MARK HAMILL ON THE FBI: THE CORRUPTOR

Mark Hamill on THE FBI: The Corruptor from 1971

Mark Hamill turns up on THE FBI from 1971, as a kid about to rob a movie theater, which is playing DIRTY HARRY. Also in this episode is Jason Wingreen, who originally voiced Boba Fett in EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. Jason appears in the scene quickly after Hamill is arrested. 

CHRISTOPHER JONES IN 'MAD DOG TIME'

Christopher Jones in MAD DOG TIME

Since it's nowhere on Google, here's a screen capture of Christopher Jones, the handsome young British soldier (although he's American) from RYAN'S DAUGHTER, as hit man Nicholas Falco in Larry Bishop's MAD DOG TIME...

Larry Bishop, son of Rat Packer Joey Bishop, is a friend and collaborator of Quentin Tarantino, playing the bar owner, aptly named Larry, in KILL BILL VOL. 2, and Jones took this small role after turning down what Tarantino wanted Jones in for a comeback: Zed in PULP FICTION. Jones probably read the script and passed, for good reason. So instead of raping a huge black guy, Ving Rhames... in MAD DOG TIME he kills a short black guy, Gregory Hines.

Twenty-Four Years Earlier in His Last role in RYAN'S DAUGHTER

Before that, Christopher Jones, WILD IN THE STREETS, probably where Tarantino knows him from

EXPLOITATION DEATH CAR MOVIE APTLY TITLED 'CRASH!'

Black car of death in CRASH!

A killer car movie, that is, a movie about a car that kills, that is very underrated was directed by Charles Band and involves LOLITA starlet Sue Lyon in her thirties, whose character controls the vehicle with a Satanic necklace on her hospital bed after being attacked by her rich husband's doberman, which came out during the 1970's, around the time when THE CAR hit theaters, and possible while author Stephen King, who was just starting out, had his own future story, CHRISTINE, in mind...

What makes this killer car different is its a convertible, making it easy to see that there is no driver... Cops or angry motorists get perturbed by the mere site of it, trying to take it down, only to CRASH!, the name of the movie, into burning, roadside flames: Here's a Cult Film Freak Review of this Charles Band exploitation piece...