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And when I was awarded the contract I, at the very beginning, asked the client if they would let Stanley do a cameo piece with me.
It includes some interesting appearances by Gilbert Roland, Eddie Burns, and a brief cameo at the beginning by Christopher Lee.
Though it is hard to believe, even a cameo role from Burgess Meridith (always a crowd pleaser) only disappointed me further.
Maybe even a cameo in the new movie.
It was just nice to see Dean Jones even if for just a cameo appearance, he was a regular on the great old Disney's films.
I wanted to like this film, it has nice cameo appearances by Gil Gerard and Walter Koenig so I expected a fun horror movie that didn't take itself too seriously.
I watched this movie simply because Drew Barrymore was in it, and it turned out that she had a smaller than small cameo in it.
The scenes where Julia Roberts impersonates herself (with Bruce Willis undertaking a cameo role) whilst mildly amusing appear to be a desperate move to keep the audience interested.
Anyway, the majority of the film is padded out with boring dialogue and 'drama', and the shark itself - which lets not forget, is the only thing we really want to see - finds itself in merely a cameo role.
We have almost no thrills, almost no bare flesh (even if the girls are really hot only one of them goes showing her bare ass for a few seconds), the usual bunch of sunset boulevard horror stars in cameo roles (this time Karen Black, Richard Lynch, John Philip Law, Jeff Conaway), lots of fake blood, only the crazy miner resurrected as a zombie is cool enough to leave you stuck - well not exactly - to the screen till the end.
Instead, I got the Ryan Phillippe movie with a brief cameo by Statham and Snipes.
Englund is just in it for a cameo and his performance is as unnecessary as most of the lame attempts at jokes (and scares).
The only differences are an ending that ties up the loose bits differently than an American film would and a cameo by Ram John Holder, which is always welcome.
Ted Danson provided a fine cameo as did Jamie Lee Curtis in her walk-on part.
Mario, of Super Mario Brothers fame, makes a delightful cameo as a doctor who bickers with Dick Sargent.
Rutger Hower fans Don't BE FOOLED - he only plays a cameo in this movie and that's IT.
A cameo by some long forgotten pop called the Pretty Things cannot rescue the film from it's awfulness.
Cheerleader Massacre was supposed to be the fourth installment of the Slumber Party Massacre series; if that's what they were doing (which it is considering ONE actress from the original returns in a small cameo role), they have failed miserably and made, by far, the worst installment of the 'quadrilogy'.
As I recall, Sellers had more of an ongoing cameo role than a lead here, but even his presence couldn't ameliorate the stale jokes, lame plot, and infantile repartee.
One thing I did enjoy from this movie was the quick cameo of Trey Parker doing the aristocrats joke with a goofy wig on.
A sad note: W.C. Fields in his last film cameo is completely forgettable.
Joan Rivers has a cameo as the female President of the United States, her desk plate reading "President Rivers"!
Even a small cameo by Brinke Stevens (reprising her role as Linda from "Slumber Party Massacre" 21 years earlier) doesn't help this one out.
In spite of Rudy Ray Moore's very brief cameo, this movie is a work of supreme self-indulgence on Ron Hall's part - he clearly thinks he is a formidable actor, and must also believe he possesses superior writing and directing skills - but the movie is so unbelievably inept that it's hard to believe he'd actually want people to see it for fear of being brutally excoriated like I'm doing right now.
The cat didn't get any real good scenes, Ricci's character was more annoying than funny, Doug E. Doug didn't get any good lines, even Dean Jones's cameo role couldn't save this movie!
House Party 4 is a disgrace to all of the HP's and to Kid n Play...This was supposed to be part of a series really..there was nothing about kid n play in this movie or any of the other veterans..yea kid n play was probably too old to be throwing a House Party movie b/c its kind of focused on teens..but kid n play could have at least made a cameo appearance ... you can tell how good it was b/c it didn't even make it to the movie theaters.
Susan Strasberg is totally wasted in a 5-minute cameo, even though she receives star billing.
Michael Berryman, from The Hills Have Eyes, also has a brief but interesting cameo in the film.
Joseph Cotten tries hard not to look embarrassed as he staggers through his cameo appearance.
And of course Udo Kier, after having played Dracula in the Morrissey/Warhol film, has little more than a cameo.
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