The Muso: David Bowie
A habitual cameo-nabber (and occasional lead, back in the day), Bowie turned up in David Lynch's cinematic prequel to the TV show and only served to add to the weirdness.
He's FBI Agent Phillip Jeffries, described as "long lost" mostly because he stepped off the Philadelphia field office's elevator one day and turned up in Buenos Aires seconds later.
Appropriate Lyric: "Once a time, they nearly might have been, Bones and Oogie on a silver screen, No one knew what they could do, Except for me and you, They slip away, They slip away."
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JPDisco
Oct 23rd 2009, 14:46
How about Nick Cave in The Assassination of Jesse James...
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JPDisco
Oct 23rd 2009, 14:47
or Elvis Costello in Talladega Nights...
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BazVanderClap
Oct 23rd 2009, 17:03
Not fair! I want to hear the Jarvis Cocker narration on fantastic Mr. Fox, couldn't they have sorted it for the UK release? Or could it surface on the DVD? Also, how about Eminem in Funny People...
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