Brian Donlevy

Here's the challenge:

Name an actor who plays a character who is
fundamental to the plot of a movie, which shows up later
in another film that same character, but this time
They are not all the fundamentals of the plot. Aftermath
do not count.

Two examples:

In "Trading Places" Brothers Duke, played by Ralph
Bellamy and Don Ameche, are the principal antagonists.

Then, in Eddie Murphy's "Coming to America," Ralph
Bellamy and Don Ameche, again playing the Duke
Brothers, we see a scene of life in the street.

The second example is Brian Donlevy and Akim Tamiroff,
playing McGinty and The Boss in "The Great McGinty"
then appear again as McGinty and The Boss in much
a minor role in "Miracle at Morgan Creek."

So is the challenge. Plain and simple.

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reverse - where they play a very minor role
character in a movie and then reappear as the same
character, that now they are an important catalyst for
plot. Again, no sequelae.

Brendan Fraser has made a brief appearance as his "Encino Man" character in the movie "son". It took a frog hair Pauly Shore, lit with a lighter and ate it.

Oooh! I got some for you.

1. In the movie "The Protector" Tony Jaa character takes a plane to Australia to find the people who took his elephant. While the assault at the airport, he bumps into Jackie Chan, and both retire to penetrate each other. They pause and look at each other, then apologize, collect their bags, and keep walking.

2. In the movie "Maverick" Mel Gibson is going to the bank to borrow money from his friend, and while he is there to rob the bank by a thief played by Danny Glover. The two look at each other as if they have met before and after the robber left the bank said: "I'm too old for this sh * t"

Jay and Silent Bob movie where they show Matt Damon and Ben Affleck for Good Will Hunting actually acting on film, but not their roles are important in Jay and Silent Bob. Pooya!

In Manhunter (1986) in Red Dragon <remade (2002)> Hannibal Lecter (then played by Brian Cox) has a very small part ... And then we get to see more of the good doctor in the silence of the lambs (1991)

No idea, but just wanted to say your comments about the pope were spot on-I like to know the lottery numbers so I could have a big house and fill it with pornography.

Michael Parks as Earl McGraw Texas Range in movies Tarantino different.

How about Van Diesel Fast and the Furious and an appearance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.