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Description: Allison the Outcast, played by Ally Sheedy, eats a cap'n crunch sandwich and pixy stix cola in the John Hughes 80's comedy, "The Breakfast Club"

Description: Madmartigan gives a fake apology to a Peck named Willow, in Ron Howard's fantasy adventure, "Willow", with Val Kilmer

Description: The Orphan Annie, played by Aileen Quinn, puts up her dukes in the 1982 musical, "Annie"

Description: Detective Holdaway listens to Freddy Newandyke/Mr. Orange's version of "The Commode Story" in the Quentin Tarantino crime classic, "Reservoir Dogs", with Randy Brooks and Tim Roth.

Description: Sean, played by Devon Sawa, has integrity when going for a job as a clerk in a women's clothing store - in James Merendino's "SLC Punk"

Description: Mr. Hector, played by Tim Curry, tells Kevin McCallister about his limousine waiting outside the Plaza Hotel... and a PIZZA. From the 1992 Christmas classic, "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York"

Description: Martin "Raw Dog" Payne lost his fight with Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns, and his face shows it. From the Martin Lawrence sitcom, "Martin".

Description: President James Marshall, aboard Air Force One, sends Ivan Korshunov out the back of the plane. From the 1997 thriller with Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman.

Description: Paul Rudd gives surf lessons to Jason Segel in the 2008 comedy, "Forgetting Sarah Marshall"

Description: From Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald.

Description: Frank, played by Richard Brake, goes shopping for a home birth in Zach Cregger's horror film, "Barbarian", with Justin Long, Bill Skarsgård, and Georgina Campbell.

Description: Tommy Callahan talks brake pads in the 1995 comedy, "Tommy Boy"

Description: Smoke uses a Timmy gun in the 3rd Act of Ryan Coogler's "Sinners"

Description: Clarence meets Alabama in the theater in the Tony Scott-directed, "True Romance" with Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater

Description: Steven Seagal breaks arms and bodies in 1990's american vigilante action-thriller, "Hard to Kill"

Description: Lil Rel Howery tells Daniel Kaluuya how he found him, in the 2017 Jordan Peele horror thriller, "Get Out"

Description: Three is a crowd with the SNOWMAN in the 2025 reboot for "The Naked Gun", with Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson

Description: The Chosen One, played by Steve Oedekerk, punches through a man in the comedy, "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist"

Description: Alyssa Jones, played by Joey Lauren Adams, shows her tongue length in Kevin Smith's comedy, "Chasing Amy"

Description: Liam Neeson bought Trix in the Seth Macfarlane comedy, "Ted", and he paid for it with blood.

Description: Roddy Piper is spotted with sunglasses in the John Carpenter classic, "They Live"

Description: Roddy Piper is spotted with sunglasses in the John Carpenter classic, "They Live"

Description: John Locke explains to Walt the game of backgammon. "Two players. Two sides. One is light, one is dark" From the TV series, "Lost", with Terry O'Quinn

Description: Murray Hewitt says goodbye to Leggy Blonde in the comedy series, "Flight of the Conchords," with Rhys Darby

Description: Samwise Gamgee says "Potatoes" with conviction in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" with Sean Astin.

Description: Dr. Zaius, orangutan politician and member of the Ape National Assembly, is very loved in "Planet of the Apes: the Musical", with Maurice Evans.

Description: Chief Brody, played by Roy Scheider, give his one-liner to blow up Bruce the Shark in Steven Spielberg's classic, "JAWS"

Description: Chad, played by Brad Pitt, does the finger snap dance in the Coen Brothers 2008 comedy, "Burn After Reading"

Description: Look! It's Alex's Aunt, played by Amy Madigan, from the Zach Cregger horror film.

Description: Tommy DeVito's initiation ceremony doesn't go as planned in Martin Scorsese's classic, "Goodfellas," with Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro

Description: Rod Kimble, played by Andy Sandberg, says "Cool Beans" a lot in the 2007 comedy, "Hot Rod"

Description: The Thing imitates Bennings, played by Peter Maloney, in John Carpenter's horror classic, "The Thing"

Description: Osbourne Cox, played by John Malkovich, feels his firing is politic, and don't tell him it's not. From the Coen Brothers comedy, "Burn After Reading"

Description: Jamie Lee Curtis thinks she is the Cryptkeeper in 2003's "Freaky Friday", with Lindsay Lohan

Description: Arthur Leigh Allen, played by John Carroll Lynch, is not the Zodiac killer in David Fincher's 2007 true crime drama, "Zodiac"

Description: Mr. Wilson's dentures need replacing in the 90's family comedy, "Dennis the Menace"