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6:15 - The ironic thing about this video saying Bruce Willis is "known as an action star," his biggest performance prior to "Die Hard" was on "Moonlighting." When he was cast as John McClane, the general reaction was "That guy does comedy! He's not an action guy! This is stupid casting!"

Fitting that Oldman is #1 because he is a chameleon of an actor. (The highest praise I am able to offer.)

My favorite part about Leonard Nemoy’s appearance was his exchange with Lisa: “My job here is done.” “But you haven’t done anything!” “…Haven’t I?” 🤣🤣🤣

Gary Oldman is an amazing actor. Throughout his career, he has delivered a lot of wonderful performance, such as Dracula in Bram Stoker's Dracula, Sirius Black and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Jim Gordon in The Dark Knight Trilogy and of course, Lord Shen from Kung Fu Panda 2, who is one of the greatest DreamWorks villains ever.

Michael Douglas doesn’t do comedy? Romancing the Stone? War of the Roses?

Bruce Willis was very funny in Death Becomes Her alongside Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn

How dare you! Bruce Willis STARTED as a comedic actor, just look at Moonlighting, and he did a few comedic roles before being truly type cast as a hard ass action star.

JK Simmons is absolutely wonderful in just about anything.

No one did it better than Gary Oldman! True thespian, class act & amazing guy!!

I like when famous actors guest on sitcoms because they got along well with one of it's stars on another project: Gary Oldman with Matt LeBlanc on Friends after Lost in Space Bruce Willis with Matthew Perry (RIP) on Friends after The Whole Nine Yards J.K. Simmons with Andy Samburg on Brooklyn Nine-Nine after I Love You, Man and again later in Palm Springs

Sir Derek Jacobi won an Emmy Award by mocking his Shakespearean background in the television sitcom Frasier episode "The Show Must Go Off", in which he played the hammy, loud, untalented Jackson Hedley, a television star with a misguided belief that he deserves a revival of his stage career.

We can't forget William Shatner and Kathy Bates on "3rd Rock from the Sun". Both were nominated for Emmys for their appearances.

Mr. Nimoy was so funny in TBBT as the voice of the Mr. Spock (puppet).

Gary Oldman was a real sport for mocking his personal problems

Lapaglia was genius and earned his Emmy several times over. His closing dialogue when he abandons his mother was touching and sad. "I'm sorry but I just don't have it in me. It may make me a bad person, but it just isn't who I am." And he walks out for good. Bye Mom.

Since when is Bruce Willis not a comedic actor? He started on Moonlighting. And Patrick Stewart already had more than a few comedic roles.

Though I haven't enjoyed the show in ages, I feel like Patrick Stewart's recurring role as CIA Director Bullock deserves mention ( as well as his occasional Family Guy gags like being the inner voice of Suzy Swanson or the time Peter had his vocal chords )...glad his Frasier appearance got mentioned at least, I loved that episode. Also, if I remember right, Frasier was 100% right about Blaine in the end....which just makes the whole thing funnier

Gary Oldman is one of the finest actors around! I first saw him in "Sid & Nancy" and then "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead." The latter being one of my favorite movies.

JK Simmons also had a hilarious turn on "Party Down"

Patrick Stewart on Extras was my favorite. Has been for years. Though Gary Oldman is a close second. 😂

Michael Douglas was pretty funny in Romancing the Stone in a sarcastic sense! Bruce Willis had the same type of comedic genius even in his action characters. An actor who has surprised me with his comedic chops is James Cagney! I've seen him in several things were he plays a gangster type or an otherwise not-so-nice person. Then I saw him in Mr. Roberts opposite Henry Fonda and Jack Lemmon! Hilarious movie! John Wayne could also do funny like in Donovan's Reef with Lee Marvin! Another hilarious movie!

I love Charlize Theron's stint on "Arrested Development." She should honestly star in more comedies, she has excellent comedic timing.

Four people on this list had great cameos on Frasier.

Liam Neeson in Derry Girls was understated but hilarious

Jonathan Banks is also in Community, which is also genius. The same goes for Michael K. Williams.

Bruce Willis got his start as a comedic actor... the breakout show is called Moonlighting and was a huge hit. And Colin Farrell has always been in comedies... In Bruges is a comedy!!!! this list really missed the mark

Philipp Baker Hall as Mr. Bookman in Seinfeld.

Bruce Willis was the best thing in friends. Even though it was a cameo. The scene with Ross trapped under the bed being scared shitless of Paul Stevens is very funny.

It now occurs to me that we have a near-example of the Celebrity Paradox. "Friends" and "Mad About You" take place in the same universe, with Ursula and Phoebe being sisters. (Twins?) Bruce Willis had the guest turn you mention on "Friends", and he appeared as himself shooting "Die Already" in either the childbirth or just-before-childbirth episode of "Mad About You".

I have trouble thinking of J.K. Simmons as a dramatic actor after hearing his voicework for Legend of Korra. Likewise, John Hamm was pretty funny in Good Omens season 2.

Richard Crosby on friends was hilarious especially while he was drunk and joey walked him over his shoulder and Richard said “is that my a***”

Jon Hamm also does a great job in ‘Toast of London’ - Hamm on Toast!! And I love Kyle McLachlan’s turn in Portlandia.

"30 Rock" mad many incredible comic turns by dramatic actors but Micheal Sheen as Wesley Snipes was most DEFINITELY the best (soz Hamm)

Tom Selleck on Friends!

How could they have forgotten about Glenn Close on Will & Grace!

I wish that they had included the quick question and answer debate between Matt Damon and Will. The fact that he says how long he has been with his boyfriend and his boyfriend's name is Ben 😂😂😂

Bruce Willis did the Friends for free, because they made a bet that the whole nine yards wasn't going to be very successful

Don Johnson was great as Kenan Thompson's father in law on "Kenan."

Great list! Also loved Johnathan Banks on Parks and Recreation and Patrick Stewart on his comedy Blunt Talk! 😂

also alec baldwin in Friends

It's not the end until Gary Oldman yells at someone 🙂

Bruce Willis was always funny first, action man second, and I love him since Moonlighting.

Leonard Nimoy was also on the Simpsons épisode ‘Thé Springfield Files’ (aka the x Files crossover with David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson) as the narrator

For me it's a tie between *Matt Damon* and *Michael Douglas* on "Will & Grace".

JEJ's ep of BBT will always be my favorite.

I honestly much prefer Bruce Willis’ insane appearance on That 70s Show 😂 I didn’t even know it was him until someone pointed it out to me a few years later

The exclusion of John Goodman from Community speaks volumes on this list's quality. As well as using 3 separate cameos from the same series.

Brad Pitt for me was the best cameo of Friends 😂

Funnily enough I actually had no idea who Oldman was when that episode aired. It was my first impression of him. I'm Serious.

First time I watched the Friends episode with Gary Oldman in.......... I kept forgetting his name! :D

Wasn't Moonlighting a sitcom ? You know, that show that starred Bruce Willis ?

THANK YOU TON ' S OF GREAT CLIP ' S ;

Willis is known as an action star? Ironic given his casting in Die Hard was so controversial because at the time he was known only as a sitcom star from stuff like Moonlighting. To the point he was originally not even on the movie posters. Back then, Bruce Willis was not a name that would sell a blockbuster movie.

Can't believe you left out Sigourney Weaver in Doc Martin

James Earl Jones was also hilarious in Will and Grace helping Jack with his acting school. And Mark Hamill was excellent playing himself in Just Shoot Me when he becomes David Spader's nerd friend.

Patrick was hilarious. I've watched this more than once.

Definitely Gary Oldman. Happy friday night , Jen, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well.

I was expecting Michael J Fox in Curb your Enthusiasm, but there could be a whole vid on cameos there. And most would be about Jon Hamm.

looks like MsMojo forgot Michael Keaton was Beetlejuice. stellar performance&hilarious!

Frasier deserves to have all the spots on this list. I mean pretty much all of the actors were originally stage actors anyway

You could have included almost every episode of Ricky Gervais’ ‘Extras’. Kate Winslet giving advice on phone sex while dressed as a nun is gold.

Kristen Stewart was great when she hosted SNL.

Wes Studi on Reservation Dogs is hilarious!

All actors that appeared in Extras could be on the list

Leonard Nimoy was also on Futurama. Love it!

I didn't know Charlie Sheen was a Nepo Baby haha

I loved Ben Stiller's turn on Extras as a pompous, self-obsessed caricature of himself.

Countless celebs were on *Will & Grace* but *Michael Douglas* was one of my favorite ones to appear on the show. He was hilarious 😂

If you can't pronounce "Frasier" correctly, you shouldn't be doing voiceovers.

Mark hamil on what we do in the shadows

I disagree about the Bruce Wllis, I think his cameo in Mad About You was much better.

Anthony L., not gonna try to spell that last name, is an awesome actor. Loved him in A Good Marriage. Sam Elliot. I've had a crush on him since I was 10. Still hot, especially in Ghost Rider.

I loved JK Simmons in his own short lived Sit-Com, Growing up Fisher, in 2014 five yrs before Brooklyn.

Brad Pitt was the hilarious one.😆

A lot of these picks seem not to understand that there were movies and tv shows prior to the 90s... Bruce Willis was a comedic actor before he was in Die Hard... Jonathan Banks was also one... he was in Airplane! even...

Anthony LaPaglia was in So, I Married an Axe Murderer.

Bruce Willis got his career started in "Moonlighting". If you don't know what that is, you are WAY too young! ;)

Martin Sheen had quite a few comedic lines in The West Wing. In fact the overprotective/exasperated father was part of his comedic tropes in the West Wing.

Billy Bob Thornton on Big Bang Theory should be on this list.

JEJ is a legend You might have mentioned Bruce Willis started his career on Moonlighting

Be sure to look for an amazing performance by Sam Kinison on the classic TV show Married With Children.

I think you forgot about Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul in Always Sunny Philadelphia

Nimoy also appeared on an episode of Duckman

Bruce Willis started out on his own tv series Moonlighting

Colin Hay~Men at Work did great "Scrubs"

"Is that my arse?"

How the heck is Bruce Willis in this list? Before Die Hard he was a comedy actor. Look up the tv series Moonlight, he was the lead of the series. Edit: who the hell made this list? Michael Keaton? Also Brad Pitt being married to Jennifer Aniston during his episodes in Friends? They started dating after tnat appearence.

Didn't Joey use Charlton Heston's shower in Friends and regret it later?

While this is an entertaining video & first made me believe that these weren't Cameos, but dramatic actors being cast in Sitcoms (Leslie Nielsen in Police Squad, Maurice Evans & Agnes Morehead in Bewitched & Many Others), I still can't be in agreement with all of your list, unless you narrow them as per time periods, etc. Even more so, given that you left out many Classical/Funny Cameo Appearances from I Love Lucy alone. Maybe I'm too old. I'd have definitely put in George Reeves, playing his Superman Character, after finding out that Ricky Ricardo has been with Lucy for 15 years, telling Ricky, "And They Call Me Superman" is hysterical, especially given his roles,also, in Gone With The Wind & Others. William Holden I Love Lucy is such A Masterpiece/Classic against his Dramatic Roles in Stalag 17 (Best Actor Win), Bridge On The River Kwai, Network, and Sunset Boulevard, to name a few. Moreover, many on your list, such as Michael Keaton, were Comedic Actors before they tried Drama. I still enjoyed watching, even though I had disagreements. Maybe, you can do A Video On Actors That Goofed On Themselves, Such As Gary Oldman. Another one could be Actors Goofing On Themselves in Movies about Other Movies That They Were In (I saw The Out-Laws, in which A Reference is made to James Bond by Ellen Barkin, to which Pierce Brosnan asks, Which One? She says #5, who is Brosnan Himself (after Sean Connery, George Lasenby, Roger Moore & then Timothy Dalton), to which He Replies, Good One. LOL

No Brendan Fraser on "Scrubs"?

What about Philip Baker Hall as The Library Cop on Seinfeld

It's NOT "fraZer"! 🙄

you shouldn't really count actors playing themselves, and the ones in THE SIMPSONS deserve their own list. What counts as a 'serious actor'? Actors ought to be able to do comedy or drama, with the right script and direction; the danger is when 'comic actors' who behave as if their very appearance is creating paroxyms of laughter, go 'dramatic' using the same techniques, which don't convince (Robbie Coltrane syndrome). Anthony LaPaglia in FRASIER was incredibly wrong: A Mancunian talking like a cockney. Had the show's makers any interest in Britain, they might have explained that Simon Moon learned to read watching Bob Hoskins in the series 'On the Move', and thought it only worked if he did the voice as well.

i wish there wasa yarn barn in BK.

Patrick Stewart is pretty much a regular on American Dad

Okay is it just me or does Simpson Leonard Nemoy look like Adam Driver….let the force be with you, indeed.

Billy Bob Thornton on Big Bang Theory

Sam Elliot did a whole sitcom called The Ranch on Netflix

How is Bruce Willis playing himself on the series ender of Mad About You not on this list?