Sentences with phrase «extended cameos with»

Margo Martindale and Cheryl Hines have extended cameos with their comic beats overlooked, while Judy Greer is a more complicated supporting character than the film thinks she is.

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There's an extended appearance by Mike Tyson (in a celeb cameo like James Carville's in Old School), who is scary even with his Tweety Bird voice.

After playing an extended cameo role as Davy Jones» sweetheart in The Monkees» film vehicle Head (68), Funicello cut down on her professional appearances, preferring to spend time with her family.

Firing on all cylinders with a sharp script, hot cast and even an extended cameo from Hollywood legend Morgan Fairchild, eCupid will win your heart!

Also look out for a splendid extended cameo from celebrated actor, and, along with Grant, fellow Four Weddings and A Funeral alumni David Haig, as Jenkins» singing coach Carlo Edwards.

Jones soon finds herself at a music festival — Ed Sheeran earns an extended cameo — where she meets Jack Qwant (Patrick Dempsey) and winds up sleeping with him in his glam camping set - up.

Instead of our eyes popping at the candy - colored visuals and familiar faces (Zach Galifiankis and Michael Peña appear in extended cameos), we're left to wonder what any of this has to do with the eternal bond between father and daughter and how it worked as well as it did on the page.

It's not uncommon for Godzilla to share the screen with other monsters (he's battled giant moths, sea monsters, flying dragons and even robots), but as the singular title character, his role here is at best supporting if not mere extended cameo.

It's a scattershot approach, and this also extends to the film's casting policy, which seems to involve filling the thing with enough cameos to paper over the gaps in the script.

They offer more from David's birthday party (with a better look at Tara Lipinski's self - cameo), more of David and Julia's pre-drive talk, more of David and McCabe (whose teenage daughters are glimpsed at), an extended version of the dance club scene, and an extended ending.

And in regards to the cast as a whole, while the marketing has played up the various stars in the picture, most of them are reduced to extended cameo status, with the picture essentially positioned around Rockwell, Farrell and Walken.

And then everything builds towards it, sometimes with stupid stuff like C. Thomas Howell inexplicably having an extended cameo, like Tobey Maguire or Nicholas Hammond wouldn't have been far better.

Writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher devise a number of clever ways to extend the joke of Wedding Crashers beyond the mere hit - and - run pleasures their characters derive, from having John and Jeremy bet on quoted scripture and ceremonial music (Johan Pachelbel's Canon in D, Richard Wagner's Wedding March Processional, etc.) to having them bound together by a leave - no - crasher - behind credo with all sorts of other rider attachments that eventually leads to a cameo by fellow Frat Pack member Ferrell as Chazz, the sort of mystical patriarch of this culture of uninvited party - hopping.

Add in a string of one - scene cameos (everyone from Jonah Hill to Christopher Lambert), wacky gags (like having Tilda Swinton play rival gossip columnists), and an extended scene in which Mannix holds a meeting with religious leaders to consult on Hail, Caesar!

Allison Janney has what is essentially an extended cameo as a professor - turned - cougar that is all platitude, but she has fun with it to the best of her abilities.

And there's a whole other chunk of movie following that, with an extended third act cameo by William Hurt that had me literally howling with laughter («How do you fuck that up?!?»).