameo in every Marvel Cinematic Universe we ever had. Thank you Stan Lee for everything you have done.
Spaceballs: The Diner scene with John Hurt from Alien. The alien spawn dancing and singing on the Diner countertop is a remake bit from a well known Warner Brothers Merry Melodies cartoon character. Michigan Jackson Frog is an animated cartoon character from the Warner Bros.' Merrie Melodies film series. Originally a one-shot character, his only appearance during the original run of the Merrie Melodies series was as the star of the , "One Froggy Evening", short film.
@user-xf2my3hq8x he is one of the main roles, credited actor in the movie. A camio is a small role, usually limited to a single scene. Ryan Reynolds, Jammie Foxx, Ewan Mcgregor in a Million Ways to Die in the West.
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Stan Lee 💯 I'm definitely gonna miss him and his cameos here
eminem in the interview
Stan Lee
I'd say it's a bit of a stretch to call Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in Airplane a cameo
Barbara Billingsley, Jive Lady, "Airplane!"
Sean Connery, King Richard, "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves"
Edit, Steven King, movie and TV adaptations of his novels
I gotta give it to Liam Neeson. The guy plays a serious role so, so well. The fact he can play such a silly role so straight and be both intimidating and hilarious, not taking himself so seriously, is just great
His Atlanta cameo was so great, as well.
@@chemicalE-p3n ooh, I haven't seen that one. Thank you for letting me know 😁
@kennyboggs3676 lolz. Or do something like the Alien chest-burster scene from Spaceballs, only Liam gets a light blade through his stomach again and says something like "not again" or "I'm bad at this"
His relationship with Seth Macfarlane actually began when, in trademark serious fashion, he contacted Seth to call him out for his family guy cutaway mocking his inability to hide his Irish accent in most roles by portraying him as a cowboy that sounded the farthest thing from "southern". Liam either didn't understand or pretended not to understand why Seth did cutaways and contacted him to ask what he ever did to Seth to deserve being called out. Seth apologized by saying if he ever needed to cast a cowboy in a movie Liam would be the first person he called.
That's why I think he'll be perfect in the new The Naked Gun remake he's doing.
Nobody could have beat Stan “The Man” Lee’s cameos. RIP sir, excelsior!
Ancient Vulcan proverb, only Stan Lee can cameo in Teen Titans Go to the Movies.
My favorite Stan Lee cameo was the delivery driver in Captain America: Civil War. "I have a package for Tony Stank."😂😂😂
nuff said
There were many other better cameos. NPH in Harold and Kumar, Donald Trump in Hone Alone 2, Mickael Jackson in MIB2, Bill Murray in Zombieland, literally every Matt Damon cameo
Sorry buddy, but you're dead wrong. Stan's cameos rest well deserved on the top spot. Charlton Hestons cameo should have been WAY higher up though. Perhaps that's what you meant...?
When the world needed Jackman the most he reprised his role for "Deadpool & Wolverine"
he's not afraif of damaging his reputation by playing a character he already killed, is he? 🙄
@@SteveRogers-cx2iw Well if i am not mistaken, in the cartoon Logan came back to life as soon as Magneto removed the adamantium from his bones. The revived Wolverine, though now having claws of bone, were even more of a badass than before.
@@SteveRogers-cx2iw After watching the movie: ain't nothing was damaged. It was a good call on his part.
Ted 2 is great. "You understand that I myself am not a child?" lol
The follow up was great!
The Dodgeball cameos??? David Hasselhoff, Chuck Norris, Willam Shatner & Lance Armstrong. Those were all epic.
That movie is great. I'm glad Hulu has it now.
Chuck Norris in Expendables 2
Great movie. Shatner seemed excited to have his decision overturned.
I agree!!!
Well, William Shatner destroys everything he touches. He almost haven't a shred of acting tallent. The guy thinks he is the greatest gift to humanity, when in fact he is a curse upon the movie world. It is because of him i haven't been able to watch through a single episode of the original Star Trek. I find it incredible that the franchise survived him.
Scotty doesn't know shouldve won a Grammy
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I still remember all of the lyrics to this day.....
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I love the first words out of Wolverine's mouth was, "Go fuck yourself." Didn't even give them a chance, LOL!
You get one F-bomb in a PG-13 film, and I don't think they could've spent it more wisely.
And he improvised that
Those words were expected from Wolverine.
Stan Lee cameos were iconic - me looking for him in every MCU movie. Excelsior!
You guys really missed a chance to showcase one of my favorite lines in movies. When Happy Gilmore is beating Bob and he yells "the price is wrong, Bob!" It just gets me rolling everytime I see it.
I think it's because he said "bitch" they couldn't show that part of the scene.
Fun Fact: In the first Men in Black, the end scene where they talk about Bulls Tickets for alien ambassadors and Dennis Rodman being from that planet, the german version had been changed into Concert Tickets and Michael Jackson being the alien. The reply: His disguise is a bit sloppy...
I keep telling friends about the Hulk cameo in Gremlins 2. I was a kid and remember thinking the film actually broke, but suddenly you see the gremlins shadows on the screen and the whole Hulk Hogan scene that follows. One of those things that you had to experience only at the movies.
Video release had a different cameo.
It also has "Angel of Death" by Slayer in it and no one remembers it.
I also saw it in the cinema and the joke worked perfectly. I was sure something went wrong with the reel until we saw the gremlin-shadows.
The VHS version made it look like there was a glitch in the tape but it didnt't work as well as the cinema version.
10:45 “Excuse me, I'm Erik Lehnsherr.” “Charles Xavier.” Logan: Go fugg yourself.
Short and direct, no long discussion. I'm already looking forward to Deadpool nonstop blabbering at Logan! 😂😂😂
That Eminem cameo is the best
The best part of the Wolverine cameo with Charles and Eric is that they didn't forget it. It's brought back around in Days of Future Past when McAvoy's Xavier returns the favor in the 1970s.
My favorite Stan Lee cameo wasn’t in a Marvel movie, but in DC’s Teen Titans Go to the Movies. Very fitting tribute from a rival (and former employer) to the most legendary figure in the business.
Ancient Vulcan proverb, only Stan Lee can cameo in Teen Titans Go to the Movies.
Mark Hamil in Jay & Silent Bob. Guy’s a treasure!
Best part was the title card on the screen “Hey Kids! It’s Mark Hamill” 😂
Honorable mention to legendary cameos of George Carlin as the hitchhiker, Carrie Fisher as the nun, Judd Nelson as the sheriff and Chris Rock as the director.
Oh and Ben Affleck playing 2 characters of his from the View Askewniverse(Holden from Chasing Amy and Shannon from Mallrats) as well as himself in the Good Will Hunting 2 spot 😜
“Affleck you da bomb in Phantoms!”
They should have also listed Carrie Fisger in Austin Powers, that scene was hilarious and Carrie played it amazingly.
The Neil Patrick Harris character in 'Harold and Kumar" walked so Barney Stinson could run.
A couple that were missed that quickly popped in my head was Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Rundown. And Danny Glover in Maverick.
Screw you're freedom's!!!
I absolutely thought of that Danny Glover cameo.
David bowie's hair in zoolander is just awesome
David Bowie's hair and David Bowie himself was always amazing, a magical figure was the Gobling King, rest well Starman!
That anchorman scene will never get old 😂😂😂😂😂
Chris Evens: what the sh*t?
me: Language!
Stan Lee's cameo's in MCU are the best
RIP 😞
Bob Barker was the only person to contain Happy Gilmore, definition of a true legend... R.I.P. Bob Barker
The alien is doing the bit from " One Froggy Evening", the Warner Brothers cartoon from 1955.
"Oh no, not again!!"
Billy Idol in the wedding singer was great 😂
*“Excelsior!”*
- Stan Lee (1922-2018)
Excelsior!
Donald Glover as a bank robber in Maverick. Fitting, for the Lethal Weapon movies
I'm too old for this shit!
@@jonzmoviebar7580it's Danny Glover (Donald is a mediocre rapper).
Lmao Em’s tough guy face and bottom lip crazy😆🥲
Another Mel Brooks, but so perfect "Silent Movie" where Marcel Marceau appears to give the only spoken word in the movie (ask your parents/grandparents kids)
The Anchorman cameo fight scene is still one of my favs! Seeing this in the theatre was amazing.😂😂❤
Yes David Bowie in Zoolander was the best!
My personal favorite of this genre is the AutoTrader ads from a few years ago that brought back Bo and Luke Duke trading in the General Lee for a Dodge Viper.
My late son would have turned 26 this year. I took him to see the Sponge Bob movie. He was quite young at the time, and on the way home from the cinema, I tried to explain to him who Hasslehoff was, including KnightRider. We were still on dial up at the time. Later on I could show him better, but he'd already worked it out.
Completely agree on number one!
Keef in Pirates of the Caribbean as Jack's very old man 😅
And Paul?
It obviously has to be Stan Lee given his many, many, many Marvel cameos and his amazing contribution to Marvel itself. They were always amazing to spot. I wish he could have appeared in and seen No Way Home. Personally, I think his cameo in Endgame should have been at Tony’s funeral as like a send off for him too.
Excelsior!
There is no way no matter how great the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar cameo was that it was even the best in the movie, because June Cleaver in airplane is the greatest cameo of all time and the funniest
And speaking Jive, no less😂
I think this is the most deserved number one spot.
Bruce Willis in Loaded Weapon 1
I already always loved and liked Marvel's comicbooks Stan "The Man" Lee's cameos because he is FOREVER uniquely Legendary and King doing cameos NOT only just film but also in comicbooks, Television series, video-games, and many more. 🕷️🕷️🕷️🕸️🕸️🕸️🤘🤘🤟🤟👏👍👍💯💯💯💪💪
For rescuing him from every peril in the _LEGO Marvel_ games, he becomes a playable character.
Excelsior!
That final scene... my favorite one from Mister Cameo ! very nice ;)
My Favorite Cameo is Betty Boop in " Who Framed Roger Rabbit ". Both Betty Boop & Mae Questel Still Got It.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Love a good cameo
Love a good cameo
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! Stan Lee. May he rest in peace.. 😥
You could've just put everyone for This Is the End. Every cameo was hilarious
Thank you for mentioning Channing Tatum with the Michael Cera cameo in This Is The End.
Using your own “Christopher Walken rule” you can argue that both Emma Watson and Michael Cera are actual characters in the movie while Channing Tatum is literally in one scene, has a face reveal and is never mentioned again.
IMO that’s a Top 5 all-time cameo 😂
A million ways to die in the west is a great film, and Sara Silverman's character is golden...and Jackson wanted to play Spider-Man and ALMOST played jar jar Binks. Could've been great in the end option 😄
I liked Ewan McGregor's cameo. As well as Ralph Garman.
😂 First class
Logan 🎉
David hasselholf in the SpongeBob movie is forever my favourite 😂😂
If an extended scene list comes thru, Keanu Reeves in Always Be My Maybe should definitely be on it. Too much for this category but it was such a hilarious role for him.
I've watched many of your guys' videos, but this one has earned a thumbsup from me. Well done, through and through. Keep at it foks!
Who knew Bob Barker could throw hands like that!
#2, I was laughing so hard when I first saw all those 😂
Danny Glover in Maverick! It was epic, the “Roger Murtaugh” theme music as ha and Mel Gibson stared at each other, then the famous line, “I’m too old for this shit”
Now THIS was a great video ! Congratulations!
7:20
It won an MTV Movie Award for Best Fight
Often wondered how many people got that the whole Trixx cereal was a nodd to the movie RANSOM i know alot of people watching aint gonna be the required 18 years old to watch the movie and that movie came out like 20 years or there abouts b4 ted 2, i think they picked that because it was Danny Wahlberg who bought the trixx cereal and it was a fairly note worthy plot point.
Bill Murray should've been number 1. Him getting shot was so messed up and hilarious at the same time. I laugh every time I see it.
They shouldn't have done the follow-up in Zombieland 2, though.
After seeing the number one on the list. Not surprised to see Stan the man, he's the man.
Excelsior!
Indeed. Excelsior!
Mel Gibson on Father's Day; Brad Pitt on Deadpool 2, Ryan Reynolds on Ted.
I remember once in school over 20 years ago, I had a classmate that could remember every single line from a movie after just watching it twice. We talked about Hulk Hogan's cameo in Spy Hard and I mentioned that he was in Gremlins 2. And he was like "Wait, what? Hulk Hogan in Gremlins 2? Me and another friend of mine had to convince him that we did not mistake either the movie or remembering the movie wrong, because he was certain that he never saw Hulk Hogan in Gremlins 2, and we had just talked about that movie the other week so we knew all of us had seen it. It was many years later that I found out there was a version with John Wayne instead, made so the joke would work when you watch the movie at home.
Awesome list, keep it up
In the #24 entry, that is proof that the karate lessons Bob Barker once had from Chuck Norris finally paid off.
(I know a lot of these are musicians but) What another of these lists should include:
-All the cameos from "Last action hero" (including Arnold Schwarzenegger as himself despite of the hero being played by him as well and Robert Patrick as the T-1000)
-Brad Pitt as The Vanisher in "Deadpool 2"
-Christopher Walken in "Pulp Fiction"
-Chuck Norris in "Dodgeball"
-Tim Robbins in "Tenacious D: in The Pick Of Destiny"
-Tom Cruise in "Tropic Thunder", although strictly speaking, it is not a cameo, but a minor role as same as with many of the entries on this list.
-Billy Zane in "Zoolander", Billy Zane in "Back to the Future", "Back to the Future II" & "Back to the Future III"
-Huey Lewis in "Back to the Future"
-Flea in "The Big Lebowski", "Back to the Future II" & "Back to the Future III"
-ZZ Top in "Back to the future III"
-The Ramones in "Rock 'n' Roll high school"
-Alice Cooper in "Dark Shadows", Alice Cooper in "Wayne's World"
-George Harrison in "Life of Brian" and other British musicians and actors in Monty Python movies
-Lemmy in "Airheads"
-Keith Richards and Paul McCartney in the Pirates of The Caribbean movies, (I don't know which ones since I'm not a fan of the franchise and I've never been.)
-Weird Al Yankovic in the "Spy hard" and "Naked Gun" movies.
-Jack White in "Walk Hard"
-Meatloaf as "Eddie" in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
-Dio, Meatloaf, Dave Grohl, Ben Stiller and many others in "Tenacious D: in The Pick Of Destiny"
-Bruce Springsteen in "High Fidelity"
-Phil Collins in "Hook"
-Tom Petty in "The Postman"
-Tom Jones, Jack Black and many others in "Mars Attacks"
-Mark Hamill in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back"
-Carrie Fisher in "Austin Powers"
-Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing reprising their roles of Count Dracula and Dr. Frankenstein from the Hammer films in "One more time"
Bob Barker was n Happy Gilmore should have been top 5.
Won't count Walken's literal cameo from Pulp Fiction but you'll put in KAJ who was cast as a full on character in airplane and Bob Barker in Happy Gilmore?
And Neil Patrick Harris who was such a character he was in all 3 Harold and Kumar movies 😉
@@NotMeNaNaNa Exactly
lmao the scotty doesnt know song is so beyond accidentally awesome its the best ever example of it.
so good. !!!
Iam not sure if its consider a cameo,but nevertheless Tom Cruise "Les Grossman" in "Tropic Thunder" is for sure the Best "cameo performance Ever.
Everytime i think in one of the scenes where Les Grossman enter,i piss my pants from an uncontrollable Laugh.
One of the Greatest Hilarious Characters in cinema history.
Stan Lee in the Marvel movies is the best cameos ever
Excelsior!
16:21 Robert Patrick also reprises his role as T-1000 in Last Action Hero when Danny Madigan enters the police station with Jack Slater.
Robert Patrick also did a cameo as T-1000 Cop in the 1993 movie "Last Action Hero" staring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Charlton Heston also has a cameo in Seinfeld as like as Maria Tomei, Jeff Goldblum and Jon Voight. Not mentioned about Extras for Daniel Radcliffe.
While Stan Lee is an obvious win on this list for cameos (outranking Alfred Hitchcock’s own cameos)…
The Spaceballs cameo with John Hurt humorously reprising his role of Kane from Alien, where a chest burster erupted. THAT won me over. “Oh, no. Not again.” Except this chest burster pulled a Looney Tunes! 🤣
Michael Jackson cameoing in MIB is a bonus! Agent M, all the way!
The chest buster sequence was absolutely hysterical!
I never imagined seeing Hasselhoff’s hairy back…but there it was in all its glory
I love Billy Idols face when the biker stands up to defend him from Glen lol 😆 😂 😄
You may pay money 💴 for a ticket 🎟 but that level of “poke fun of” was priceless! 😂
So....... Adam Sandler has some of the greatest cameos in his movies! WAY TO GO SANDLER!! 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻
Liam's got my number 1. I even used his dialog when someone was complaining about Disney reusing old lines in Star Wars shows.
That David Hasselhoff cameo was part of my childhood
No Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers?!! That cameo was epic!!
Can't believe you snubbed "Hey Kids, It's Mark Hamill" from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back!
Billy Idol cemented himself in my mind with that role. As a 90s kid, he always came off as ingenuine to me until I learned people actually took him seriously in his day, and still do. Saw him do his thing in Vegas and it was everything you'd want it to be. I only hope I have half the energy of Billy Idol each and every day.
Could be all the cocaine....
And... Funny People should be revisited. Its not nearly as bad as its reputation
We all missed, going to miss & will always remember that Stan Lee is the best Cameo in every Marvel Cinematic Universe we ever had. Thank you Stan Lee for everything you have done.
Excelsior!
A million ways is one of my favorite movies!
Ozzy in Little Nicky with No More Tears in the background is badass!!
Spaceballs: The Diner scene with John Hurt from Alien. The alien spawn dancing and singing on the Diner countertop is a remake bit from a well known Warner Brothers Merry Melodies cartoon character.
Michigan Jackson Frog is an animated cartoon character from the Warner Bros.' Merrie Melodies film series. Originally a one-shot character, his only appearance during the original run of the Merrie Melodies series was as the star of the , "One Froggy Evening", short film.
If you put Ozzy in Little Nicky, you gotta put Lemmy in Airheads
That's a fantastic suggestion!
This needs a part 2 after Deadpool & Wolverine
Ultimate cameo has to be Queen Elizabeth II in Paddington. Like, WTAF!!!
i wish stan lee played old man capt america. that would explain so much about his cameos
That is the best Tom Cruise you could come up with? Les Grossman in Tropic of Thunder. Signed-Richard.
Wasnt a camio, that was a role
@@SgtD85 He was in full make-up. Which one does it count as?
@user-xf2my3hq8x he is one of the main roles, credited actor in the movie. A camio is a small role, usually limited to a single scene.
Ryan Reynolds, Jammie Foxx, Ewan Mcgregor in a Million Ways to Die in the West.
@@SgtD85 Thank you for the clarification.
Not sure if Emma Watson in "This is the End" should be considered a cameo, but great list.
I thought the sentence at 10:30 was problematic for a second there lol.
My 2 favs ever are Bob Barker on Happy Gilmore and Wayne Brady on the Chapelle show... to hear them so out of character effing hilarious!
Stan (the king 👑 of cameos) Lee doesn't get better with that
Excelsior!
NPH in White Castle shouldve taken every spot on this list.
John Hurt: Spaceballs/Aliens
The writer suffered from Crohn's, he wrote the alien bursting out of the gut as a visual representation of the affliction
Ok, if Walken doesn't qualify, how the hell does Kareem? He probably had more screen time than C.W.
That wasn't Liam Neeson..... That's Bryan Mills