You, suh, are the absolute furthest from wrong! While I did indeed do a quick & dirty GIF search of mah own, alas with Ø results, I also wholeheartedly agree that a GIF should be...

"My parents aren't home" *insert GIF* "I'm pregnant" *insert GIF* "Who is she?!" *insert GIF*

@@MiseryRG Or... NOPE, insert gif

"When the worlds ending but you don't wanna die a virgin" *insert running person here*

LMAO, IT HAD ME DYING WITH LAUGHTER TOO

And he's continued to wreck movies ever since.

@@joelellis7035 😂🤣😂🤣

Brilliant story!

You have to be noticed, but not TOO noticed... And it 100% has to fit the scene.

@@joelellis7035 He did good in Pulp Fiction. The "stopping bullets" chat in the car stays a classic. And his speech in Broken Arrow, after hitting the guy's throat ("Quite frankly, I don't know what's the big deal") is as cold-blooded as can be.

Actually, the stormtrooper who said, "See to him" was referring to the guy Chewie shot. He was telling the other troops to either help him, or dispose of the body.

@@playerpage That may be the case, however I have no memory of any trooper laying on the floor in the scene, just the poor trooper who bonked his head. I should say that was in the unaltered original film release. Way back before it had two title changes and was just call Star Wars.

@@shawnamoore4831 No, not a storm trooper, one of the officers. Remember, as soon as they got through the door, Chewie smacked one guy across the room and Han shot (first!) a guy in the chest. Those folks didn't just disappear when they locked the door. That's in every version since the beginning.

Green shirt guy is Daniel Levin.

He passed in 2015

@@Reddison aw :(

I knew exactly who you were talking about from your description, and I haven’t seen Grease in at least a decade- the guy really did stand out that much.

He was a professional dancer. I bet he was plenty of musicals. Things like Chores Line and so on. He was very memorable. A+ proformance.

Might be a dude, he or she is pretty buff and muscular.

@@amehak1922 true

That's acting.

He/she rightfully made all the other extras in the scene look bad. The others were merely 'acting' and no director wants that.

@@mikitz a good Director would explain there's an alien invasion from that directions, aliens are coming out of the sky and destroying the city. Now when I say action run for your life!

BONK

And don't forget he added Jango hitting his head in the prequels to show it was genetic (because that's how that works).

I still didn't see his head hit. Is it the guy in the foreground or someone else?

@@KutWrite he's the stormtrooper on the right of the screen, he's a little to tall and didn't duck

@@AliceSinclair98 Thanks!

Also the extra from _The Last Samurai_ who took a nut shot from a horse and stood back in line.

Also, John Malkovich confirmed that it wasn’t an extra and it was definitely planned. But still a great scene.

@@paulzuniga4256 Yup. beat me too it. Malkovich still has no idea where that rumor about it being unplanned came from.

And here come all the annoying "you left my favorite off the list" comments.

@@reh3884 Followed quickly by all of the perfectly reasonable "These people made comments I never had to read and certainly didn't have to expand the thread" comments.

Still an extra, not part of the main cast makes him an extra, cameo or not.

@@DrZeuss-cr8jm but not know who this was and why is it was put in...especially how it deliberately focused on his carrying margaritas...they even showed a picture of him standing behind a bar after 🤦‍♂️. It's like saying there there's an extra who wears glass and has a mustach in every Marvel movie lol.

Amd margatitaville in the food court in tje movie.

while I didn't know the reference it was obvious the scene was in reference to something lol

@@immapotato1 listen to Margaritaville by jimmy buffet and you'll understand the reference

Heard crafty is good on Marvel sets

This was filmed in Albuquerque... The extra (male by the by) is a someone I am well aquatinted with.

Shawarma is so good

💀💀💀

They were running to craft service.

the extras for the biggus dickus gag were really good too

Which scene was it? I got to see it

@@luisitocomunista546 he’s standing in house’s window with mother in back, followers below calling up to him to lead them. He telling them he’s not special- his mother confirms this true l think lol

Probably not… They’re WhatCulture. They do juuuuuust enough research to get the video scripted. That’s why there’s also soooo many mispronunciations lol

Wastin away again in margaritaville…

Ironic that there is literally a WhatCulture Top 10 cameos that has Jimmy Buffet as one of the ten.

That explains a lot lol. Then again I imagine that when celbs get word of a film they really want to be in they can get ahold of their buddies in the machinery to get cameos and extras' roles. See also Colbert showing up in The Hobbit, front and center, as a grungy townsfolk.

2:00 they credit his Twitter and still didn’t figure out it was a cameo. 😂😂😂😂

One of the good ones if you ask me.

Whatculture fans probably know this as they’ve covered it in their videos

They know.

Do you have a clip?

wouldn't that kinda like make it harder for people to shoot movies because so many extras want to get noticed tho

this would make extra with egoistical ego try harder to be noticed, wasting more shots , that cost money . and actualy aiming for shots that cost alot of MONEY so the shot can't be remade easely increasing theyr chance to be noticed. one thing is trying to go the extra mile to be noticed by "acting the extra part well" and not sweeping the air , for example, another is going overboard with your presence .

Yeaaaaahh that's a horrible idea

It is a dude, his arms are stacked as shit

@@dylanstephens4075 Either way, they are bowlegged. lmao

A dude? Here I thought I finally found my dream girl! "Wife, make me a chicken pot pie"!

I have it on good authority that they identify as a hamburgler.

I guess we won't know untill we grab inside their pants to get the I.D. card

You should see him do a dead lift...

YASsss Sam. Bump his comment to the top NMT people!

You definitely deserve the recognition.

You are awesome at everything you do!

Hell yeah, Sam!

I mean, he technically IS the margarita man lol

@@Tattooedgaymer true true ahaha

And sang the song.

Is it an all you can eat buffet restaurant?

@@SperoinDeoahahaha unfortunately not 😆

Nothing "honorary" about it. If you speak a line on camera and it ends up in the film, you have to have a SAG card.

@@jemagu6 No you don't.... The Screen Actors Guild doesn't exist anymore. In 2012, the SAG merged with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) to create SAG-AFTRA. SAG-AFTRA is basically a union for actors, broadcasters, recording artists/singers, other performers etc. It is very difficult to get work on major big budget projects unless you are a member of SAG-AFTRA, but not impossible. When a producer becomes a “signatory” with SAG-AFTRA, they sign a contract with them, agreeing to follow their rules and procedures. When a movie is under a SAG-AFTRA contract, the signatory must notify SAG-AFTRA within 15 days of the performer’s initial work date and include the reason for hire. The signatory must explain/justify why they hired a non-union actor over a union actor. Technically, the union can fine the signatory $500 if the explanation is not accepted by SAG-AFTRA.

@@daijudo That is true today, but I was referring to 1986, when Star Trek IV was made.

@@jemagu6 yup that’s how I got my ACTRA back in the day☺️ Except we were given the line by the director as we were supposed to be “hyping ourselves up” which obviously looked weird when we weren’t allowed to actually say anything 😂

👍

Yep. I was an extra for a brief period and we had zero to do with the director (I'm sure they would step in if they wanted to though). It was the assistant director's job to round up all of us extras (a shopping mall scene) and tell us where to go and what to do in a very short amount of time, I didn't envy him at all.

Thanks for the info. I always like to understand movie making more when I can.

I just finished a role on a pretty major (upcoming) film and the ADs were pretty annoying...all 50 of them :O - needless to say there were quite a few SAs to wrangle

I am a Director and I choose to believe Con.Troller.418 8 out of 10 directors say I am right. Next you guys are going to say that I am not even a Director.

@@trevormiles5852 Well, I certainly don't believe you're really a Dictator, because I've never heard of any Dictator with your name. Oh, wait a minute... Sorry, I read that wrong... Oh, a Director. Yeah, I believe you're one of those. : )

Hm, my best experience in a theater had nothing to do with the movie and everything to do with Jenny. Oh yeah....

@@favlonifan7833 yeah right.

@@favlonifan7833 *Gin,surely

Ya. Good enough that I remember what theater I saw it at.

That movie is the perfect amount of cheesy.

Yep thats Jimmy Buffett himself

I was about to comment on this fact thank you both for pointing it out idk why but it bugged me

@@derekmeyers10 Because it indicates lazy research. It bugged me too.

They NEVER do an research it's pathetic

@@havenwest8145 You guys know that WC does these kinds of things to invoke comments to play the KZfaq algorithm, right?

Is it the dude that looks like the singer of Deftones?

@@metalbeast99 Had to look up the singer of the deftones but yes thats the guy!!! Im laughing all o er again right now hahahahha

I thought sure he'd be on this list. WTH was the schlubb thinking?

@@oldenweery7510 Pretty sure it was something like he was supposed to be sweeping but also the director got mad at him for kicking up dust (just a guess).

me, when the manager tells me to sweep for the third time during my shift:

He did such a great job sweeping that there was nothing left to sweep

I thought of that after seeing all the people in this list.

I thought he was saying "Batman! Aaaahhh!"

Ffs you had to bring him up 😂

Hahaha. I watched Batman Forever again 2 months ago and I forgot about that guy. 😄

I like the flamboyant melodramatic reporter

Thank you! I came here to say just that. I was so hoping that he was the #1 spot and was extremely disappointed that not only was he not #1, he wasn't even mentioned!

Yeah, he was my physics TA.

Love him, especially in RHPS...

@@raebee4321 ME TOO!

@@theautisticveteran2466 I've never seen him do it, only pictures.

Never had him for a TA, but I knew him in college. He was a campus celebrity, and possibly a campus legend now he's gone.

I’m not sure if it’s changed since I was an extra (I’ve heard that it has), but when I did background work, if your name was in the credits you were paid more (union rate) & you got instant union membership. That’s how I got my ACTRA.

Looked through the comments specifically for this, was expecting it to be #1!

Yeah, dude prolly had a bowl of boogers for breakfast. ;)

I just found out the pilot was a he 🤣

These are good extra performances. That was a bad performance and is in their list labeled as such.

@@jakefollensbee How is a Storm Trooper hitting his head a "good performance"?

I was looking for this comment. It's just so darn famous. That and the guy sweeping the air in a James Bond movie.

@@patrickmccurry1563 Or the guy in the Dark Knight movie ("Rises"?) who gets knocked down by nobody during a fight with Batman.

such a great film XD

The fact that other people were heard shushing him made it even better.

"Hey, Spiderman stole that guy's pizza!"

Wasn't it also high on the "Worst Movie Extras Ever" list?

@@JessHart006 Is he considered an extra. seems like a pretty specific role. Not really a movie business guy. love movies but know didly.

I vastly prefer Willrow Hood's extra performance to the storm trooper head-bump.

Thats an excellent point. Kinda forgot about the whole "memorable" bit as the lit went on...

I don't disagree with what you are saying, I just kinda expected you to drop an example of a better one. One of my personal favs is a Mr. Mark....I wanna say Luken? Final destination 2, or The Bullfighter from the auditions in Mystery Men.

Still an extra, not part of the main cast makes him an extra, cameo or not.

@@DrZeuss-cr8jm still a missed opportunity to not point it out tho

@@DrZeuss-cr8jm bro...you've commented this on multiple people jimmy buffet post....are u like his scorned band member he dropped before becoming famous?

@@user-tx5bx3wq4g Do you English good?

@@DrZeuss-cr8jm yep, what did Jimmy do to you?

Thank you. Pilots don’t wear cranials.

Beat me to it :-)

I was going to say the same thing.

I had to scroll to make sure I wasn't the only one wo spotted that gaff.

NERD

I noticed that too. I wonder if Josh has even seen the movies, since the word is said a few times.

This honestly is all I thought for the rest of the video! Absolutely butchered it 😭

Adult actor, but yea

Hardest working actor in Hollywood! lmao

@@davidbeppler3032 Hardest "worked" actor

Hey now, lets not forget the classic performance giving by Ron Jeremy in Andre the Butcher!

That isn't jcvd it's Camille François Van Varenberg

Because those extras allegedly weren't acting, but really in hilarious laughter, because they were told it was some "serious historical movie" and they were supposed to be totally serious in this situation. But, as it turns out, they just couldn't.... I mean WHO COULD?!?!? They were totally unable to "stay in character" - hilarity ensued :D

Just thinking about that scene makes me laugh.

W cause any movie not made by the US doesn’t exist. Typical!

Exactly! Just ask Coach Finstock

You get a lot of that kind of thing in Rocky all the movies Philadelphia's funny like that

In Sahara w/Matthew McConaughey and Penelope Cruz, there's a scene where they're talking in the middle of a crowded street in an African town. In every single shot, you can see a local man in a striped shirt and colorful hat wandering through the background. In one cheeky shot, he looks directly at the camera and smiles. And in the commentary, the director mentions that he appeared in *every* take of that scene, so there was no way they could cut him out of the movie.

Major props that he doesn't even draw attention to it. He soldiers through. I certainly hope that the moment someone yelled cut, someone else immediately went "dude.... you alright?!" That deserves a SAG card right there

Absolutely spot on its 5 0 clock somewhere

I loved when the Scrubs janitor plays the cop. "KIMBLE!!!" Excellent work

Why do you believe apostrophes play a part in plurals?

Best cameo ever.

Truth😰

I thought it made the whole scene look more real because in life there are no do-overs oh no let's go back I didn't look cool in my entrance

He is such a great guy... Definitely has flair.

Which one because there are several versions of Freaky Friday.

It is incomplete because it does not…

That’s a speaking part, so was presumably a SAG actor.

Story goes the extra received his SAG card because of it. Similar to the Alameda line.

​@@TheDrugOfTheNation I read that it was unscripted improv by the extra that was kept in the film. I'm investigating a bit more now and according to Malkovich himself it was planned.

I would love to be one of the goons who gets shot or beaten up by the protagonist.

It’s not always as much fun as you might think; summer stuff is often filmed during cold months (try wearing a bikini in November-NOT FUN), one overnight scene can take WEEKS of looooooooong sunset to sunrise shoots, you have to wear the EXACT same clothing if the scene is going to be shot over multiple days, there’s a lot of “hurry up an wait” where you have to “quick! We need all the extras on set RIGHT NOW!” only to get there and stand around waiting for them to make sure everything else is in place, craft services for extras seriously sucks (or at least it used to) unless you’re union, jobs can be few & far between when it’s off season so pay checks are wildly unpredictable... you get the idea. That said, sometimes the cast is absolutely incredible & friendly, the sets can be incredible, & if you were lucky enough to be in a stunt scene it was BEYOND cool!!