Gossip Girl’s Very Own Ed Westwick Pops Question To Amy Jackson On Scenic Slopes Of Switzerland
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This is sure to make ripples and shake things up on the big screen for viewers.
There are just so many great moments in movie history, from pretty funny improvised dialogue to mind-blowing twists and turns that you never envisaged coming. But when a famous actor, athlete, musician, media influencer, or even a politician appears out of nowhere — especially when they're the last personality you expected to see — it's sure to make ripples, shaking things up on the big screen for the fans and viewers.
Sometimes, these surprising celeb cameos are like secret Easter gems, which makes finding them all the more fun. However, dropping in for just one scene in a movie, and leaving a lasting impression becomes a very difficult task.
Movie directors are showing more interest in a practice known as "boarding," in which producers bring in major names for short, focused shooting intervals, giving their work a megaton above-the-credits name while not needing to pay them their full fee. It's a scheme designed to increase visibility for both the movie and the actors, and it has the potential to add a new twist to an already thrilling and entertaining drama.
We've compiled a list of 29 movie cameos that were so good they were worth the price the producers paid. This list also included cameos from some big-time A-list celebs.
"They were the actors in the bad play being performed on Asgard."
"Bill Murray as Jeff Daniels' drug-making roommate. Just amazing!"
"It's fun that they got the original cast members to be in the movie remake!"
“I loved you in House Bunny.” LOL
"Keith Richards was Johnny Depp's literal inspiration for his character, Jack Sparrow!"
Oscar's post-credits cameo as Spider-Man 2099 suggests the character may be part of a Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse sequel or spinoff.
—Mike Spohr
"Peter Jackson aggressively biting a carrot."
"This was super cute considering how he's publicly loved LOTR for so long."
Lambert's appearance is apropos considering he is Queen's current lead singer. Original member Brian May also makes an appearance, obscured by a newspaper.
"He passed away just a week before the film's release, so seeing him as a user avatar made me want to smile and shed a tear at the same time."
Aykroyd comes charging out of the haunted home and says, "Who you gonna call? Someone else."
"I love the Ghostbusters cameo in Casper!"
"This movie was about a group of Star Wars fans who wanted to get a personal viewing of Episode I before its official release date because one of them was diagnosed with a terminal cancer and would likely die before opening day. It was a hilarious movie, and a few of the saga's original stars made cameo appearances. Billy Dee Williams was a judge, Carrie Fisher was a doctor, and Ray Park was a security guard."
"Ha — ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Burt Bacharach."
"Brandon Crane played the young Ben in the 1990 It TV miniseries."
—1488
"He was the stormtrooper Rey uses the force on. He was there because James Bond was filming next door. 😂"
"I loved all of the X-Men hiding in the mansion!"
"She literally just dances the whole time, but it’s so much fun!"
"Glenn Close as the (male and bearded) pirate!"
"Richard Branson being checked by security in Miami's airport during Casino Royale."
"R.L. Stine (whose books the film is based on) has a cameo as a teacher referred to as 'Mr. Black,' because Jack Black plays R.L. Stine in that movie."
Because there are so many cameo appearances, it would be hard to list them all, and everybody will inevitably point out those that were missed or forgotten. However, the ones selected fit our criterion within this category.
Which other movie cameos do you think we can add to this list? Let us know in the comments section.