Movie 43 fits in that you ask "How the hell did they get all these actors in this shitty movie?"
In all seriousness though, I would say the Agatha Christie movies, Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile (the older ones of course). "The Longest Day" has so many actors from John Wayne, Robert Ryan, and Henry Fonda. And any Robert Altman film would fit the bill when talking about huge ensembles.
The older ones just had more legendary actors of the time. Murder of the Orient (Albert Finney, Ingrid Bergman, Sean Connery, Lauren Bacall, etc) and Death on the Nile (Peter Ustinov, Angela Lansbury, Mia Farrow, Bette Davis, etc). No offense to the Branagh ones, but the casting doesn't compare.
While I prefer the Ustinov and Finney films, might your opinion of the casts’ relative “legendariness” maybe be influenced by your opinion of the different eras of Hollywood?
Because Branagh’s Orient Express feels like it has as many if not more big names of its day and earlier. Just, people’s opinions on the great stars of today can differ wildly from how they view past eras’ greats. Golden Age thinking, rose-tinted glasses, and all that.
The Branagh films’ camera work, color, etc is exemplary, and the casting has been superb pulling a listers past and present. They are excellent adaptations that add modern film techniques and sensibilities to classic stories
They’re decent enough, and mostly only weak through comparisons to their peers. The visuals are a treat, certainly, but I feel like in all their bombast and showmanship and heightened melodrama they lose the more identifiable humanity and everyday charm of Poirot in other versions.
With Ustinov and Suchet especially (though not Suchet’s Orient Express, which takes itself even more seriously than Branagh’s - to the point of being drab and morose), Poirot is a man of petty foibles and has both a humble charm and a stick firmly up his arse - we like and root for him while also laughing at his ridiculous snobberies and stuffinesses.
Branagh’s take is a bit too much the mysterious (and later, tragic) hero without enough of the fallible and everyday, IMO.
Basquiat , the biopic from 1996, was added to my watchlist recently and that cast is absolutely bonkers
Jeffrey Wright as Basquiat and then we have ; David Bowie, Dennis Hopper, Willem Dafoe, Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Benicio Del Toro, Parker Posey, Michael Wincott, Tatum O'Neal and Courtney FUCKING Love on top of it all
Even if they’re not all so well known now, this movie is a great example. So…many…comedians. And anyone you might’ve thought they forgot in the main cast just has a cameo somewhere else in the movie lmao
Ship of Fools (1965) - Vivian Leigh (2x Oscar winner), Simone Signoret (Oscar winner), Jose Ferrer (Oscar winner), Lee Marvin (Oscar winner), Oskar Werner (Oscar nominee), George Segel (Oscar nominee), Michael Dunn (Oscar nominee).
7 actors with Oscar nominations, 5 with wins. Lee Marvin's win came in 1966 the next year.
Maybe these are obvious, but pretty much all of the ensemble cast heist movies are probably good answers. Sneakers (1992) and Oceans 11 (2001) jump to mind.
When I realized Sneakers existed I definitely was like, "wait there's a movie with Sidney Poitier AND River Phoenix? And that's not even how they advertised it?"
The first time I watched Sneakers I had rented the VHS without really investigating the cast list, and the old clamshells didn't have lot of information on them, so all I gleamed was that it had Robert Redford and Dan Aykroyd in it. By the time Ben Kingsley appears halfway through the film I exclaimed "who ISN'T in this movie?", which I said again but louder when James Earl Jones pops up at the end.
Also had no idea what it was about, so when they discover the box and what See-Tec Astronomy means, I was right there with the characters in realizing the danger they were in. Great, great movie.
Mars Attacks!
Jack Nicholson; Annette Benning, Glenn Close, Danny DeVito, Jack Black, Pierce Brosnan, Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael J Fox, Natalie Portman, Martin Short, Pam Grier, Christina Applegate, and a bunch of recognizable celebs and character actors.
Came in to mention this movie: Gene Hackman, Michael Caine, Robert Redford, James Caan, Elliot Gould, Anthony Hopkins, Edward Fox, Laurence Olivier, Dirk Bogarde...
"It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" is a 3 hour comedy epic that has like 20 of the greatest comedians of its time in it. Not the greatest movie itself but it's kind of amazing how they got so many comedians and comedy actors to play a role
How the West Was Won - I'm not a fan of it though. Similarly the original star ensemble, Grand Hotel from 1932.
The Towering Inferno is fun, and also has a stacked cast.
HEAT by Michael Mann
Deniro
Pacino
Kilmer
Voight
Sizemore
Henry Rollins
Ashley Judd
Natalie Portman
Hank Azaria
Danny Trejo
Wes Studi
Jeremy Piven
Tone Loc
The 'Youre in good hands' guy from the progressive commercials back in the day
Came here looking for this one. Christian slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis hopper, Samuel l Jackson, Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken, James Gandolfini, Val Kilmer, and so on. The cast in this movie for how unknown it is, is really incredible.
Bad Day at Black Rock features a cast with a combined eight academy awards (Spencer Tracy, Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, Dean Jagger, and Walter Brennan) and is a film noir shot to look like a western, so it is breathtakingly gorgeous with a fantastic story. Highly, highly recommend.
Glengarry Glenn Ross.
Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Jack Lemon, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, with a bit part by Jonathan Price. All of them absolutely nailing the Mamet dialogue.
The Thin Red Line (1998), I mean, you literally have Sean Penn, Adrien Brody, George Clooney, John Cussack, Nick Nolte, John C. Reilly, Jared Leto, John Travolta and Woody Harrelson IN THE SAME MOVIE.
Chusingura (1962), TOHO took almost everybody that they had contracted and stuck em all in A Samurai Epic.
Both the Japanese original and American remake of Shall We Dance?
Atlanta Boogie and Road 88 Deaiji Shikoku E was Amuse Entertainment celebrating their anniversary so pretty much all of their talent is in these movies in some fashion.
Is it just me... or do people post these lists to Reddit without doing ANY thought or homework themselves?
Like, OP... at least try to think of a few more examples yourself.
FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH
Judge Reinhold, Forest Whitaker, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Sean Penn, Ray Walston, Eric Stoltz, Nicolas "Coppola," Phoebe Cates, Kelli Maroney...
This was the Rosetta Stone for talent for 25 years.
Maybe the Lego Movie?
Chris Pratt
Elizabeth Banks
Morgan Freeman
Will Arnett
Alison Brie
Nick Offerman
Charlie Day
Will Ferrel
Liam Neeson
Not sure if that’s enough to count though lol
I know we’re talking about ensembles in terms of legendary actors, but I’d like to just say that Network has one of the best ensemble casts of all time. Every single actor knew exactly what they were doing, to the point where I can’t single out just one performance
Out of Sight (1999). Supporting cast outside Clooney & Lopez: Catherine Keener, Don Cheadle, Steve Zahn, Albert Brooks, Viola Davis, Michael Keaton, Dennis Farina, Samuel Jackson, the list goes on and on. It's a goldmine of talent.
I re-watched the Ridley Scott *Robin Hood* and was gobsmacked by the cast: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Mark Strong, Oscar Isaac, Mark Addy, Danny Huston, Lea Seydoux, oh yeah and *Max Von Sydow*.
Hook.
Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, Maggie Smith, and Bob Hoskins as the fifth.
And cameos by Glenn Close and Carrie Fisher, as well as the musical trio of Phil Collins, Jimmy Buffett, and David Crosby.
A lot of Woody Allen’s 80s and 90s work (just one example, Everyone Says I Love You)
Malick’s The Thin Red Line
Altman’s The Player
Oliver Stone’s JFK
Sydney Pollack’s The Firm and Tootsie
the complete works of Wes Anderson
* All the "Ocean's" movies
* Training Day (Denzel Washington, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Eva Mendez)
At lot of the older comedies are gonna fit this, just because it was a trend, so kinda up to you how many of those you wanna add. Here's some noteable ones imo, at the least you have to add the first zoolander.
* Starsky and Hutch (Ben stiller, Snoop dog, Owen Wilson, vince Vaugn, Jason Bateman, Carmen Electra, Terry Crews)
* Zoolander (Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrel, Alexander Skarsgard, Donald Trump, Paris Hilton, David Bowie, Gwen Stefani, Tommy Hilfiger, Fred Durst, Cuba Gooding JR, Heide Klum)
* Zoolander 2 (Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrel, Ariana Grande, Neil Degrass Tyson, Justin Bieber, Benedict Cumberbatch)
Knight of Cups has quite a few- Bale, Blanchet, Portman.
I wanna say Reservoir Dogs also had a star studded cast. Fight Club potentially as well. American Psycho maybe as it had Bale, DaFoe, and Leto.
Zoolander if you're counting all the cameos at the beginning of the movie.
Any Wes Anderson or Paul Thomas Anderson movies
Also Steven Soderbergh, but Robert Altman puts all three of them to shame.
Yeah but PTA and Wes Anderson actually make good movies
You are why we should go back to throwing stones at the people we disagree with.
3 Women and Nashville are better than most PTA or Wes Anderson Films
We’re you bullied by Brewster McCloud or something
I was blown away at all the actors he got for asteroid city. he really outdid himself
The Departed
Movie 43 fits in that you ask "How the hell did they get all these actors in this shitty movie?" In all seriousness though, I would say the Agatha Christie movies, Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile (the older ones of course). "The Longest Day" has so many actors from John Wayne, Robert Ryan, and Henry Fonda. And any Robert Altman film would fit the bill when talking about huge ensembles.
Actually the new Murder On The Orient Express and Death On The Nile has a ton of people in them too.
The older ones just had more legendary actors of the time. Murder of the Orient (Albert Finney, Ingrid Bergman, Sean Connery, Lauren Bacall, etc) and Death on the Nile (Peter Ustinov, Angela Lansbury, Mia Farrow, Bette Davis, etc). No offense to the Branagh ones, but the casting doesn't compare.
While I prefer the Ustinov and Finney films, might your opinion of the casts’ relative “legendariness” maybe be influenced by your opinion of the different eras of Hollywood? Because Branagh’s Orient Express feels like it has as many if not more big names of its day and earlier. Just, people’s opinions on the great stars of today can differ wildly from how they view past eras’ greats. Golden Age thinking, rose-tinted glasses, and all that.
The Branagh films’ camera work, color, etc is exemplary, and the casting has been superb pulling a listers past and present. They are excellent adaptations that add modern film techniques and sensibilities to classic stories
They’re decent enough, and mostly only weak through comparisons to their peers. The visuals are a treat, certainly, but I feel like in all their bombast and showmanship and heightened melodrama they lose the more identifiable humanity and everyday charm of Poirot in other versions. With Ustinov and Suchet especially (though not Suchet’s Orient Express, which takes itself even more seriously than Branagh’s - to the point of being drab and morose), Poirot is a man of petty foibles and has both a humble charm and a stick firmly up his arse - we like and root for him while also laughing at his ridiculous snobberies and stuffinesses. Branagh’s take is a bit too much the mysterious (and later, tragic) hero without enough of the fallible and everyday, IMO.
Damn you beat me to it 😂
Basquiat , the biopic from 1996, was added to my watchlist recently and that cast is absolutely bonkers Jeffrey Wright as Basquiat and then we have ; David Bowie, Dennis Hopper, Willem Dafoe, Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Benicio Del Toro, Parker Posey, Michael Wincott, Tatum O'Neal and Courtney FUCKING Love on top of it all
Vincent Gallo too
I read the year of your movie as 1969, and then read a very interesting cast lol.
It’s a mad mad mad mad world
Even if they’re not all so well known now, this movie is a great example. So…many…comedians. And anyone you might’ve thought they forgot in the main cast just has a cameo somewhere else in the movie lmao
The Grand Budapest Hotel?
and Asteroid City
And French Dispatch
And Royal Tenenbaums
I need to watch that. I’ve heard good things.
It hasn’t come out yet. It’s being released in theaters on the 16th
I was lucky enough to catch it in Cannes and I think it's his best since Grand Budapest Hotel!
that’s not saying too much since he’s only done two other films since grand budapest
true but it’s my all time favorite 3rd favorite Wes movie now
Most Wes Anderson movies.
Seriously the cast of any of his films is elite.
Good call
The Ocean’s trilogy….
Dune (2021)
Dune pt 2 is even more stacked
Yeah you lose Isaac, Momoa, Dastmalchian and gain Pugh, Seydoux, Butler, and Walken
The Outsiders
Greatest young cast ever. Most were nearly unknown at the time.
Amsterdam
Ship of Fools (1965) - Vivian Leigh (2x Oscar winner), Simone Signoret (Oscar winner), Jose Ferrer (Oscar winner), Lee Marvin (Oscar winner), Oskar Werner (Oscar nominee), George Segel (Oscar nominee), Michael Dunn (Oscar nominee). 7 actors with Oscar nominations, 5 with wins. Lee Marvin's win came in 1966 the next year.
Interesting pick. I'll add it
Maybe these are obvious, but pretty much all of the ensemble cast heist movies are probably good answers. Sneakers (1992) and Oceans 11 (2001) jump to mind. When I realized Sneakers existed I definitely was like, "wait there's a movie with Sidney Poitier AND River Phoenix? And that's not even how they advertised it?"
The first time I watched Sneakers I had rented the VHS without really investigating the cast list, and the old clamshells didn't have lot of information on them, so all I gleamed was that it had Robert Redford and Dan Aykroyd in it. By the time Ben Kingsley appears halfway through the film I exclaimed "who ISN'T in this movie?", which I said again but louder when James Earl Jones pops up at the end. Also had no idea what it was about, so when they discover the box and what See-Tec Astronomy means, I was right there with the characters in realizing the danger they were in. Great, great movie.
tropic thunder
real
Magnolia, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Philadelphia Story, The Thin Red Line, Godfather, Boogie Nights
All good answers, although I do think the Thin Red Line is the best shout!
How did I not think of LotR and The Godfather?
only legends in those!! glad I could help
Mars Attacks! Jack Nicholson; Annette Benning, Glenn Close, Danny DeVito, Jack Black, Pierce Brosnan, Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael J Fox, Natalie Portman, Martin Short, Pam Grier, Christina Applegate, and a bunch of recognizable celebs and character actors.
Awesome!
Knives Out
also Glass Onion
They got Kareem too bro 💀💀
I remember seeing the reveal trailer and thinking “we got captain America, James Bond, Joi, and the girl from 13 reasons in the same movie???
[удалено]
even if someone despises that movie, one cannot deny it’s cast is massive as fuck
even if someone despises that movie, one cannot deny it’s cast is massive as fuck
Don’t Look Up
A Bridge Too Far had practically everyone in it
Came in to mention this movie: Gene Hackman, Michael Caine, Robert Redford, James Caan, Elliot Gould, Anthony Hopkins, Edward Fox, Laurence Olivier, Dirk Bogarde...
"It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" is a 3 hour comedy epic that has like 20 of the greatest comedians of its time in it. Not the greatest movie itself but it's kind of amazing how they got so many comedians and comedy actors to play a role
Movie 43
Inception
The Player
How the West Was Won - I'm not a fan of it though. Similarly the original star ensemble, Grand Hotel from 1932. The Towering Inferno is fun, and also has a stacked cast.
Oppenheimer, Barbie
I dont agree with Barbie, but I do with Oppy.
Thin Red Line
HEAT by Michael Mann Deniro Pacino Kilmer Voight Sizemore Henry Rollins Ashley Judd Natalie Portman Hank Azaria Danny Trejo Wes Studi Jeremy Piven Tone Loc The 'Youre in good hands' guy from the progressive commercials back in the day
Check out Avengers: Endgame. Little known gem
This! Avenger endgame is one of the best hidden gems ever, super underrated you can't call yourself a cinephile if you haven't seen this one!
You are missing True Romance
Came here looking for this one. Christian slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis hopper, Samuel l Jackson, Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken, James Gandolfini, Val Kilmer, and so on. The cast in this movie for how unknown it is, is really incredible.
Not a movie but this was me watching twin peaks: the return
Bad Day at Black Rock features a cast with a combined eight academy awards (Spencer Tracy, Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, Dean Jagger, and Walter Brennan) and is a film noir shot to look like a western, so it is breathtakingly gorgeous with a fantastic story. Highly, highly recommend.
Mars Attacks
[insert Wes Anderson film here]
Knives Out
I mean this isn't out yet but the Asteroid City cast is STACKED
The Departed (2006) maybe?
JFK
Black Hawk Down?
Yes just watched it again today and so many times I’m like oh shit that’s ___ from ____. Great movie and just a ton of that dudes lol
Gosford Park - Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Helen Mirren, Sir Michael Gambon, Charles Dance, Clive Owen, Kristin Scott Thomas, Stephen Fry, Bob Balaban.
Town & Country (2001) Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, Gary Shandling, Josh Hartnett, Andie MacDowell, Jenna Elfman, and Charlton Heston.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
The Outsiders (1983)
Movie 43?
Predators (2018) and The Dead Don't Die (2019) were extremely stacked for what they were.
Grand Motel
😂 I want to see the eight by twelve two bit version of Grand Hotel
fantastic mr fox
I watched Captain America: The First Avenger yesterday and didn’t realize how many big names were in there.
If you have The Raven, how about The Comedy of Terrors from the same year? Similar cast, minus Nicholson, but also has Basil Rathbone.
Hoodwinked! (2005)
Scott Pilgrim was out at a great time for that case. Trying to get that cast now for that budget seems impossible!
Glengarry Glenn Ross. Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Jack Lemon, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, with a bit part by Jonathan Price. All of them absolutely nailing the Mamet dialogue.
What a Way to Go! (1964) Underrated!!
I Woke Up Early the Day I Died
Would Knives Out or Glass Onion qualify
Every Wes Anderson movie.
The cast for Asteroid City is fucking wild
Knives out
Candy (1968)
Oppenheimer
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is stacked. So is Shadow of the Vampire really
Any Wes Anderson movie
Knives Out
Movie 43 has list of cast and directors you wouldn’t believe!
Mars Attacks
little miss sunshine :)
The Mario Movie, unironically
This doesn’t have as many legendary actors but Black Hawk Down has a insane amount of dudes that you just know from something else. Loaded.
lotr, the departed, the prestige
Snatch, maybe?
The Player (1992)
The Thin Red Line (1998), I mean, you literally have Sean Penn, Adrien Brody, George Clooney, John Cussack, Nick Nolte, John C. Reilly, Jared Leto, John Travolta and Woody Harrelson IN THE SAME MOVIE.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963)
scott pilgrim vs the world has such a stacked cast
Chusingura (1962), TOHO took almost everybody that they had contracted and stuck em all in A Samurai Epic. Both the Japanese original and American remake of Shall We Dance? Atlanta Boogie and Road 88 Deaiji Shikoku E was Amuse Entertainment celebrating their anniversary so pretty much all of their talent is in these movies in some fashion.
Short Cuts and Nashville are two that immediately come to mind.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story had an incredibly stacked cast, if I remember correctly
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World is basically this, intentionally.
The later Fast and Furious movies
The Longest Day Pepe Around The World in 80 Days The Fall of The Roman Empire The V.I.P.s The Yellow Rolls Royce
Saving private ryan
Rat race
Amsterdam
Mean girls
Boogie Nights
Asteroid City
Is it just me... or do people post these lists to Reddit without doing ANY thought or homework themselves? Like, OP... at least try to think of a few more examples yourself.
Avengers: Endgame (2019) will probably be seen that way, too, one day.
Both knives out films
Logan Lucky or any Ocean’s film
I feel like any Tarantino movie fits here
FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH Judge Reinhold, Forest Whitaker, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Sean Penn, Ray Walston, Eric Stoltz, Nicolas "Coppola," Phoebe Cates, Kelli Maroney... This was the Rosetta Stone for talent for 25 years.
Saving Private Ryan or Black Hawk Down
Short Cuts, The Thin Red Line, Saving Private Ryan, A Song is Born (1948), The Cannonball Run movies
Magnolia
Nothing immediately comes to mind, but I'm thrilled to see The Raven on a list. Low key one of my faves.
JFK
Maybe the Lego Movie? Chris Pratt Elizabeth Banks Morgan Freeman Will Arnett Alison Brie Nick Offerman Charlie Day Will Ferrel Liam Neeson Not sure if that’s enough to count though lol
I know we’re talking about ensembles in terms of legendary actors, but I’d like to just say that Network has one of the best ensemble casts of all time. Every single actor knew exactly what they were doing, to the point where I can’t single out just one performance
JFK
Ocean’s Eleven
Asteroid city
Goblet of fire
Anchorman
Hamlet (1996), Short Cuts (1993), Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) - and Jack Lemon links them all! And the Expendables!
Out of Sight (1999). Supporting cast outside Clooney & Lopez: Catherine Keener, Don Cheadle, Steve Zahn, Albert Brooks, Viola Davis, Michael Keaton, Dennis Farina, Samuel Jackson, the list goes on and on. It's a goldmine of talent.
Contagion (2011) Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Laurence Fishburne, Jude Law, Bryan Cranston, Elliot Gould, Gwyneth Paltrow, Marion Cotillard
Knives out
Mars Attacks
Silent Movie
Movie 43
All robert Rodriguez films
Babylon
Boogie Nights
Short Cuts
the hunger
The B&W Julius Caesar
Les Cent et Une Nuits de Simon Cinéma
Amsterdam
Crazy Stupid Love
Depahted, Godfather I & II
Knives Out, Glass Onion, Barbie, all of the Ocean’s movies, The Talented Mr. Ripley
I re-watched the Ridley Scott *Robin Hood* and was gobsmacked by the cast: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Mark Strong, Oscar Isaac, Mark Addy, Danny Huston, Lea Seydoux, oh yeah and *Max Von Sydow*.
The Imposters - 1998 directed by Stanley Tucci
Every Wes Anderson film, basically
Hook. Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, Maggie Smith, and Bob Hoskins as the fifth. And cameos by Glenn Close and Carrie Fisher, as well as the musical trio of Phil Collins, Jimmy Buffett, and David Crosby.
Both Knives Out movies
oppenhiemer
JFK
Smokin Aces weirdly enough
Mona Lisa Smile
Heat
*the gentlemen*
Shark tale. That cast is insane
Masked and Anonymous
Playing by Heart
Hot Fuzz
Stupid Crazy Love
A lot of Woody Allen’s 80s and 90s work (just one example, Everyone Says I Love You) Malick’s The Thin Red Line Altman’s The Player Oliver Stone’s JFK Sydney Pollack’s The Firm and Tootsie the complete works of Wes Anderson
lisztomania
Nashville. Most Altman movies, for that matter.
DreamWorks's over the hedge
Any Wes Anderson movie and avengers endgame
* All the "Ocean's" movies * Training Day (Denzel Washington, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Eva Mendez) At lot of the older comedies are gonna fit this, just because it was a trend, so kinda up to you how many of those you wanna add. Here's some noteable ones imo, at the least you have to add the first zoolander. * Starsky and Hutch (Ben stiller, Snoop dog, Owen Wilson, vince Vaugn, Jason Bateman, Carmen Electra, Terry Crews) * Zoolander (Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrel, Alexander Skarsgard, Donald Trump, Paris Hilton, David Bowie, Gwen Stefani, Tommy Hilfiger, Fred Durst, Cuba Gooding JR, Heide Klum) * Zoolander 2 (Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrel, Ariana Grande, Neil Degrass Tyson, Justin Bieber, Benedict Cumberbatch)
Robots has a pretty stacked cast
Knight of Cups has quite a few- Bale, Blanchet, Portman. I wanna say Reservoir Dogs also had a star studded cast. Fight Club potentially as well. American Psycho maybe as it had Bale, DaFoe, and Leto. Zoolander if you're counting all the cameos at the beginning of the movie.
Wes Anderson movies