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* In ''Hot Shots! Part Deux'' President Benson dons a wet suit and joins a Navy Seal team of scuba divers. He also provides voice-over narration, describing the underwater action. The actor is most famous for the television series ''Sea Hunt.''
* In ''[[Star Trek Generations]]'', we see a wet-behind-the-ears Captain Harriman, played by Alan Ruck. According to the ''Memory Alpha'' wiki, Harriman's personnel file from one of the video games says he has "[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off|a wife named Sloane and a son named Ferris who both live in Chicago, as well as interests in 20th century Italian sports automobiles.]]"
* Andy Griffith is forever remembered for the character he played on [[The Andy Griffith Show]]: an aw-shucks, small-town do-gooder with a heart of gold. But in the film ''[[A Face in the Crowd]]'', Griffith plays Lonesome Rhodes: an immoral, power-hungry egomaniac who becomes one of the most popular personalities on television...by ''pretending to be'' an aw-shucks, small-town do-gooder with a heart of gold. Yikes.
* ''[[The Rundown]]'': At the beginning of the movie, [[Dwayne Johnson|The Rock]] is destroying the football players in the night club. One of them receives a Rock Bottom, his [[Shout-Out|finisher]] in [[WWE]].
* ''[[Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (film)|Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street]]'' was not [[Helena Bonham Carter]]'s [[Harry Potter (film)|first time playing an insane, corset-wearing, mentally unstable yandere with a crush on a ruthless serial killer]].
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