Tom Hiddleston, who plays Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, had three one-word lines in the movie “Conspiracy” with Kenneth Branagh and Stanley Tucci, as the phone operator back in 2001.
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You may know Constance Zimmer best as Janine Skorsky from Netlfix’s House of Cards, but here she is as a waitress in a Seinfeld episode titled “The Wizard.”
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Aaron Paul may be riding out his Breaking Bad high, but back in the day he played a comic shop owner with a really terrible haircut in the first season of Bones, bitch.
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Amy Adams is the main attraction now (American Hustle, Man of Steel, The Muppets, etc.) but she was in a supporting role as a high school beauty pageant contestant in her first movie, Drop Dead Gorgeous, starring Ellen Barkin, Kirstie Alley, Denise Richards & Kirsten Dunst, back in 1999.
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Actress Meghan Markle is best known for her role in Suits but was also in early episodes in the second season of Fringe as Agent Amy Jessup!
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Who knew Katherine Pierce gave birth to….THE GIFTER! Before joining The Vampire Diaries, Olga Fonda appeared in the Marshalls, TJMaxx & Homegoods “Gifter” holiday campaign!
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If you ever feel despondent about your future, just think of this:
He may be a star on SNL now, but this was Taran Killam 10 years ago.
↳The DCOM Stuck in the Suburbs (2004) turns 10 this year
I thought this was an SNL skit
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Oh this is a great one — Melissa Ponzio plays Melissa McCall aka Scott’s mom on Teen Wolf (and she was Karen on The Walking Dead). But back in 2011, she appeared as a host on WebMD’s Ask the Dermatologist.
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Here’s Sylvester Stallone in one of his earliest roles — a 1971 Woody Allen movie called Bananas. Sly played a thug on the subway who Woody Allen’s character throws off the train for taunting passengers with his friend. Of course, this being a Woody Allen movie, the doors open again letting the thugs back inside, and Woody has to run away along the train.
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Oh this is adorable. Matt Bomer, best known for playing suave conman Neal Caffrey on White Collar and for being criminally underused in Magic Mike, once modeled for the cover of a book about gay youth called Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez. BRB, heading to Amazon and ordering this immediately…
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