Quotes / The Cameo

Chris: Poor Iggy Pop. He doesn’t deserve this. Though I guess he still comes off better than Meat Loaf did in Bloodrayne.
Matt: Thanks for ruining The Adventures of Pete & Pete for me, Tank Girl. Thanks a lot.

— Chris Sims and Matt Wilson on Tank Girl

Clue was released on December 13, 1985 and it flopped at the box office. But that’s just because the public didn’t recognize true brilliance when they saw it... The singing telegram girl shows up for a quick second before and she gets shot dead. But it’s an unforgettable quick second and I didn’t know until much later that she was played by Jane Wiedlin. In those few seconds, Jane Wiedlin gave the performance of a lifetime.

— Michael K.

Hank: One of my favourite shows is that Whose Line Is It Anyhow?.
Brent: Yeah, I like that show too. But man, does that bald guy have to do a cameo in everything?
[a character played by Colin Mochrie suddenly walks past]
"Colin": Hey, Brent.
Brent: Hey, Dave.

— Corner Gas, "Comedy Night"

Brent: My life, a TV show? Who's gonna watch that?
Hank: Well, maybe if there were some really cool cameos.
[A woman suddenly walks on-screen]
Woman: Hi there! I'm six-time Olympic medallist Cindy Klassen!
Brent: Hi, we're just kinda in the middle of something.
Cindy: Oh...
Hank: Good job, though!
Cindy: Thanks! [walks away]

— Corner Gas, "Dog River Dave"

Chris Martin? From Coldplay? What are you doing here, in a factory, in Wigan? It's mental.

— When the Whistle Blows, the Show Within a Show from Extras

"Hey! I'm Stan Lee doing my subtle cameo!" [a giant neon sign saying "Stan Lee Cameo" appears as he begins dancing]

— Stan Lee, Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

Stan Lee: I don't care if it's a DC movie! I love cameos!
Robin: Not now, Stan Lee!
Stan Lee: Excelsior!

— Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

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