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Big Nasty

Robert Patrick, the T-1000 in T2 is also Agent Cabe Gallo in Scorpion.

maximoose

Birneybau wrote: »

Gus Frings meet Buggin' Out from 'Do The Right Thing'

Also Jack Baer, the agent chasing Keyser Soze in The Usual Suspects

Stone Deaf 4evr

Vincent d'onofrio - best known as private pile from full metal jacket



is also this guy on law and order




and was also the bad guy in the first Men in Black film



only realised it when they announced he is playing the Kingpin in the new daredevil show on netflix.

delbertgrady

D'Onofrio is also a brilliant Orson Welles in Ed Wood.

Jimbob1977

Stone Deaf 4evr wrote: »

Vincent d'onofrio - best known as private pile from full metal jacket



is also this guy on law and order




and was also the bad guy in the first Men in Black film



only realised it when they announced he is playing the Kingpin in the new daredevil show on netflix.

He was also in Mystic Pizza.... along with a very young Matt Damon

GAAman

The fact people didn't mention American Gothic when talking about Gary Cole makes me a sad panda!

Two small ones for me (On phone so no pics) bishop len brennan was in an episode of Frasier as a snooty british butler and Tom Hanks Had a split second appearance in Band of Brothers.

TheDoc

tricky D wrote: »

^^^ Giancarlo Esposito nice blast from the past find.



Add Saving Private Ryan to that as the jibbering shell-shocked survivor of one one the crashed gliders which was overloaded with a general's jeep.

If memory serves was also in Alien Resurection as one of the transported bodies to host an embryo

Birneybau

delbertgrady wrote: »

D'Onofrio is also a brilliant Orson Welles in Ed Wood.

Ah yes, but voiced by the guy that did Pinky from Pinky and The Brain.

Vincent D'Onofrio as Orson Welles: Appears in a cameo late in the film. Maurice LaMarche did Welles' uncredited voice.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_LaMarche

nicklauski

Gary Cole also done a great turn in Entourage as agent Andrew Klein.

darkdubh

Jason Alexander aka George Costanza in Seinfeld turns up in an uncharacteristic part as a jock/bully type in early 80s slasher film The Burning.He gets offed in it needless to say.A very young Holly Hunter is in it too.

Jimbob1977

Near the end of Madonna's La Isla Bonita video, a young Benicio Del Toro is sitting on a car bonnet. Looking like a hoodlum or tough guy

Saipanne

Johnny Knoxville was in Coyote Ugly for a split second.

quickbeam

Justin Theroux was also the geeky film director in Mulholland Drive:



Tim Robbins was in Top Gun:

MagicMarker

A famous one being Jackie Chan in Enter the Dragon...

fruvai

David Thewlis



had a small role in the Big Lebowski:

Odaise Gaelach

Daniel Craig, the current James Bond...



...was also in an episode of Drop The Dead Donkey...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9UUeJ67Pso

BopNiblets

macslash wrote: »

Brother Mouzone from the wire

He appeared in Person of Interest too recently.

Also keep seeing this guy pop up now:

bnt

re Leland Orser - he's one of those workhorse actors who's popped up everywhere. Alien: Resurrection, for example. I remember seeing him E.R. one day, then the film Se7en the next day, and going online to verify I wasn't seeing things. In the former he was a senior doctor, in the latter he was the "Crazed Man in Massage Parlour" forced to wear that ... thing and commit the "Lust" murder. :eek:

callaway92

TheDoc wrote: »

Tom Hardy is in more then one episode as far as I can remember.

This thread came into my head last night. I've been watching The West Wing with the misses in a serious binge, and kept looking at V.C bob Russell thinking "where do I know him from"



He played Ted Jones in Pineapple Express

He also doubles up as the Pro Wrestler, Sting.

darkdubh

callaway92 wrote: »

He also doubles up as the Pro Wrestler, Sting.

Wasn't he Robin Williams utter bastard of a boss in One Hour Photo?

FunLover18

Watching Stardust on Film4 and I've just realised that the brother, Tertius, is Mark Heap from Spaced

micar

Laurence Fishburne who is in the Matrix was also in Apocalypse Now.

When production began in March 1976, he was just 14 years old, having lied about his age to get the part. Filming took so long that he was actually 17 years old upon its completion.

razorblunt

The Jamaican bobsled captain


was one of John Lithgow's henchmen in Cliffhanger


not to mention the other ex-eastenders actor!

macslash

^^ who was in Eastenders???

razorblunt

macslash wrote: »

^^ who was in Eastenders???

This fella ...

I also just realised Mark Heap is the weird neighbour who's scared of his own dog in Friday Night Dinner.

JaseBelleVie

Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet:



Martin Kemp in The Krays



Martin Kemp in Eastenders




He gets around!

eviltimeban

callaway92 wrote: »

He also doubles up as the Pro Wrestler, Sting.

eh, not actually him though...

delbertgrady

Luis Guzman, character actor of innumerable films (everything from Carlito's Way to We're the Millers) and the go-to choice on many occasions for Steven Soderbergh and Paul Thomas Anderson, made an early appearance in Crocodile Dundee II.

unjedilike

Keira Knightley in The Phantom Menace. Greg Proops too. Will Smith on Top Gear last night.

eviltimeban

Matthew Perry in "Beverly Hills 90210".

macslash

razorblunt wrote: »

I also just realised Mark Heap is the weird neighbour who's scared of his own dog in Friday Night Dinner.

I thought ya meant from Cool Runnings, sorry

eviltimeban

macslash wrote: »

I thought ya meant from Cool Runnings, sorry

Mark Heap also has a very small cameo as the teacher in "About A Boy".

razorblunt

macslash wrote: »

I thought ya meant from Cool Runnings, sorry

Ha ha oh right, unless there's one we've not spotted!

delbertgrady

Character actor Philip Stone appears briefly as the cable car operator in Where Eagles Dare. He played Alex's dad in A Clockwork Orange and Graham, the family accountant, in Barry Lyndon. In 1980, he would appear in both The Shining (as, er... Delbert Grady), making it three Kubrick films in a row, and as the priest conducting Ming's wedding to Dale in Flash Gordon. He's also in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom as Captain Blumburtt.

eviltimeban

Famke Janssen in Star Trek:



Goldeneye:



And (of course) X-Men:

delbertgrady

A still from The Artist with Bérénice Bejo (as seen middle, left in A Knight's Tale) and Malcolm McDowell, arguably best known for A Clockwork Orange, pictured below.

delbertgrady

Jean Louisa Kelly, who plays Tia, the stroppy teenager in Uncle Buck, plays Rowena, the starlet who catches the eye of Richard Dreyfuss in Mr. Holland's Opus.

darkdubh

delbertgrady wrote: »

A still from The Artist with Bérénice Bejo (as seen middle, left in A Knight's Tale) and Malcolm McDowell, arguably best known for A Clockwork Orange, pictured below.

Speaking of A Clockwork Orange John Savide aka Fred Elliot from Corrie is in it as one of the group who try to force Alex to commit suicide.In fact that film is perfect for this thread,full of future famous faces in smallish parts.

Chip Whitley

Andrew Lincoln (Rick) from The Walking Dead was in Love Actually. The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus was in Blade II alongside Ron Perlman who is of course Hellboy and Clay Morrow in Sons of Anarchy. Also, Kim Coates (Tig) from Sons of Anarchy was a henchman who was memorably dispatched by Bruce Willis in Last Boy Scout. (He was the drifter in Waterworld too)




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delbertgrady

darkdubh wrote: »

A Clockwork Orange is perfect for this thread,full of future famous faces in smallish parts.

That's one of the reasons I did the Philip Stone post on the previous page, 'cos he's in Clockwork and lots of other subsequent things.

Birneybau

This is kind of descending into such and such an actor was in this AND this.

We need more obscurity!

delbertgrady

Two from Woody Allen movies.
1. Seth Green in Radio Days.
2. Alexander "Pointless" Armstrong, Hugh "Wolverine" Jackman and Anthony "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Head in Scoop.

delbertgrady

Joanna Lumley in On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
Charles Dance in For Your Eyes Only.
Dolph Lundgren in A View to a Kill.
Benicio Del Toro in Licence to Kill.
Gerard Butler in Tomorrow Never Dies.

Hesh's Umpire

Rik Mayall had a very small part in "An American Werewolf In London" near the start of the film when the two lads call into the remote country pub. This was before he shot to fame in "The Young Ones".

Brian Glover, who was the footballing PE teacher in "Kes", appears in the same scene.

Korat

I watched Empire of the Sun before and after Ben Stiller became famous and never made the connection, until someone pointed it out. He's the American kid who jokes with him about having/not having a hershey bar.

darkdubh

Hesh's Umpire wrote: »

Rik Mayall had a very small part in "An American Werewolf In London" near the start of the film when the two lads call into the remote country pub. This was before he shot to fame in "The Young Ones".

Brian Glover, who was the footballing PE teacher in "Kes", appears in the same scene.

I posted this a a couple of pages back but no worries,Brian Glover also appears alongside Rik Mayal in an episode of bottom where he plays an angry neighbour called Mr Rottweiler.

MagicMarker

darkdubh wrote: »

I posted this a a couple of pages back but no worries,Brian Glover also appears alongside Rik Mayal in an episode of bottom where he plays an angry neighbour called Mr Rottweiler.

He's also in Alien 3.

Calibos

Ashley Judd in ST TNG

Ensign Robin Lefler, oh hell yes.
Teri Hatcher was in the episode 'The Outrageous Okona'

darkdubh

Ralph Fienes has a small part in the first Prime Suspect as the boyfriend of one of the murder victims.Its a while seen I saw it but I think hes just in two scenes.