He stars in the movie "Field Of Lost Shoes". Its about some guys that lose their shoes. Also in the movie will be David Arquette, Lauren Holly, and Disney channel favorite Luke Benward!

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4396714/

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bignfatthatsthat

Actually, to get an acting credit in a movie, you need to speak a line. As soon as one word is spoke, you get your name in the credits. No lines, no credit is the general rule.

If Meade doesn't say a word in this movie, he is just an extra, and inserted the tag in IMDB himself.

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> Actually, to get an acting credit in a movie, you
> need to speak a line. As soon as one word is
> spoke, you get your name in the credits. No
> lines, no credit is the general rule.
>
> If Meade doesn't say a word in this movie, he is
> just an extra, and inserted the tag in IMDB
> himself.

Not true. If you're a featured Extra and appear noticeably in a scene, that counts every bit, as you're in character. Many actors have had no lines but were still credited.

This is as exciting as my sister and her kids appearance on the Today. Or when my uncle was in the audience of the Ellen Degenious Show.

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> Many actors have had no lines
> but were still credited.




Hey, Meade, this guy was an actor with no lines, who made an ass and clown of himself, much like you do!


Difference is, he was a clown on purpose.
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He does have an authoritarian military bearing; and is photogenic.

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> He does have an authoritarian military bearing;
> and is photogenic.


Yes, Meade, just like this guy! lmao



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> Yes, Meade, just like this guy! lmao


Exactly! lol

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> FUNdamental Wrote:
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> > Actually, to get an acting credit in a movie,
> you
> > need to speak a line. As soon as one word is
> > spoke, you get your name in the credits. No
> > lines, no credit is the general rule.
> >
> > If Meade doesn't say a word in this movie, he
> is
> > just an extra, and inserted the tag in IMDB
> > himself.
>
> Not true. If you're a featured Extra and appear
> noticeably in a scene, that counts every bit, as
> you're in character. Many actors have had no lines
> but were still credited.


Yes, those would be actors, not extras.

I did not want to get too technical, but here goes. First, Meade is not a member of SAG. in movie production, union members get dibs over any non union actors for prominent background roles, speaking or non speaking. I think the rule applies to the first 19 prominent background roles per movie. Prominent background roles may get credit. Extras do not get credit, unless they speak.

I doubt they gave Meade a line, they reserved lines for prominent background actors (paid members of SAG). If you have no line, and you are not a prominent background actor and member of the union, then you don't get credit.

The role he put in is "soldier," and that description was not specific enough to warrant a credit. As a made up example, "Soldier who climbed tree" is a specific role that may deserve a credit, speaking or non speaking. "Soldier" does not deserve a credit. Therefore, Meade most likely will not get a credit in this movie.

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> > > Actually, to get an acting credit in a movie,
> > you
> > > need to speak a line. As soon as one word is
> > > spoke, you get your name in the credits. No
> > > lines, no credit is the general rule.
> > >
> > > If Meade doesn't say a word in this movie, he
> > is
> > > just an extra, and inserted the tag in IMDB
> > > himself.
> >
> > Not true. If you're a featured Extra and appear
> > noticeably in a scene, that counts every bit,
> as
> > you're in character. Many actors have had no
> lines
> > but were still credited.
>
>
> Yes, those would be actors, not extras.
>
> I did not want to get too technical, but here
> goes. First, Meade is not a member of SAG. in
> movie production, union members get dibs over any
> non union actors for prominent background roles,
> speaking or non speaking. I think the rule
> applies to the first 19 prominent background roles
> per movie. Prominent background roles may get
> credit. Extras do not get credit, unless they
> speak.
>
> I doubt they gave Meade a line, they reserved
> lines for prominent background actors (paid
> members of SAG). If you have no line, and you are
> not a prominent background actor and member of the
> union, then you don't get credit.
>
> The role he put in is "soldier," and that
> description was not specific enough to warrant a
> credit. As a made up example, "Soldier who
> climbed tree" is a specific role that may deserve
> a credit, speaking or non speaking. "Soldier"
> does not deserve a credit. Therefore, Meade most
> likely will not get a credit in this movie.


Jeebus, Fundy, your posts constantly need correcting due to their rampant inaccuracies.

SAG productions require a minimum number of SAG members be employed as background performers before a producer is permitted to hire a non-union background performer in their production. For television productions, the minimum number of SAG background performers is 19, for commercials the minimum is 40, and for feature films, the minimum is 50. Often, due to the uniqueness of a role, or constraints on the numbers of available SAG performers or last-minute cancellations, those minimums are unable to be met. When this happens, producers are permitted to fill one or more of those union spots with non-union performers. The non-union performer chosen to fill the union spot is then issued a union extra voucher for the day, and that non-union performer is entitled to all the same benefits and pay that the union performer would have received under that voucher. After collecting three valid union vouchers for three separate days of work, a background performer (an extra) can become SAG-Eligible.

why are nostril hairs so fucking painful to rip out?

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Acting is acting. If you're a character in a film, its an acting credit, whether you have lines or not. Many professional actors take roles without given lines. If Meade was in a battle scene (which Im assuming he was), then he was definitely on camera, not just walking blurred in the distance on set.

According to his profile, he's 5'10. That's bullshit as I've seen him in person.

I wonder if he got paid to do this.

This film must not be big on historical accuracy. The average weight of a Civil War soldier was 137 pounds. Meade hasn't been that since 5th grade.

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> According to his profile, he's 5'10. That's
> bullshit as I've seen him in person.


He's actually taller than 5'10. He's at least 5'11. I am 6 ft and he's not much shorter than I am.

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> According to his profile, he's 5'10. That's
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You didn't read correctly. His profile says he's 5'10.5 which probably means he's actually 5'9.5, but probably close to 5'10 on a good day. In cowboy boots he's 6 ft. so thats probably why people think hes taller.

IMDB says Meade is shorter than 5 11. I guess IMDB cannot be trusted. Either that or Meade is lying about his height again.

Ken Burns Wrote:
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> This film must not be big on historical accuracy.
> The average weight of a Civil War soldier was 137
> pounds. Meade hasn't been that since 5th grade.


He probably played a yankee. They were all "healthy" looking. Confederates were starving. The Cadets were probably the thinnest.

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> > According to his profile, he's 5'10. That's
> > bullshit as I've seen him in person.
>
>
> He's actually taller than 5'10. He's at least
> 5'11. I am 6 ft and he's not much shorter than I
> am.


Word. I met Meade in person (well actually not in person), but I saw him in person. And he's actually much taller than he looks in his photos. I thought he was going to be only 5'8 or so like they said on Urban dictionary, but he's actually closer to 6 ft

IMDB lies Wrote:
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> IMDB says Meade is shorter than 5 11. I guess
> IMDB cannot be trusted. Either that or Meade is
> lying about his height again.


Eeesh was implying Meade was short. Because hes seen him "in person". So we know Eesh must be telling the truth.....as eesh never lies about anything.

But he's actually just average height. 5'10.5 sounds about right to me.

Meade playing a Yankee? No way would Meade do that. Meade is a Southerner right down to his sweet tea and racism. Meade wold never glorify the cause of Yankees who destroyed the South and burned Atlanta to the ground. Yankees were against all that Meade loves. That ain't right.

Just with the residuals from that movie, old meade will be set for life now and living on "easy street." . Beware Meade; now you will be inudated with marriage proposals from "golddiggers".

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> Meade playing a Yankee? No way would Meade do
> that. Meade is a Southerner right down to his
> sweet tea and racism. Meade wold never glorify
> the cause of Yankees who destroyed the South and
> burned Atlanta to the ground. Yankees were against
> all that Meade loves. That ain't right.


Meade has no answer to this. Why did he disrespect his kinfolk?

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> > Meade playing a Yankee? No way would Meade do
> > that. Meade is a Southerner right down to his
> > sweet tea and racism. Meade wold never glorify
> > the cause of Yankees who destroyed the South
> and
> > burned Atlanta to the ground. Yankees were
> against
> > all that Meade loves. That ain't right.
>
>
> Meade has no answer to this. Why did he disrespect
> his kinfolk?

Money.

Meade sold out? His fanbase will never forgive him. What's next a tribute to VCU hipsters?

Meade usually bumps his own threads, but he seems to have lost interest in this one. Wonder why?

Meade will soon forget his friends here at FFXU. Fame and fortune has a way of doing that.

Meade will never forget. FFX are his people. We all knew him before he made it big.

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> Meade playing a Yankee? No way would Meade do
> that. Meade is a Southerner right down to his
> sweet tea and racism. Meade wold never glorify
> the cause of Yankees who destroyed the South and
> burned Atlanta to the ground. Yankees were against
> all that Meade loves. That ain't right.


I thought Meade was a true son of the South. Turns out he will sell his Southern soul for a couple pennies from Hollywood. The South will rise again - but without Meade!

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> > Meade playing a Yankee? No way would Meade do
> > that. Meade is a Southerner right down to his
> > sweet tea and racism. Meade wold never glorify
> > the cause of Yankees who destroyed the South
> and
> > burned Atlanta to the ground. Yankees were
> against
> > all that Meade loves. That ain't right.
>
>
> I thought Meade was a true son of the South.
> Turns out he will sell his Southern soul for a
> couple pennies from Hollywood. The South will
> rise again - but without Meade!


There were actually some Southerners who fought on the Union side- espeically in places such as Western NC and East TN, and of course what is now West Virginia. Meade wasn't betraying his roots, he was simply doing his job as an Actor. Clark Gable played a Southerner, and he was a Yankee from Ohio.

Meade paying a soldier strains the limits of credibility.

How many soldiers, union or confederate, were as fat as Meade back in the 1860's?

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> Meade paying a soldier strains the limits of
> credibility.
>
> How many soldiers, union or confederate, were as
> fat as Meade back in the 1860's?


,eade is very large, but not necessarily fat.. Hes large. He is pretty muscular. Most of the men back then were a lot shorter too. I heard they didn't want any actors over 6'2 for the roles.

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> > Meade paying a soldier strains the limits of
> > credibility.
> >
> > How many soldiers, union or confederate, were
> as
> > fat as Meade back in the 1860's?
>
>
> ,eade is very large, but not necessarily fat.. Hes
> large. He is pretty muscular. Most of the men back
> then were a lot shorter too. I heard they didn't
> want any actors over 6'2 for the roles.

At 5 7 Meade is short enough, but he is not thin enough. The average Civil War soldier weighed a 137 pounds or one half of a Meade.

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> > > credibility.
> > >
> > > How many soldiers, union or confederate, were
> > as
> > > fat as Meade back in the 1860's?
> >
> >
> > ,eade is very large, but not necessarily fat..
> Hes
> > large. He is pretty muscular. Most of the men
> back
> > then were a lot shorter too. I heard they
> didn't
> > want any actors over 6'2 for the roles.
>
> At 5 7 Meade is short enough, but he is not thin
> enough. The average Civil War soldier weighed a
> 137 pounds or one half of a Meade.

Meade is not 5'7. Are you kidding? Hes closer to 6 ft tall. Don't cred urban dictionary as a reliable source.

Not kidding. Meade is closer to 5 7 then 6 feet. Short, portly, and balding is not a recipe for Hollywood success. Meade reminds me of a heavier George Costanza of Seinfeld fame.

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> Not kidding. Meade is closer to 5 7 then 6 feet.
> Short, portly, and balding is not a recipe for
> Hollywood success. Meade reminds me of a heavier
> George Costanza of Seinfeld fame.


Hes not balding, and hes close to 5'11. He is definitely not 5'7.

What is going on with Meade? He is disrespecting Richmond by playing a Yankee. He's never gonna make it big with his Southern charm schtick now. His true colors are showing. He would portray General Sherman himself if their was money in it for him. Dixie will surely disown him now.

Maybe he'll sing. Can he play a banjo? Maybe that is why he was chosen over all the other competitors. They might have a campfire scene where Meade will sing an old song. Like "Dem Golden Slippers"

I doubt Meade plays banjo. A southern gentleman would not concern himself with a folk instrument of the people. He would leave that to the fellers from the hollers. Meade fancies himself more like Monsieur Candy from Django Unchained.

Now if Meade was singing an old minstrel song like Dem Golden Slippers, I reckon I'd pay to see that. That song was written after the Civil War, though, so that would be a huge anachronism if the tubby troubadour performed that one.

I would love to see Meade on the t.v. show the Blacklist. I would love to see him have a love interest with Megan Boone. They film this show in Meade's backyard.

Will we see the name "Meade Skelton" when the end credits roll? I think not.

He does seem very photogenic. He has the star quality about him. Maybe this will be his step up in the enterainment industry. Many musicians end up being actors and vice versa. Acting requires little talent (sorry, I don't care what phoney baloney ham will tell you its a talent), so there could be hope for him yet in that. Although hes probably better at it than Keanu Reeves.

The camera DOES love him.
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That GIF busts me up e'er time I see it. Internet Gold.

Meade actually has a classic bodybuilder physique. He has that natural v shape that is sought after, but very rarely attained. He is a little chunky, but if he toned up he would really have it.

This is what the fat slob really looks like.
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Why are you posting pics that are like 10 years old?

This isn't 10 years old. Could that jacket, be any tighter?
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> Just with the residuals from that movie, old meade
> will be set for life now and living on "easy
> street." . Beware Meade; now you will be
> inudated with marriage proposals from
> "golddiggers".


Are you on drugs? Let us pretend he has 4 lines in the movie and gets credit. His residuals would probably be something like $500 the first year and $68 each year after that. Nothing to live off of.

And that is guessing he has 3 or 4 lines, which he doesnt.

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> Meade actually has a classic bodybuilder
> physique. He has that natural v shape that is
> sought after, but very rarely attained. He is a
> little chunky, but if he toned up he would really
> have it.
>
>


If he grew a beard he'd look like Steve Reeves. If the old Italian Hercules movies come back into style he'd be a cinch for the lead..or at least a sidekick.

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> If he grew a beard he'd look like Steve Reeves.
> If the old Italian Hercules movies come back into
> style he'd be a cinch for the lead..or at least a
> sidekick.
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> This isn't 10 years old. Could that jacket, be any
> tighter?


He has a larger than average chest, but his waist is smaller than his chest. So therefor, he is not obese. Most blazers are not tailored and don't fit off the rack very well. I bet he's a 46 long with a much smaller waist.

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> > physique. He has that natural v shape that is
> > sought after, but very rarely attained. He is a
> > little chunky, but if he toned up he would
> really
> > have it.
> >
> >
>
>
>
> If he grew a beard he'd look like Steve Reeves.
> If the old Italian Hercules movies come back into
> style he'd be a cinch for the lead..or at least a
> sidekick.

You know, Ive often wondered about this. Facial hair might actually be a good new look for Meade. It may make him look like an actual man instead of a large boy.

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> Not true. If you're a featured Extra and appear
> noticeably in a scene, that counts every bit, as
> you're in character. Many actors have had no lines
> but were still credited.


but saying you are "starring" in a film when you are the 25th billed is just sad.

his IMDB page doesn't list any of his Gay Fetish porn performances.

Pudgy Wudgy Diaper Boy is my favorite.
especially the "Pacifier" scene...

My favorite was Deliverance 2: Billy Bob Goes Deep

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I like the one where he doesn't take one FOR the team..

He takes one FROM the team..
"daddy's little boy"

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> Meade paying a soldier strains the limits of
> credibility.
>
> How many soldiers, union or confederate, were as
> fat as Meade back in the 1860's?


thread bump..

He could have played the lead in the movie "The Wrestler" that stared Mickey Rourke. Just a little makeup to appear older and hide his boyish good looks.

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> He could have played the lead in the movie "The
> Wrestler" that stared Mickey Rourke. Just a
> little makeup to appear older and hide his boyish
> good looks.


Perhaps there is going to be a Hutt character in the upcoming Star Wars trilogy.

Meade could save them big bucks on CGI.
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Is Meade laying low, because he's rapidly losing his hair? He's at that age now. He'll soon become "hat guy".

i'm pretty sure the ^^ was a meade remix show. but i better keep my opinion to myself.

Meade sucks banana dicks!

He is not appearing in a major motion picture. My Nigga

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> He is not appearing in a major motion picture.

This is true. Meade's scene unfortunately didn't make the final cut.

Of course, this doesn't stop him from listing it on his IMDB resume at only $149.99 a year!

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4396714/resume?ref_=nm_ov_res
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Physique "athletic"
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> > He is not appearing in a major motion picture.
>
> This is true. Meade's scene unfortunately didn't
> make the final cut.
>
> Of course, this doesn't stop him from listing it
> on his IMDB resume at only $149.99 a year!
>
> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4396714/resume?ref_=nm_
> ov_res




Irish and Australian accent? lol

How much does a SAG card cost? Does Meade have an agent?

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Athletic build. LOL
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Where can I see the video of Meade being interviewed by the girl. My Fave.

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I wanted to gif a few parts. Looked all over YouTube and didnt see.

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It is a well known fact that Eric Cartman was modeled after Meade skelton.
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It is well known that Divine based his entire drag act after Meade Skelton
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It is well known that Whoopie Goldberg modeled her entire career after Meade Skelton.
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Hander Wrote:
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> Maybe he'll sing. Can he play a banjo? Maybe
> that is why he was chosen over all the other
> competitors. They might have a campfire scene
> where Meade will sing an old song. Like "Dem
> Golden Slippers"

Actually he can and does play the banjo.
According to beloved reference volume. "Profanisaurus'

http://www.oldskoolanthemz.com/forum/humour/7949-roger-mellys-profanisaurus-c.html

banjo n. On the penis, that thin ridge of skin connecting the roll-neck to the bobby’s helmet (qv).
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So, did Meade get his name in the movie credits, or not?

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> So, did Meade get his name in the movie credits,
> or not?

Not sure if anyone could sit through the virtually direct to video mess in order to view the final credits.


He was credited on the movie's IMDB page for a while.
Then his name was taken off.


But look at the credits that are on.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2477218/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast
Lots of extras and uncredited types but no Meade.
It is almost if they removed his name on purpose.

Also Meade's IMDB page is EMPTY.
No credits at all.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4396714/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1

Here is Meade doing what he does best.
Discussing himself in third person

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4396714/board/thread/230329142


There is one shot of Meade in the final movie.
To get motivation for his part he just thought about his music career.
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> So, did Meade get his name in the movie credits,
> or not?


He did not.It appears Meade was pretty upset about not getting his name in the credits, and IMDB's refusal to give Meade the listing he feels he deserves.


https://getsatisfaction.com/imdb/topics/close-up-of-me-in-a-film-but-non-credited-extra-how-can-i-get-an-accepted-submission

Field of Lost Shoes (2014)
I appeared very close up as a dead Federal solider in this film. It is me, unmistakably. How can I get IMDB to accept my submission? I keep getting rejected. I was closed up in the movie @ exactly 1:27:54 Please help!

Meade Skelton


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Here's a help page about "uncredited" roles (not credited on-screen):
http://www.imdb.com/help/show_leaf?uncreditedcredits

Champion
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The IMDb page in your name does not have a credited role listed yet. As Nobody posted, the rule is, you're not eligible for showing uncredited work. If you have credited work to add you should submit it. Only then should you be requesting them to make an exception to their rules and list an uncredited role.



Meade Skelton
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That is truly not fair, as I don't have a credit yet . This was pure close up of me, and I can't get credit for it? I was a FEATURED EXTRA. That stinks!

He was a featured extra that stinks.

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> Question now Wrote:
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> > So, did Meade get his name in the movie
> credits,
> > or not?
>
>
> He did not. It appears Meade was pretty upset about
> not getting his name in the credits, and IMDB's
> refusal to give Meade the listing he feels he
> deserves.

If he actually read the agreement which he signed to be an extra no screen credit was ever guaranteed.

That said, it does seem that the IMDB page went hog wild over putting in every other featured extra, regular extra and uncredited extra.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2477218/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast

One has to wonder if the producers of the film didn't want the stank of Meade on their product.
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> > > So, did Meade get his name in the movie
> > credits,
> > > or not?
> >
> >
> > He did not. It appears Meade was pretty upset
> about
> > not getting his name in the credits, and IMDB's
> > refusal to give Meade the listing he feels he
> > deserves.
>
> If he actually read the agreement which he signed
> to be an extra no screen credit was ever
> guaranteed.
>
> That said, it does seem that the IMDB page went
> hog wild over putting in every other featured
> extra, regular extra and uncredited extra.
>
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2477218/fullcredits?re
> f_=tt_cl_sm#cast
>
> One has to wonder if the producers of the film
> didn't want the stank of Meade on their product.

I think Meade was one of the first to give himself credit on IMDB while the movie was still in production/post. Such an early submission was most likely flagged by the production team, and removed by IMDB. Others listed themselves much later, after the movie flopped, and nobody cared to take action at that point.

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>
> I think Meade was one of the first to give himself
> credit on IMDB while the movie was still in
> production/post. Such an early submission was
> most likely flagged by the production team, and
> removed by IMDB. Others listed themselves much
> later, after the movie flopped, and nobody cared
> to take action at that point.

Good reasoning. I'm still more likely to think that Meade was a pain in the ass on the set, begging for a speaking part or to let him do a song/provide music for the film.

The film stunk and his performance stunk.

Has anyone here actually watched this movie?

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> reasoning Wrote:
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>
> >
> > I think Meade was one of the first to give
> himself
> > credit on IMDB while the movie was still in
> > production/post. Such an early submission was
> > most likely flagged by the production team, and
> > removed by IMDB. Others listed themselves
> much
> > later, after the movie flopped, and nobody
> cared
> > to take action at that point.
>
> Good reasoning. I'm still more likely to think
> that Meade was a pain in the ass on the set,
> begging for a speaking part or to let him do a
> song/provide music for the film.


Along those lines, Remember he did his usual "Look I'm a film star" shameless self-promotion all over the place who in the weeks following his big film shoot.


Perhaps a staff member of the film got curious about all the buzz and did a little research on the Meade....

His only screentime was this battlefield scene?

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> His only screentime was this battlefield scene?

Sources say that is all that appeared in the final cut.
I have yet to meet anyone who will admit to sitting through the whole train wreck of a finished film.

There have been rumors of a hot sex scene with Lauren Holly that got left on the cutting room floor.

It seems that the rumor was a miscommunication.
There is a surveillance tape of Meade sucking off David Arquette in a back alley while they thought nobody was looking.
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There is a surveillance tape of Meade sucking off David Arquette in a back alley while they thought nobody was looking.

I can see that. He does have the body of a fat chick.

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> There is a surveillance tape of Meade sucking off
> David Arquette in a back alley while they thought
> nobody was looking.
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> I can see that. He does have the body of a fat
> chick.


David Arquette is a notorious Hollywood drunk.

Arquette probably took Meade for a fat chick and didn't even realize he was dicking a queer.
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Meade, in his first big screen appearance, actually did a very good job, I should say "believable Job" perhaps. Acting the role of a dead person takes a lot of skill, you have to totally let go of muscle control, at times you will actually open up your cloaca orifice and shit, to differentiate from actual sleeping or unconsciousness. I was impressed. 4 stars

acting coach Wrote:
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> Meade, in his first big screen appearance,
> actually did a very good job, I should say
> "believable Job" perhaps. Acting the role of a
> dead person takes a lot of skill, you have to
> totally let go of muscle control, at times you
> will actually open up your cloaca orifice and
> shit, to differentiate from actual sleeping or
> unconsciousness. I was impressed. 4 stars


Actually Meade shitting his britches on stage has been well-documented in this very forum.
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/1332829/1368751.html#msg-1368751

I think we must look at the genius of Sean McNamera to cast a guy who poops his pants at the drop of a hat to add this level of realism to his film.