Barry Pepper

... you know, 'cause you also have, you know, other than those guys we mentioned, like you have Melanie Lynskey who's playing Jesse Bradford's girlfriend, eventual wife.

You have Barry Pepper, speaking of the Saving Private Ryan connection.

Mm-hmm.

You have John Slattery pre Mad Men coming in and basically like slaying in a couple of scenes.

Uh-

Do you wanna go ahead and spoil where Barry Pepper lands on the list-

Mm

... from American Made?

Yeah.

Okay.

I like Barry Pepper.

A lot.

He is feral.

Add in Barry Pepper, Jeffrey DeMunn, and Graham Greene rounding out the guards and inmates.

They build a complete ecosystem.

A world with routines and private lives.

We were gonna do that.

Barry Pepper is in Toe Tags.

Oh, I love myself some Barry Pepper.

He was in, he was in, uh, that Man Animals.

What's that movie called? Yeah.

Uh, starring Tom Hanks, Ed Burns, Matt Damon, Tom Sizemore, and a huge number of just guys you recognize.

Vin Diesel, Adam Goldberg, Barry Pepper, Giovanni Ribisi, Dennis Farina, Ted Danson, Bryan Cranston, Nathan Fillion, Paul Giamatti, Leland Orser.

Lots of people show up in this movie.

Score by John Williams.

in which one of the buddies doesn't even enter until halfway in.

It's stacked with great actors, everyone from Jason Robards and Jon Voight to Barry Pepper and Lisa Bonet and Tom Sizemore.

And I haven't even mentioned Jack Black and Seth Green and Jamie Kennedy as the lone gunman geek squad types here.

X-Files fans will get half of that reference and Best Buy customers will get the rest.

As it becomes obvious that Jason Robards' congressman is not going to vote the way the NSA wants him to vote, Jon Voight's character applies some light blackmail, reminding Robards of the favors he's done for him in the past, personal favors to help him when he was in a tight spot.

But none of this changes the Congressman's mind.

So as Robards leaves the conversation, turns away and walks back to his car, one of the NSA thugs, played by the always underrated Barry Pepper, comes up behind him, sticks a needle in his neck, then arranges Robards' limp body in his car, scatters a bunch of pills on the floor to make it look like an overdose, puts the car in neutral, and pushes it into a nearby lake where it sinks.

Now, unbeknownst to these uber corrupt murderous United States government employees, there is a camera that is hidden on the side of the woods on the other side of this lake.