Unforgettable Movie Moments: Celebrity Cameos That Stole the Show

If there's a film that exemplifies the perfect blend of horror and comedy, it’s "Zombieland". Released on October 2, 2009, this zombie apocalypse movie introduces us to Columbus and Tallahassee, who bring hilarity to life-or-death situations. More about Zombieland. With its tongue-in-cheek look at survival, Zombieland showcases a cameo by the legendary Bill Murray, whose brief yet iconic appearance is hailed as one of the greatest movie cameos of all time.

Ben Stiller’s "Zoolander", released on September 28, 2001, is a satirical comedy about the world of high fashion that is both outrageous and utterly entertaining. More about Zoolander. The film stars an array of cameos from fashion icons and celebrities, with one of the most memorable being David Bowie, who graces the movie with his legendary presence as a judge in the infamous "walk-off" scene.

The 2011 release of "Thor", a visually stunning and action-packed entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, brings the Norse god of thunder to Earth. More about Thor. Among its notable aspects is a brief yet impactful cameo by none other than Stan Lee, the illustrious creator of many Marvel heroes, whose appearances have become a cherished Easter egg for fans.

Released on May 22, 2014, this comedy western from the mind of Seth MacFarlane offers laughs and absurd situations galore. More about A Million Ways to Die in the West. The film includes a hilarious cameo by Christopher Lloyd, reprising his role as Doc Brown, reminding audiences of the whimsical blend of genres and clever nods to pop culture.

"Tropic Thunder", released in 2008, is a satirical look at Hollywood which dives deep into the chaos of a big-budget film gone wrong. More about Tropic Thunder. The film boasts not only an all-star cast but delivers one of the most talked-about cameos from Tom Cruise, who plays an unrecognizable, outrageous and dance-loving studio executive, Les Grossman.

The sports comedy crossover "Happy Gilmore", from February 16, 1996, is unique in its comedic take on professional golf. Starring Adam Sandler, the film cemented his reputation for improbable, hilarity-filled stories. More about Happy Gilmore. The appearance of Bob Barker, participating in an iconic fistfight with Happy, is a moment of pure comedic genius that remains etched in cinephiles’ memories.

The wisecracking sequel "Deadpool 2", released May 10, 2018, offers intensified action sequences and diet-breaking laughs. More about Deadpool 2. Featuring a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo from Brad Pitt, who plays the 'Vanisher', this film continues the tradition of celebrity surprises that fans eagerly anticipate.

Long-lost love finds new flame in "Always Be My Maybe", released on May 31, 2019. More about Always Be My Maybe. The film is a romantic comedy delight starring Ali Wong and Randall Park. It also features a scene-stealing cameo from Keanu Reeves, playing a hilarious, exaggerated version of himself that added unforgettable zest to this heartfelt film.

The sequel to the stylish spy thriller, "Kingsman: The Golden Circle", released on September 20, 2017, expands its universe to the U.S. with thrilling results. More about Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Packed with action and wit, it contains a surprising and humorous appearance by Sir Elton John, adding flamboyant fun to this action-packed roller coaster.