Very first movie clips form famous actors

[alko]

Jackie Chan

Brief cameo with Bruce Lee:



His first movie at age 8:

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[alko]

Sylvester Stallone in year 1969. According to the comments bellow the video, he should be the guy sitting behind Redford to the left.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Sylvester Stallone in year 1969. According to the comments bellow the video, he should be the guy sitting behind Redford to the left.

I believe SS debunked that himself a few years ago

 

[Trap Jesus]

Not sure why this is the first thing to come to mind but this is Megan Fox's first acting scene. So bad.

 

[tardigrade81]

Damon Wayans as the banana man in Beverly Hills Cop.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Brad Pitt in Less than Zero--he tells a story where he was pouring something and he created a line for himself and was told if he does it he will get fired--he did not have his SAG card yet and was trying to get the magic 3 productions where he had lines.

Kevin Costner in night shift billed as Frat boy 1

 

[Osprey]

Arnold Schwarzenegger's debut was very different from most actors in that his very first part was a starring role, not as an extra or bit part. Here's a portion of his very first scene in that movie, Hercules in New York (1969), with both dubbed and undubbed versions, the latter of which shows how crude his English was when he was new to America. It's hard to believe that he's only 22 years old in this.

 

[alko]

Arnold Schwarzenegger's debut was very different from most actors in that his very first part was a starring role, not as an extra or bit part. Here's a portion of his very first scene in that movie, Hercules in New York (1969), with both dubbed and undubbed versions, the latter of which shows how crude his English was when he was new to America. It's hard to believe that he's only 22 years old in this.

Truly a great actor.

 

[member 51464]

Arnold Schwarzenegger's debut was very different from most actors in that his very first part was a starring role, not as an extra or bit part. Here's a portion of his very first scene in that movie, Hercules in New York (1969), with both dubbed and undubbed versions, the latter of which shows how crude his English was when he was new to America. It's hard to believe that he's only 22 years old in this.

I did not find the undubbed version to be hard to understand at all.

 

[Osprey]

I did not find the undubbed version to be hard to understand at all.

Neither do I, and he actually gets a little better as the movie goes on (which the director also noted). I re-watched the undubbed version of the whole movie just a couple of months ago and didn't have any trouble understanding him. Of course, I'm used to his Austrian accent and we're talking about 1969 here. Audiences back then probably would've had some trouble understanding him, so dubbing him is, perhaps, understandable. Anyone who's going to watch it nowadays, though, should just watch it undubbed (which might mean finding the DVD version).

 

[Jumptheshark]

 

[kingsholygrail]

Found Paul Rudd's first film debut.

 

[alko]

Did Arnold really won a trip to Hawaii? Btw, his reaction, when he realized, that he won a diner in restaurant is very nice.

Found Paul Rudd's first film debut.

Is he the Alien?

 

[Trap Jesus]

German TV show, not a movie but this is Christoph Waltz in 1977.

 

[Acadmus]

Does Ben Affleck's role in the PBS miniseries Voyage of the Mimi count? Saw that in 1986 or '87, by the time he was famous I'd long since forgotten him in it.

 

[David Dennison]

Here is Rob Lowe being statutorily raped and Keanu Reeves doing a French Canadian accent in Youngblood, I believe Keanus first film.

 

[alko]

This video shows Stallone also as a actor in MASH:

 

[alko]

Clint Eastwood:

 

[BigBadBruins7708]

thinking this might be Aaron Paul's first movie spot? from Van Wilder

 

[bigdirty]

Found Paul Rudd's first film debut.

 

[David Dennison]

Young Lin Manuel Miranda in the Sopranos.

I'd link Cameron Diaz's first, uhhh, film, but I would be banned.

 

[Eisen]

German TV show, not a movie but this is Christoph Waltz in 1977.

ORF is an austrian channel.

 

[alko]

I'd link Cameron Diaz's first, uhhh, film, but I would be banned.

The Mask?

 

[KingBran]

Jack Nicholson on the Andy Griffith show.

 

[Mickey Marner]

Sandler on the Cosby show.