>>You see, I tried once before to tell you that IMDB will list people that aren't in the credits, or in unions etc. This is in reference to me mentioning that you can get credit for "Pluto Nash" and start your claim to fame.
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>Ok, I registered and submitted the info. I selected (uncredited). However, I see in the reference of Maude Adams and for yourself, that a small explanation is shown next to (uncredited). Should I use the same field to add this extra small explanation?

That may not be necessary.
See: http://us.imdb.com/Name?Hunter,%20Ernest
He too was in the IMDB for Bagger Vance. I don't know him, but he doesn't have any kind of explanation. Well, a little.

Hey, I'm sure you have your own personal site. Why not make a page for your movie appearance like I did for mine? It may not be necessary to get listed, but it does make your listing less questionable. The stills I have are nothing more than a slow shutter speed of the DVD on my TV paused and they look pretty good considering. There are some real packages out there that I'm sure make great stills if you want to get carried away. Like I said Ernest's, mine and other listings may be OK'd just to sell head shots.

BTW - I'm working around the house and have put in "A View To A Kill" as background entertainment. So far "Octopussy" hasn't shown up. And, the quality looks bad, even for VHS. But I'm not Maud about it ;)

Good luck getting listed. Hey, if you get "discovered" make sure you don't forget to get your actor friend in the USA a role or at least a cameo. I look great in streetcars.

Ah man! I just realized that I read and wrote "streetcar", but was thinking "cable car". Just about every Bond movie has skiing and I was thinking that. I may have already seen a street car after the guy is killed with the poison butterfly on a fishing line and didn’t even think about it. I’m rewinding the tape now and will let you know.