Surprising credits thread

[Swiftian 1,271]

This was always my favourite thread on the previous board.

 

Today, I just found out and am stunned that Uncle Phil was the voice of Shredder in those Turtles cartoons.

[Cliff Hanger 857]

On the subject of "voice casting weirdness" I just found out that the kid who plays Jojen Reed on GAME OF THRONES is also the voice of Ferb on PHINEAS AND FERB.  Even weirder, the dad is Richard "Riff Raff" O'Brien of RHPS fame.

[Ace 4,579]

He was also the kid from "Love Actually".

[Ellsworth Toohey 18]

Just saw an episode of The Untouchables where Robert Duvall showed up as a jazz band leader who helps Elliot Ness combat a protection racket.

[Burgundy LaRue 4,421]

Grandpa Huxtable as Panthro still makes me scratch my head.

[Brian Fowler 13,138]

And look up the credits on the Thundercats theme song...

[Burgundy LaRue 4,421]

James Lipton, if memory serves?

[piranesi 15,739]

Back in the days when Nick at Night was around, and ran old 50s shows, I was watching DONNA REED and George Hamilton showed up as a teenager dating Shelly Fabares.

 

Even at seventeen and in black and white he managed to look thirty-five and orange.

[Brian Fowler 13,138]

James Lipton, if memory serves?

 

Yeah, and that just blows my mind continually.

[Johnny Sorrow 2,122]

I keep picturing Granpa Huxtable yelling "Theo, keep your foot off that blasted samoflange!"

[J.T. 8,669]

 

James Lipton, if memory serves?

 

Yeah, and that just blows my mind continually.

 

 

I think that is an internet hoax, folks.  IIRC Jules Bass (co-founder of Rankin / Bass and also a composer) penned the lyrics and Bernard Hoffer composed the music for the original Thundercats theme song.

 

I'm not sure if Cracked.com ever posted a retraction but IIRC all references to the Thundercats theme song in Lipton's musical bio at IMDB have been removed and the correct musical credits are now listed at IMDB.

[RIPPA 29,157]

 I think that is an internet hoax, folks.  IIRC Jules Bass (co-founder of Rankin / Bass and also a composer) penned the lyrics and Bernard Hoffer composed the music for the original Thundercats theme song. I'm not sure if Cracked.com ever posted a retraction but IIRC all references to the Thundercats theme song in Lipton's musical bio at IMDB have been removed and the correct musical credits are now listed at IMDB.

Yeah - the original article remains the samehttp://www.cracked.com/article_18441_7-celebrities-who-had-badass-careers-you-didnt-know-about_p2.htmlTo be fair - the article is almost three years old and at the time of their research they were going by the incorrect info from IMDB (so it's not like they were trusting like wiki per se)In fact - the article links to Lipton's IMDB page - which as JT says - no longer lists the Thundercats credit

[Burgundy LaRue 4,421]

J.T. kills dreams and maims hope.  He drowns inspiration in the rivers and flings its limp body into oceans.  No heart beats as loudly as when it feels J.T.'s cold presence close to it.

 

In other words, IT WAS REAL TO ME!

[RIPPA 29,157]

Just stumbled across this this morning... you will see why I am posting it

 

[piranesi 15,739]

Arnold Schwarzenegger played Loni Anderson's husband when Loni Anderson played Jane Mansfield in an ABS made-for-t.v. movie in 1980:

 

 

It's actually great casting, as Jane Mansfield was married to Hungarian Mr. Universe winner Mickey Hargitay.  But still, weird to see Arnold doing schlub t.v. movie work just before blowing the fuck up.

[piranesi 15,739]

Just stumbled across this this morning... you will see why I am posting it

 

 

 

Nice catch!  It's kind of weird how perfect he is for Sorkin's preferred deadpan.  It's also weird how much he looks like Curt Hennig's son.

[Swiftian 1,271]

What's this from?

 

[piranesi 15,739]

Gotcha!

 

[Ellsworth Toohey 18]

Funny seeing a (very) young Adam Scott as the helmsman of the USS Defiant in Star Trek: First Contact.

[pipGofern 489]

Posted this in the Man of Steel thread on the old board the day before it finally slept with the fishes:

 

[Swiftian 1,271]

Just saw a trailer for a movie called Getaway, and couldn't figure out out who the old, grizzled guy was. I figured it was either Anthony Hopkins, Jon Voight or Rutger Hauer. IMDB ended up telling me it was Voight, and I wondered what he'd been up to lately.

 

Y'know that Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 movie that's currently #1 in IMDB's Bottom 100? Well, not only was he in that. He also appeared in Baby Geniuses: Baby Squad Investigators and the upcoming Baby Geniuses and the Treasures of Egypt, and Baby Geniuses and the Space Baby.

 

You have to wonder how a person's career gets to that stage.

[Burgundy LaRue 4,421]

I've been saying for years that Angelina Jolie needs to put dear ol' dad in a home for his own professional good.  That list of movies proves my theory.

[piranesi 15,739]

and Baby Geniuses and the Space Baby.

 

 

 

Wait, THE Space Baby?

 

  Because that's a huge get.

[RIPPA 29,157]

Posted this in the Man of Steel thread on the old board the day before it finally slept with the fishes: 

That was probably about the same time she did the blink and you miss it West Wing appearance (she was one of the farmers when Toby, Josh and Donna get left behind in Iowa)

[Lazlo Woodbine 1,681]

You have to wonder how a person's career gets to that stage.

I just assumed all the shitty roles were to fund the plastic surgery that's morphed him into the freaky looking waxwork we see today.