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Not to sound like a know-it-all, but Marlon Brando's role in Superman was most definately not a cameo. If you want to go by SAG line count, he had a Supporting Principle Role.
He had top billing of the film. Gene Hackman had second billing, Christopher Reeve had third. A cameo is limited to one scene, often uncredited.
Not to sound like a know-it-all, but Marlon Brando's role in Superman was most definately not a cameo. If you want to go by SAG line count, he had a Supporting Principle Role.
He had top billing of the film. Gene Hackman had second billing, Christopher Reeve had third. A cameo is limited to one scene, often uncredited.
Sorry, but that's kinda missing the point of what the conversation was about initially. I was just showing a way that movie's, even back in the 70's, used well known names to promote a movie that starred relatively unknown actors. Whether it be a cameo or not, movies have always and will always use big names to influence the cinema-goers to go see that film. Also, don't forget that Brando would have had to have top billing because Christopher Reeve was a complete unknown at that time. Brando was the reason that most people went to see the movie.
Also, I got the fact that Brando's bit-part in "Superman" was a cameo from various websites and interviews with him. I've been a fan of the movie for many years.
Sorry, but that's kinda missing the point of what the conversation was about initially. I was just showing a way that movie's, even back in the 70's, used well known names to promote a movie that starred relatively unknown actors. Whether it be a cameo or not, movies have always and will always use big names to influence the cinema-goers to go see that film. Also, don't forget that Brando would have had to have top billing because Christopher Reeve was a complete unknown at that time. Brando was the reason that most people went to see the movie.
Okay then... films relied on 'cameos' back then because they were a still interesting, buzzworthy and a big deal. My original point was that this gimmick is not ----
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Not to sound like a know-it-all, but Marlon Brando's role in Superman was most definately not a cameo. If you want to go by SAG line count, he had a Supporting Principle Role.
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