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Worst cameo in a movie?


Madonna's in "Die Another Day."

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You may have closed the topic, one and done. I'm having a hard time thinking of a worse one.

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I think I may have found something worse: M. Night's Shyamalan's appearances in his movies.

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His cameos in Sixth Sense and Unbreakable weren't too bad, but everything about Signs was bad, especially his cameo, and it was all downhill from there.

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Jay and Silent Bob in Scream 3, they just don't belong there.

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Does 'Barney' the purple dinosaur in 'Jurassic Park ///' count?

Who am I kidding? That is one of the best cameos!

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Trump's in "Home Alone 2"

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That one speaks for itself.

Richard Pryor in "Superman 3"

I'm joking! How about Jim Belushi in "Abraxas: Guardian of the Universe?" His brief appearance was the best thing in it. Not a cameo per se but comes off as one.

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Belushi peaked in "Thief."

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Hahaha! Thanks, I needed a good stir.

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Though I did crack a smile at his chess coach skit on SNL.

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David Letterman in Cabin Boy. “You wanna buy a monkey?”

Stan Lee in anything.

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Bret Favre's in "There's Something About Mary"

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The ark's in "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" because it reminded me of a much, much better piece of pulp nonsense I'd rather be watching.

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The only thing that I recall in Mary is him getting his dick stuck in his zipper, so you may be right. A football player who can’t pronounce his own name properly, and who does not insist on having others (ESPN morons) pronouncing his name—fav’-re, NOT farv—is a piece of useless, illerterate trash.

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Patrick Ewing in The Exorcist 3

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Brad Pitt's in "12 Years A Slave."

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too big a part to be considered a cameo

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Mike Myers in Inglourious Basterds (2009)

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Ted Danson's in "Saving Private Ryan."

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And while we are talking war movies here, Jimmy Fallon in Band Of Brothers. I wanted to like it, But just did not work for me..

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Tom Petty in The Postman (1997)

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Macy Gray in first Spiderman movie. Really out dates it, though the scientific meme of William Defoe will live on.

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Tony Robbins in "Shallow Hall."

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Macy WHO?

Shameless cash-grab effort by Sony to stimulate sales for a nonentity .

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Quentin Tarantino in "Django Unchained."

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