I have a problem with this page, or specifically how it's used. Go to the trivia page of any live action show, movie, cartoon, or anime of reasonable popularity, and you'll find this trope. Not only that, it lists the entire main cast and their previous roles.

Take the Twilight entry, for instance. Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, and Kristen Stewart are all well-known actors, even if Twilight is the thing that made them well-known (in Lautner and arguably Pattinson's case.) And yet, they are all listed as examples of "actor who you've seen before but have no idea what their name is."

TL;DR This trope is misused on a large amount of the trivia pages it appears on, or at least the one's I've seen.

Er... no entry for Michael Berryman? He's kind of... unmistakable...

This discussion is about the fate of this page.

The Video game examples all seem like they fit better under Hey Its That Voice. Why exactly are they on this page again?

A few things on the new picture:

• Just A Face And A Caption
• I have no idea who J. T. Walsh is, and looking at his filmography, I'm not particularly convinced that I should. This is always the issue with the above point, but it's particularly relevant here since the entire trope hinges on the ability to recognize the person.
• How is J. T. Walsh, or any other person, the "quintessential" example? That is, how do you determine that a particular actor is more recognizable in multiple works than any other actor?