Your favorite "that guy"

[AndyC]

Happened to catch Monster in the Closet on Drive-In Classics this morning. It had a couple of actors worthy of 'that guy' status.

Paul Dooley was one. He's shown up in a few movies. He was Claude Elsinore in Strange Brew, the father in Sixteen Candles, and a Cardassian on one of the Star Trek shows.

More significant was Jesse White. He's a 'that guy' from an earlier generation, showing up in a lot of movies from the 60s. Some of you will remember him as the lonely Maytag repairman, before Gordon Jump took over.

[The Strange German]

I'm a bit surprised that no one mentioned "that guy" that seemed to pop up in every major motion picture back in the Golden Days (speak: before I dedicated my life to crappy movies and actually watched movies on the big screen - late 80's/early 90's): Stephen Tobolowsky (hope I spelled him right), probably best remembered from "Groundhog Day". Last time I noticed him was in "Glimmer Man" (so go figure).

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Markus

[Vermin Boy]

Ooh, good one! I went nuts watching Memento, trying to figure out where I'd seen him (I think it was Thelma & Louise).

[Kyla]

i love THAT GUY!!!!!

[Kyla]

thank you!!

[Kyla]

yeah! THAT GUY is cool!!
one of my favorites!

another one: i REALLY can't remember his name though...
i recently saw him in Duets (don't ask i was sick as hell and it was on TV)
ohhh!!!!
one of his best known:
Pig F*cker in Howard Stern's Private Parts

i love THAT GUY

[Kyla]

this chic really gets on my nerves most of the time...
but i have no idea what her name is..
and i see her in EVERYTHING it seems these days

she was a secretary on Ally McBeal
she played Betty Rubble in one of the Flinstones movies
she has a new Herbal Essence commercial now....
and i saw her in a movie on Lifetime network about her and some guy meeting at the dog park and thier dogs fall in love or something, then they fall in love
something stupid... i watched for about 3 mins

ick