#Iron man 2 stan lee cameo movie#

The more I can say and do the more I like it. I liked where I was the postman in the first Fantastic Four movie. And I liked the one that I did in The Fantastic Four where they didn't allow me to come to the wedding of Reed and Sue. I liked the one I did in The Incredible Hulk where Lou Ferrigno and I came out of a building, and I was telling him not to worry, I'd protect him. I particularly like the one I did in Spider-Man where I spoke to Peter Parker for a minute, I told him that one man can make a difference. Wired: Do you have a favorite cameo you've done?

#Iron man 2 stan lee cameo movie#

Of course now, when I meet anybody who's in the movie business, the first thing I say is, 'I'm available.' I'm thinking of taking out a full-page ad in Variety. They're always asking, they were always asking me. Lee: And he put me in the background, selling hot dogs, so I was only in there for a second of the film.

Lee: Let's see, I think the first one was in the X-Men movie, I think Bryan Singer, the director, said, 'Hey, how'd you like to be in one of the scenes?' I said, 'I never say 'no.'' Wired: How did you get into this? Did you go to the people making the movies and say, 'Hey, I created these characters, can I be in the movie?' or did they come to you? As if it really matters if my nose is a little shiny or something. And there's all kinds of makeup put on my face, as everybody does in the movie. So I go in my trailer, and I wait! And then, about an hour before the time comes to do the cameo, I go to makeup. They'll ask me to get there at 11 in the morning so that they'll know I'm there. They think they'll need me at, let's say three o'clock. But it takes a few hours, and even though the cameo might be something that's on screen for a few seconds, they're so cautious. Lee: I don't really hang out that long, because I don't have that much time. Wired: When you do a cameo, do they just zoom you in and zoom you out of there, or do you hang out all day with the stars? Everyone enjoyed what they were doing, knowing that it was turning out great. Usually you go to a movie set, sometimes the people are nervous, or worried or they're depressed. I kept making a mistake on purpose each time. I tried to take as long as I could, we did a thousand takes. You're saying to yourself, 'What on earth can that be all about?' You'll have to see the movie to find out! I'll give you this much of a clue: I'm standing with my arms around three beautiful blond girls.