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- Clarke Devereux. "Tell 'em to count their kids again," the officer sent to do a wellness check on Kevin says in a thick Chicago accent in the first "Home Alone."
- Marian Seldes. Marian Seldes appears in 1997's "Home Alone 3" as Mrs. Hess, the grumpy neighbor of our new hero Alex (Alex D. Linz) who, just like Old Man Marley and the Pigeon Lady before her, seems scary at first but concludes the movie as a new friend.
- Eddie Bracken. Longtime comic actor Eddie Bracken plays Mr. Duncan, the kindly owner of Duncan's Toy Chest in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." Christmas is naturally the busiest time of year down at the Toy Chest, and kindly old Duncan is planning to donate his profits (a giant crate full of cash kept in plain sight inside the store) to a children's hospital — that is, if the Wet Bandits don't steal it first.
- Ralph Foody. If you happened to be an elementary school student in 1990 or 1991, there is a solid chance that you or someone you know curled their lip and grunted "Keep the change, ya filthy animal!"
4 days ago · Ellen is 14 years older than John (Picture: Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images) Speaking to The Spokesman Review in 2018, Ellen explained how she ended up in the film – and it ...
Nov 10, 2023 · Getty Images. Home and Away actor Johnny Ruffo has sadly passed away aged 35. Diagnosed with brain cancer six years ago, Ruffo put his career on hold to undergo treatment and was in remission for ...
- Dan Seddon
- John Heard. John Heard's character in "Home Alone" may have forgotten his son, Kevin McCallister, but his role in the film will never be forgotten. Heard played Kevin's dad, Peter McCallister, in the original film and its sequel "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York."
- Roberts Blossom. Roberts Blossom died in 2011 at the age of 87 due to natural causes, Variety reported. His portrayal of "Old Man" Marley in "Home Alone" served as a poignant reminder to never judge a book by its cover.
- Ralph Foody. "Keep the change, ya filthy animals" is one of the most iconic lines from the film, and Ralph Foody executed it perfectly. In "Home Alone," Kevin McCallister watches an old movie titled "Angels With Filthy Souls," where a gangster played by Foody says the iconic phrase after firing off gunshots.
- John Candy. John Candy was The Polka King of the West — better known as Gus Polinsiki in "Home Alone." Candy's character offered Kate McCallister a ride in a van full of musicians to get back to her kid.
- Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister. Culkin's leading role as Kevin catapulted the then-10-year-old child star into the spotlight after the Christmas classic's release.
- Joe Pesci as Harry Lyme. Joe Pesci is no stranger to playing a criminal — although his turn as a con man in the '90s hit was more lighthearted than his usual fare.
- Daniel Stern as Marv Murchins. Daniel Stern's character may not have succeeded in his plot to steal from the McCallisters, but the actor himself has managed to secure a spot in Hollywood in the decades since the film premiered.
- Catherine O'Hara as Kate McCallister. Catherine O'Hara was already a familiar face in Hollywood thanks to several supporting roles throughout the 1980s — most notably in 1988's Beetlejuice.
Dec 13, 2022 · But Home Alone has just been named Britain’s favourite Christmas movie of all time in a new survey - and banked $285.8million in the US and Canada alone after it was released in 1990. 13
Mar 15, 2024 · "Star Wars" is probably the most passionately-enjoyed pop cultural franchise of all time, and inarguably one of the longest-lasting and most lucrative at the global box office— which makes for a headline-grabbing tragedy whenever a cast member dies. The numerous movies set in the impossible-to-hate "Star Wars" universe that took place "a long ...
