Matt Damon's most inconspicuous cameo in the movie "Thor: Ragnarok"
One of the most hilarious moments of the movie "Thor: Ragnarok" is the scene where Thor returns to Asgard and finds his father Odin, who is actually disguised by Loki, watching a pathetic street performance.
The production itself is a pure narcissistic farce, where Loki is exposed as an innocent victim and a hero, but the main feature was completely different...
To the great surprise of the fans, the theatrical Loki was played by none other than Matt Damon himself! He got there by pure chance. Director Taika Waititi and Chris Hemsworth were looking for someone famous and funny for this episodic role, and Chris just called his old friend Matt.
Damon thought the idea was very funny, so he immediately agreed to come to the shooting. The actor in general is happy to take part in various cameos, if you like the post, I will tell you about some more cases.
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Daniel Craig's most inconspicuous cameo in Star Wars
You can watch the seventh episode of Star Wars at minimum speed, but you will never see the face of this actor. We are talking about Daniel Craig, who managed to play a cult, but absolutely invisible role of a stormtrooper in "The Force Awakens". Agent 007 was hiding under the white armor of a soldier of the First Order - it was his main character Ray who forced the force of thought to remove the shackles from her, throw the blaster and leave the door open.
How did the main spy of cinema get into a galaxy far, far away? Everything was decided by the purest fan luck and perfect timing. In 2014, Craig starred in another James Bond movie "Spectrum". In the neighboring pavilions at the same time, work on the new "Star Wars" was in full swing.
Being an ardent fan of the franchise, Craig just stopped by to visit the director and jokingly asked if there was a tiny role for him. He agreed, and the next day the actor tried on the stormtrooper costume.
Craig later recalled with a laugh that he initially expected to just stand silently in the background with a blaster, but the director became generous and prescribed him a full and very funny scene, which instantly became a cult.
What did Chris Evans hide at hand in the Avengers finale?
The famous post-credits scene, where tired superheroes silently eat shawarma in a New York snack bar, was filmed at the very last moment. The director spontaneously decided to add this comedy episode, urgently gathering the actors together.
By that time, Chris Evans was already preparing for filming in the movie "Thre Through the Snow" and managed to grow a decent beard. It was impossible to shave it for the sake of a minute scene under a contract with another project, and Captain America had to remain clean-shaven according to the plot.
A massive rubber jaw prosthesis was put on Evans' chin to hide the vegetation, but the artificial pad looked quite unnatural on the face and constrained facial expressions. Therefore, we decided to go for an extremely simple and banal way - to cover the chin with your hand, which turned out to be in the topic.
In my opinion, one of the best and soulful scenes after the credits throughout the Marvel cinematic universe, what do you think?
ZENDEYA REPEATED THE CULT IMAGE OF HOLLY BERRY π
At the last Emmy Awards ceremony, the actress again made the whole world talk only about herself, repeating one of the most iconic images of Holly Berry in the early 2000s. Zendeya appeared on the red carpet with an ultra-short cheeky pixie haircut - Holly Berry's signature "card".
πFor full immersion in the style of the 2000s, the Zendea team, together with the Prada brand, created a custom translucent dress of a silver shade, completely strewn with crystals and pearls.
The outfit perfectly quoted Holly Berry's evening outings: an open back, delicate transparent details and a dizzying shine with every step.
π₯ΉHolly Berry herself did not keep herself waiting long and reacted touchingly to the image of a young colleague, writing in social networks: "She just destroyed this red carpet! It looks incredible."
Zendeya once again proved that she can not just follow trends, but subtly quote the history of cinema and fashion, paying tribute to the legends of the past.
What do you think of Zendeya's experiment with a short haircut? Does Holly Berry's style suit her?