8 Brilliant Film Cameos From Characters In Completely The Wrong Series

Roger When a company owns the rights to multiple franchises a few cheeky cameos are to be expected. Something for serious fans to watch out for or the foundation of greater expanded universe (the disaster that was AVP started out life as a brilliant little easter egg), it€™s all a bit par for the course in an age where every piece of movie trivia ever is at our fingertips. The odd cases (eight of which I€™ll have a look at today) are where the cameos make absolutely no sense. Maybe the company didn€™t own the rights to the character they were guest starring or these two worlds had no business colliding, but all of these are as ridiculous as they are brilliant.

Honourable Mention - Pixar

Inc Unless it€™s your first day on the Internet, it should come as no surprise to see Pixar appear on this list in some form. Since their very early short film days there was a crossover of designs (a mixture of saving time by reusing animation models and honouring their previous successes) and as time€™s gone by it€™s only got more prolific; beginning with the Pizza Planet Truck becoming a recurring joke and the chess player from short Geri€™s Game popping up as a toy repairer in Toy Story 2, we€™re now accustomed to upcoming characters making little cameos in the latest film. Jessie and Nemo are in Boo€™s room in Monsters, Inc., Dug scares Remy in Ratatouille, Merida€™s family appear as vehicles in a tapestry in Cars 2; you get the idea. However, there€™s such an intrinsic link between all these characters that it doesn€™t really deserve its own entry, but I€™m always up for giving such gleeful creativity a nod.
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Film Editor (2014-2016). Loves The Usual Suspects. Hates Transformers 2. Everything else lies somewhere in the middle. Once met the Chuckle Brothers.