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[quote author=Dameon link=board=tv-film;num=1082826458;start=90#98 date=10/26/05 at 22:24:37] Although i've seen it before, I only noticed last night that Dweezil Zappa appeared in the 1987 film The Running Man.[/quote]<br><br>If you've seen it before:<br><br>*  how come you didn't recognise him the first time?  :o<br>*  how come even the phrase "Don't touch that dial" didn't perk you up enough to notice it was him the first time?  :o<br>*  how come you didn't recognise him earlier in the movie?  :o<br><br>I was watching Steve Vai's DVD at the Astoria last night and listening to the commentary track (never listened to that before (good fun) although I have had DVD since it came out) and when it finished I flicked around channels and got Running Man and it was just at the start of the Dweeze's first scene. Serendipity! Had to watch the rest to see the "Dial" scene even though I don't like the movie much. One of Arnie's EVEN MORE wooden performances.<br> ;D

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I think it´s already been posted, but here is a (largely incomplete) listing from IMDb.<br><br>Composer - filmography <br><br>Frank Zappa: Phase II - The Big Note (2002) <br>Y tu mamá también (2001) (song "Watermelon in Easter Hay") <br>Cheun gwong tsa sit (1997) (songs) <br>... aka Happy Together (Hong Kong: English title) (USA) <br>"Duckman" (1994) TV Series <br>Peefeeyatko (1991) <br>Daddy's Dyin'... Who's Got the Will? (1990) (song "Harder Than Your Husband") <br>Cousteau: Alaska: Outrage at Valdez (1989) <br>The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels (1988) (V) <br>The Amazing Mr. Bickford (1987) <br>Uncle Meat (1987) <br>Does Humor Belong in Music? (1985) (V) <br>Video from Hell (1985) (V) <br>The Dub Room Special (1984) (V) <br>Baby Snakes (1979) <br>200 Motels (1971) <br>Run Home Slow (1965) <br>The World's Greatest Sinner (1962) <br><br>Director - filmography <br><br>The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels (1988) (V) <br>The Amazing Mr. Bickford (1987) <br>Uncle Meat (1987) <br>Does Humor Belong in Music? (1985) (V) <br>Video from Hell (1985) (V) <br>The Dub Room Special (1984) (V) <br>Baby Snakes (1979) <br>200 Motels (1971) (characterizations) <br><br>Writer - filmography <br><br>The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels (1988) (V) <br>The Amazing Mr. Bickford (1987) <br>Uncle Meat (1987) <br>Does Humor Belong in Music? (1985) (V) <br>Video from Hell (1985) (V) <br>The Dub Room Special (1984) (V) <br>Baby Snakes (1979) <br>200 Motels (1971) (screenplay) (story) <br><br>Actor - filmography <br><br>Video from Hell (1985) (V) <br>The Dub Room Special (1984) (V) <br>200 Motels (1971) .... Member of Mothers of Invention<br>Head (1968) .... The Critic <br>Sex in Today's World (1968) <br><br>Producer - filmography <br><br>Peefeeyatko (1991) (producer) <br>The Amazing Mr. Bickford (1987) (producer) <br>Uncle Meat (1987) (producer) <br>Baby Snakes (1979) (producer) <br><br>Editor - filmography <br><br>Baby Snakes (1979) <br><br><br>Himself - filmography <br>The Revenge of the Dead Indians (1993) .... Himself<br>Peefeeyatko (1991) .... Himself <br>Prazakum tem je hej (1990) .... Himself<br>Circus of the Stars #14 (1989) (TV) (uncredited) .... Himself <br>Funny (1989) .... Himself <br>The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels (1988) (V) <br>Uncle Meat (1987) .... Himself/The Imaginary Director <br>Does Humor Belong in Music? (1985) (V) .... Guitar/Vocals <br>Cocaine Blues (1983) .... Himself<br>Baby Snakes (1979) .... Himself<br>Mondo Hollywood (1967) .... Himself<br><br>Guest Appearances<br><br>Derailroaded (2005) .... Himself <br>"100 Most Metal Moments" (2004) (mini) .... Himself <br>Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The 1970s (2002) (TV) (uncredited) .... Himself (1980 interview) <br>The Male Swagger (1999) .... Guitarist <br>Hey, Hey We're the Monkees (1997) (TV) (uncredited) .... Mike Nesmith (episode "Monkees Blow Their Mind") <br><br>Notable TV Guest Appearances<br><br>"The Ren & Stimpy Show" playing "The Pope" (voice) in episode: "Powdered Toast Man" <br>"Focus" playing "Himself - Guest Host" 26 February 1990 <br>"Crossfire" playing "Himself" in episode: "Rock 'N' Roll Ruckus" 28 March 1986 <br>"Miami Vice" playing "Mario Fuente" in episode: "The Payback" (episode # 2.19) 14 March 1986 <br>"Faerie Tale Theatre" playing "Attilla" in episode: "The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers" (episode # 3.7) 17 September 1984 <br>"Saturday Night Live" playing "Host/Musical Guest" (episode # 4.3) 21 October 1978 <br>"Saturday Night Live" playing "Musical Guest" (episode # 2.10) 11 December 1976 <br>"Anatomy of Pop" playing "Himself" (episode # 1.3) 24 January 1971 <br>"The Monkees" playing "Mike Nesmith" in episode: "Monkees Blow Their Minds" (episode # 2.25) 11 March 1968

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Well I suppose he was only, what, eighteen? Very cute. Next to Mick Fleetwood he looked rather tiny.<br><br>

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[quote author=J.C.Greasy link=board=tv-film;num=1082826458;start=90#93 date=10/22/05 at 19:26:21]I don't know if someone already said this, but, how about Lost Boys. The Huskie's name is Nanook.<br>[/quote]<br><br>Nanook is a common eskimo name, made famous by the movie NANOOK OF THE NORTH (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0013427/combined). There was also a comic book eskimo from the 40´s called Nanook.<br><br><br>BTW, you RUNNING MAN fans are going to love this:<br><br>http://www.starticles.com/movies/runningman.html<br><br>

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[quote author=nanook_69 link=board=tv-film;num=1130412278;start=0#0 date=10/27/05 at 06:24:38]in the movie the ice storm there is a clip in a collage dorm where two guys are listening to dirty love . [/quote]

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Damn, that was a amazingly oversized image....... <br><br><br>Anyway.. this isnt really a Zappa reference, but close anyway:<br>In the Oliver Stone movie "Natural Born Killers, you can hear the tune<br>"Drums a go-go", written by Paul Buff, and played by The Hollywood Persuaders...<br>Frank and Paul Buff worked together in the early 60's, and Frank<br>later bought Buff's studio, Studio Z.<br>Frank was allso involved in some of The Hollywood Persuaders hit singles....<br>....I guess most of you allready know the story.......<br><br><br>IB ;D

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[quote author=hhyu00 link=board=tv-film;num=1082826458;start=90#94 date=10/22/05 at 21:10:36]You might not believe this, folks, but a poster of Frank Zappa was in an episode of Friends (the TV sitcom). In that episode, Chandler was talking to Julia Roberts in front of a music store, which displayed very prominentely a poster of "Strictly Commercial".<br><br>[/quote]<br><br>I believe you...... ;D<br>

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from the script for "two-lane blacktop".

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In the recent version of "Halloween II" (directed by Rob Zombie) Howard Hessman plays a shop owner...here's some pictures of it.

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In the movie Slacker by Richard Linklater. A guy in a taxi (played by the director) tells the cab driver some dreams he's had, and one of them is him having breakfast with FZ.

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