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Lovell himself has a cameo role in the movie--he's the Navy commander who greets Hanks on the deck of the recovery ship. At the end of the film, Lovell shakes Hanks's hand...
...masses of people excited. HIStory's first CD contains digitally remastered versions of some of Jackson's greatest hits, including such classics as Rock with You and Beat It. The second CD has 15 new songs, featuring plenty of guest performers (basketball star Shaquille O'Neal has a rap cameo on the song 2Bad, and sister Janet duets with Michael on Scream) and guest producers (including R. Kelly, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis). The result is that HIStory is full of musical ideas but feels too bureaucratic and lacks a strong, sure vision...
...writing an autobiography tells all he or she knows, and Davies is not telling us all he knows. Neither is Hullah. Ramsey is alive--or, at least, there is still much more to his life than we know, and it exists without there being a book about it. His cameo appearance reminds us that there are things we don't know about him, and suggests that they exist. In The Cunning Man it is up to Dr. Hullah, as he unwittingly reminds us, to "decide how much I was prepared to tell." But he tells us quite enough...
Caton-Jones, at least, tried hard. You can-glimpse his effort in cute little by-the-way details. When MacGregor finally slaughters Cunningham (now you know--hopefully you won't bother to see for yourselves), the Marquis stoops over the body and pulls a cameo of Archie's mother out of the dead man's vest. Is the Marquis Archie's father? Intriguing, but we wish there had been some hint of the relationship beforehand. "Rob Roy" is fully of similar lagunas. One of the most glaring is the fade-out over the course of the film of the clan...
...true: Before leaving for a12-day Asia tripon Friday, First Lady Hillary Clinton made a five-minute satirical videotape featuring herchocolate-wielding debut on a park benchoutside the White House. The parody, which brought down the house at the Washington press corps' annual Gridiron dinner Saturday, features a cameo in which President Clinton takes her box of chocolates -- leaving her one piece -- and asks if she doesn't have some french fries to go with it. A drawling Mrs. Clinton also reveals that she once advised Jimmy Carter to give a speech about mayonnaise, but the former president misheard...