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* David Lynch appears in his adaptation of ''{{Dune}}'' as the foreman of the spice mine that's destroyed by a sandworm.
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* In ''{{Plan 9 From Outer Space}}'', Ed Wood plays a bum who decides {{Too Much For Me}} after seeing the flying saucers.
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** ''Rope'' also proved difficult to work a cameo into; his famous silhouette self-portrait appears as a neon sign outside the window after the sun sets.
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* Outside of their two major roles, the creators of PhineasAndFerb pop up from time to time as in universe avatars. In a recent episode they [[Don'tExplainTheJoke explain jokes]] even.
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**He played the scientist interviewing River in "The R. Tam Sessions". [[spoiler:She kills him]].
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**Motoko & Kitsune hijacked his boat in the New Years' special.
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*** This is OlderThanTheyThink. Stan Lee had cameos in Marvel comics from the beginning; unlike in the movie, he was not denied access to Sue and Reed's wedding. One more memorable (and more recent cameo) casts him as the priest who marries James Hudson and Heather [=McNeil=] (Guardian and Vindicator of AlphaFlight.)
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*** This is OlderThanTheyThink. Stan Lee had cameos in Marvel comics from the beginning; unlike in the movie, he was not and JackKirby were denied access to Sue and Reed's wedding. One more memorable (and more recent cameo) casts him as the priest who marries James Hudson and Heather [=McNeil=] (Guardian and Vindicator of AlphaFlight.)
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* George Lucas makes a brief cameo in ''TheSecretOfMonkeyIsland'' as a man in a troll suit.
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* Dan Shive appears in a comic shop in [[http://egscomics.com/?date=2010-09-17 this]] ''ElGoonishShive'' strip (panel 6). Note that this is different from the AuthorAvatar character that appears in some non-canon strips.
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** The ''Itchy & Scratchy'' production crew are all based on the real-life writers and animators.
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* AvatarTheLastAirbender: In "Journey to Ba Sing Se", the fake Avatar holding the staff is producer Mike [=DiMartino=]. In "The Ember Island Players", playwright [[StealthPun Pu-on]] Tim is the episode's writer, Tim Hedrick.
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* Sonic Team's Saturn firefighting game BurningRangers has you rescue civilians, who email you with letters of thanks after each mission. Several of the civilians are Sonic Team members, who include cheat codes, production sketches and the like with their emails. (There's also a real-life Japanese poet whose name this troper forgets who sends you a couple of poems - she's a friend of then-Team head Yuji Naka.)
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** Pixar does this all the time, usually because the director does a placeholder voice for a minor character and it ends up good enough to be kept in. In FindingNemo, head sea-turtle Crush is director Andrew Stanton; ToyStory 3 has Lee Unkrich as the jack-in-the-box who yells "New toys!" when the gang arrive at Sunnyside; Up's co-writer Bob Peterson voices both Dug and Alpha. There's probably others.
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* Pokémon has one in every single one of it's main games. They are in the developers room. They also usually give you a certificate [[GottaCatchEmAll if you fully complete your Pokedex]]
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*** And in the final episode of ''[[SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries Spider-Man The Animated Series]]'' as HIMSELF!
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* Jan Kantůrek, the Czech translator of Terry Pratchett's ''{{Discworld}}'' books, managed to include himself in his translation of ''{{Discworld/Jingo}}''. At one point, a character says that Carrot talked like "a little schoolteacher"; naturally, he translated the word as "kantůrek" ("little teacher"), and italicized it for good measure.
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* SonsOfAnarchy: Increasingly blind Big Otto is played by Series Creator Kurt Sutter.
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* TheIncredibles: Director Brad Bird is the voice of Edna 'E' Mode.
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* Spoofed in ''What's Up, Tiger Lily?'' - a couple walk by the hero, who mutters to his partner "Don't look now, honey, this is the obligatory scene...the director always has to walk through with his wife! Egomaniac..."
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* In the WWII ''LooneyTunes'' ''Russian Rhapsody'', many, if not most, of the gremlins are caricatures of the cartoon studio personnel.
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* The co-creators of ''AtomicRobo'', writer BrianClevinger and artist Scott Wegener, appear in ''Atomic Robo and the Shadow From Beyond Time'' #5 as Louis and Martin, the two bumbling Action Scientists who almost accidentally end the universe.
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* The co-creators of ''AtomicRobo'', writer BrianClevinger Brian Clevinger and artist Scott Wegener, appear in ''Atomic Robo and the Shadow From Beyond Time'' #5 as Louis and Martin, respectively, the two bumbling Action Scientists who almost accidentally end the universe.
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* Artist Kurt Schaffenberger drew himself into many stories he illustrated. (Look for a tall, thin, dark haired man with a mustache and wearing glasses.)
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* The co-creators of ''AtomicRobo'', writer BrianClevinger and artist Scott Wegener, appear in ''Atomic Robo and the Shadow From Beyond Time'' #5 as Louis and Martin, the two bumbling Action Scientists who almost accidentally end the universe.
* The co-creators of ''AtomicRobo'', writer BrianClevinger and artist Scott Wegener, appear in ''Atomic Robo and the Shadow From Beyond Time'' #5 as Louis and Martin, the two bumbling Action Scientists who almost accidentally end the universe.
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* In the ScottPilgrim video game, in Lucas Lee's stage, twice a guy jumps into the action with [[BuffySpeak one of those things you use to yell "Cut!" or "Action!"]] and begin an encounter. The guy is Edgar Wright, the director of the film.
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* Pokémon has one in every single one of it's main games. They are in the developers room. They also usually give you a certificate [[GottaCatchEmAll if you fully complete your Pokedex]]
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* Martin Amis in the novel ''Money'' - he beats his protagonist at chess.
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* On the Lego Indiana Jones website, there is a short cartoon that ends with minifigs of George Lucas and Steven Speilberg watching the short itself, complete with a E.T baseball cap and a plaid T shirt.
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* Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, the authors of ''NickAndNorahsInfinitePlaylist'', can be seen in the background of a diner in the movie version.
* In ''{{Tapeheads}}'', the composers of the film's score, Fishbone, appear as a country-western band called Ranchbone.
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* [[Kirby Masahiro Sakurai]] voice acted King DeDeDe in ''SuperSmashBrosBrawl''.
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* [[Kirby Masahiro Sakurai]] voice acted King DeDeDe in ''SuperSmashBrosBrawl''.
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* John Waters has these fairly often. Mostly he'll be heard rather than seen - he's the uncredited narrator of ''Pink Flamingos'', the voice of Ted Bundy in ''Serial Mom'', and a prank-calling pervert in ''Pecker'' for example. He also has cameos in both the original ''{{Hairspray}}'' and the film version of TheMusical: In the former he has a couple of brief scenes as Penny Pingleton's psychiatrist, and in the latter he's a flasher.
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* John Waters JohnWaters has these fairly often. Mostly he'll be heard rather than seen - he's the uncredited narrator of ''Pink Flamingos'', the voice of Ted Bundy in ''Serial Mom'', and a prank-calling pervert in ''Pecker'' for example. He also has cameos in both the original ''{{Hairspray}}'' and the film version of TheMusical: In the former he has a couple of brief scenes as Penny Pingleton's psychiatrist, and in the latter he's a flasher.
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*John Waters has these fairly often. Mostly he'll be heard rather than seen - he's the uncredited narrator of ''Pink Flamingos'', the voice of Ted Bundy in ''Serial Mom'', and a prank-calling pervert in ''Pecker'' for example. He also has cameos in both the original ''{{Hairspray}}'' and the film version of TheMusical: In the former he has a couple of brief scenes as Penny Pingleton's psychiatrist, and in the latter he's a flasher.
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* A kind of variation is [[ErinBrockovich Erin Brockovich]], where the real Erin Brockovich (played by Julia Roberts in the movie) has a cameo as a waitress called Julia.
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* TylerPerry takes this to the extreme, appearing as 3 different characters (Madea, her brother Joe, and Brian) in most of his movies
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* Peter Benchley, the author of ''{{Jaws}}'', had a brief role in the film as a TV reporter.
