The 20 Best Simpsons Movie-Star Guest Spots

Gibson! Pfeiffer! Umm, Sting! Big-screen Springfield cameos...

3. Mark Hamill

Character: Himself

Episode: 'Mayored To The Mob', Season 10 (1998-'99)

What’s not funny about Mark Hamill playing a bottomed-out version of himself plugging cheap ads at conventions (“You stupid nerds! He's trying to save you money on long distance!”) and singing ‘Luke Be A Jedi Tonight’ in a twisted version of Guys And Dolls?

Hamill actually played two roles in the show – as well as himself, he also voiced bodyguard trainer Leavelle. A little chippily, he said he preferred playing Leavelle...

2. Alec Baldwin & Kim Basinger

Character: Themselves

Episode: 'When You Dish Upon A Star', Season 10 (1998-'99)

Bruce Springsteen was again first choice and again turned down the opportunity to play himself, this time as a star who moves to Springfield and is plagued by unwanted public attention. Demi Moore and Bruce Willis were also asked before Baldwin and Basinger signed up...

Now, it’s hard to imagine anyone else polishing their Oscars and suffering a Homer life invasion...

Baldwin: “Does anyone know where this came from?”

Homer: “Oh, there’s that script I wrote. Where did you find it?”

Baldwin: “On my pillow.”

Comments

    • Lindz28

      Apr 8th 2009, 11:29

      Can you do a South Park list as an companion to this one? I'm thinking Mel Gibson bouncing around smearing poo everywhere!!

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    • avoidz

      Apr 9th 2009, 6:25

      Notice how all the great guest star appearances are all in the early- mid-1990's Simpsons episodes?

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    • Ominater

      Apr 10th 2009, 18:13

      I reckon Tony Blair should have been on this, in the episode where the Simpsons go to London

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    • TazzaWazza

      Apr 28th 2009, 1:48

      @Ominater Tony Blair is not a movie-star, though he was one hell of an actor...oh, a bit controversial there.

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    • idbjoshm

      Jun 19th 2009, 7:34

      I'm not sure if I missed it or not, I re read the article. But it is a travesty that Glenn Close wasn't even mentioned as Homer's mother! It's along the same mention as liz taylor as Maggie's voice. Just like Maggie's first word as a milestone, Homer finding out that his mother is alive should at least be mentioned as the top 5.

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    • stevolbauer

      Jul 2nd 2010, 15:18

      U2 were by far the best geust stars, they send themselves up terrifically Bono: Hes talking about waste management, that effects the whole damn system The Edge: Here he goes again

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