does this count
I love this casting. Earlier today I was thinking about how Matthew McConaughey is in this movie, and all he does is throw a TiVo at a helicopter.
I love this movie.
does this count
She has a brief cameo.
Marlon Brando - superman
Edit fuck throw apocalypse now and a bunch of other stuff in there too. Brando was a master at this.
Anthony Hopkins is only on-screen for something like 16 minutes in Silence of the Lambs
Lawrence Fishburne in the newest Predator movie.
Yeah, I noticed that about Godzilla too. They used all his scenes for the marketing, basically.
This happens with Christopher Walken quite a bit.
The Godzilla/Cranston example is pretty egregious though.
in Terminator GenisysLee Byung-Hun
Featured pretty prominent in advertising, but those were all his scenes.
Drew Barrymore in Scream
Sam Jackson in Deep Blue Sea."A fuckin Shark ate me!"
Morgan Freeman in Oblivion. Thankfully he's not on the film's other poster.
Samuel L. Jackson and The Rock in The Other Guys
in Terminator GenisysLee Byung-Hun
Featured pretty prominent in advertising, but those were all his scenes.
Judi Dench won an Oscar for being in Shakespeare in Love for only 8 minutes
Marlon Brando - superman
He invented phoning it in.
Edit fuck throw apocalypse now and a bunch of other stuff in there too. Brando was a master at this.
Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross
Marlon Brando in Superman a The Movie. Long film and he's barely in it but gets essentially top billing IIRC. His pay was huge - and if adjusted for inflation would likely remain huge today. Least he was pretty solid in the role.
Was he already a top billing actor back then?
"janet leigh as marion crane", the HUGE GIRL ON THE POSTER, is the girl who dies in the famous shower scene in THE MOVIE'S INTRO
What am I missing here?
Ironically yes I'd say. Funny thing about Brando roles like this or Apocalypse Now is how he seems to deliver what ends up a terrific performance while also seeming disengaged as though phoning it in.
Fat Jor-El is best Jor-El? 😁
Bruce Willis in the Sixth Sense. Dude died in the first few minutes.
He's in it for a bit, but still it seems to throw people for a loop.
That's exactly what I liked about Executive Decision. Having martial arts dude as part of the team makes one think it's going to play out like his "Die Hard on a Ship/Train" movies, but killing him off early defies expectations. Instead, the movie plays out as something more tense and interesting.Have to agree with this, expected a lot more action than I received, especially since Russell plays more of a nerd than a bad ass, if I recall correctly. Movie pissed me off.
What am I missing here?
Have to agree with this, expected a lot more action than I received, especially since Russell plays more of a nerd than a bad ass, if I recall correctly. Movie pissed me off.