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* ''Film/SOB''

* The first VideoGame/SilentHill did this in the blooper reel.

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* The ''[[Film/FlashGordonSerial Flash Gordon]]'' and ''BuckRogers'' serials always did this at the beginning of their first few chapters. The later episodes of each serial would omit the cast portraits.

* ''{{Shrek}} 2'' and ''Shrek Forever After''

* ''TheSimpsonsMovie'' had one with the voice actors next to headshots of their characters. And the main cast (except for Yardley Smith) all [[ManOfAThousandVoices have many]] - Harry Shearer even shows after a small clip featuring [[TalkingToHimself Mr. Burns and Smithers]].
* ''TheLegoMovie'' has a variant - all actors have their names in a setting representative of their characters (Chris Pratt: a construction site; Will Arnett: the Batcave, etc.).

* ''{{Airplane}}''

* ''Literature/CloudAtlas'' uses this trope to show each of the many roles each of the principal actors played in the movie.

* ''Theatre/{{Harvey}}''

* Like the above, the MarvelCinematicUniverse had drawings of the cast of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', and variants in a few others - ''Film/TheAvengers'' showed the six protagonists aside their character's WeaponOfChoice (Chris Hemsworth and Mjolnir, Scarlett Johansson and an energy weapon, Jeremy Renner and a quiver) or costume (Robert Downey Jr.: IronMan helmet; Chris Evans: Captain America's suit; Mark Ruffalo: Bruce Banner's glasses and shirt), ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' has minimalistic monochrome drawings of the actors ([[spoiler:though given Toby Jones plays a VirtualGhost, his name appears atop a bunch of old-school mainframes]]), and ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' displays the actors' names besides their characters in the statue that comprises the CreativeClosingCredits.

* ''Film/StuartLittle 2''

* Seemed to have been popular with shot-on-video horror films, such as ''Film/{{Sledgehammer}}, Cannibal Campout'' and ''Satan Claus''
* ''Theatre/WaitUntilDark''

* ''TheLittleRascals'' (1994)

* ''Film/TheLastPictureShow''

* Like the above, the MarvelCinematicUniverse had drawings of the cast of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', and variants in a few others - ''Film/TheAvengers'' showed the six protagonists aside their character's WeaponOfChoice (Chris Hemsworth and Mjolnir, Scarlett Johansson and an energy weapon, Jeremy Renner and a quiver) or costume (Robert Downey Jr.: IronMan helmet; Chris Evans: Captain America's suit; Mark Ruffalo: Bruce Banner's glasses and shirt), ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' has minimalistic monochrome drawings of the actors ([[spoiler:though given Toby Jones plays a VirtualGhost, his name appears atop a bunch of old-school mainframes]]), and ''Film/AvengersOfUltron'' displays the actors' names besides their characters in the statue that comprises the CreativeClosingCredits.

* ''SeedOfChucky''

* ''Disney/RobinHood'' does this at the beginning (as DisneyAnimatedCanon films didn't have full closing credits until TheEighties, preferring simple "The End" title cards).

* ''Series/TheInvaders'' did this in the opening titles, with Roy Thinnes appearing after the main title (usually in a different clip each week) and the guest cast after the opening narration. In all cases the actors' names were read by the narrator but did not appear on screen.

* ''TheBluesBrothers'', ''ComingToAmerica'', ''Film/BurkeAndHare'', ''Literature/TheStupids'', and ''TradingPlaces'', all directed by Creator/JohnLandis

* ''Film/CitizenKane'' and ''Film/TheMagnificentAmbersons'', the first two films directed by OrsonWelles. Welles did not include himself in the video credits for ''Kane'' despite playing the lead role, instead burying his own credit at the bottom of a quick list of minor characters. For ''The Magnificent Ambersons'', Welles not only had video credits but ''narrated'' video credits, with Welles reading off the actors' names as they appear in turn ("Joseph Cotten played Eugene Morgan") and reading off the crew's names with appropriate video clips (for example, a shot of a film camera as Welles says "the photographer (i.e., cinematographer) was Stanley Cortez").

** And even into the '90s with ''Series/GraceAndFavour'' (a.k.a. ''Are You Being Served Again''), ''Series/YouRangMLord'', and ''Series/OhDrBeeching'' (about the last series to use them).

* ''Series/Rentaghost'', in the British sitcom tradition, but not in the usual style of children's TV.