Before They Were Stars

Charlotte Rae 1954

 

Harry Shearer in Abbott & Costello Go To Mars (1953)

 

Sammy Davis Jr in Rufus Jones For President (1933)

Co-starring Ethel Waters

 

One of my favorite Irony's in film.
Elvis Presley and Kurt Russell.

 

Country Music proven icon, Alan Jackson.

 

The Bee Gees - Time Is Passing By

 

Keanu Reeves in the TV movie Letting Go from 1985:

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Look at those front teeth!

 

Here's a couple of Steve's you might recognize...


Man, the Dana Carvey Show was some great comedy!

 

Before they were Charlie's Angels, Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd were both enrolled at Satan's School For Girls!

 

1984 Coors beer ad w/Kevin Nealon (don't blink or you'll miss hin).

 

The final episode of the obscure 1971 soap A World Apart. Featuring Clifton Davis (who sings), Susan Sullivan, James Noble (the guv on Benson) and gorgeous 25 year old Susan Sarandon. (Fanatics will recognize some of the other actors).



"Today was the last episode of A World Apart; we thank you for being with us these past months."

 

Jimmy Page:

 

McHale's Navy, "McHale the Desk Commander" (1964)

Spoiler

Raquel Welch

 

Naomi Watts in a commercial from Australia in 1990 over 10 years before she hit it big with Mulholland Drive in 2001.




Also she was in the cast of the short-lived (9 episodes) NBC series Sleepwalkers in 1997 that starred Bruce Greenwood. (Her first scene starts at 3:20 after the cold opening and credits but the entire episode is pretty good and is worth the watch as the show was NBC's version of The X-Files using the premise of the film Dreamscape.)

Sleepwalkers NBC TV Directed by William Malone - Full Episode - David Goyer, Producer

 

Luv Ice Cream commercial (1969)

Even if you don't blink, you may still miss David Bowie

 

Richard Pryor in The Wild Wild West, "The Night of the Eccentrics" (1966)

 

On the Sullivan shoe two years earlier.

 

Here's Patty Duke:


And here's Donny Most & Robby Benson:
Reeses Commercial Robby Benson Donny Most

 

The classic "You deserve a break today" ad from McDonald's, with John Amos and Anson Williams (c. 1971). Also feaures Johnny Haymer and Robert Ridgely.

 

Lea Thompson Burger King ad, aired on NBC during the 1982 World Series

 

Aggie long before Abba: she's probably 18 or 19 in this clip - a song from her very first swedish album - check out that grin! We dont call her The Great Gap-Toothed Golliwog around our house, for nothin'

 

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