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Harry Shearer was born in 1943 in Los Angeles, California. His film debut was with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Abbott and Costello Go to Mars, followed by The Robe. Probably best known for his Saturday Night Live gigs, his NPR satire program "Le Show" and The Simpsons, where he plays 21 characters. His best film may be This Is Spinal Tap, where he played bass player Derek Smalls. There was also an episode on The Simpsons where he reprised this role.

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Here you can learn about the movies Harry Shearer acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Chicken Little - Dog Announcer (voice)	$150M	2005	$40M	$135M
Godzilla - Charles Caiman	$130M	1998	$55.7M	$136M
The Simpsons Movie - Scratchy/Mr. Burns/Rev. Lovejoy/Ned Flanders/Lenny/Skull/President Arnold Schwarzenegger/Kent Brockman/Principal Skinner/Dr. Hibbert/Smithers/Toll Booth Man/Guard/Otto/Kang (voice	$75M	2007	$74M	$183M
The Truman Show - Mike Michaelson	$60M	1998	$31.5M	$126M
Edtv - Moderator	$60M	1999	$8.31M	$22.4M
My Best Friend's Wedding - Jonathan P.F. Ritt, Poetry Reader	$46M	1997	$21.7M	$127M
I'll Do Anything - Audience Research Captain	$44M	1994		$10.2M
Small Soldiers - Punch-It (voice)	$40M	1998	$14M	$54M
A League of Their Own - Newsreel Announcer	$40M	1992		$107M
Oscar - Guido Finucci	$35M	1991		$23.6M
The Right Stuff - Recruiter	$27M	1983		$21.5M
The Fisher King - Sitcom Actor Ben Starr	$24M	1991		$41.9M
My Stepmother Is an Alien - Carl Sagan (voice)	$20M	1988		$13.9M
Pure Luck - Monosoff	$17M	1991		$22.6M
The Concorde... Airport '79 - Jeffrey Marx (voice) (uncredited)	$14M	1979
Dick - G. Gordon Liddy	$13M	1999	$2.21M	$6.24M
For Your Consideration - Victor Allan Miller, Soundtrack (performer: "The Purim Song")	$12M	2006	$372K	$5.54M
The Robe - David (uncredited)	$5M	1953		$36M
Waiting for Guffman - Soundtrack (writer: "Stool Boom", "Nothing Ever Happens On Mars"), Composer (lyrics), Composer	$4M	1996	$38K	$2.89M
This Is Spinal Tap - Derek Smalls, Writer (written by), Soundtrack (writer: "Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight", "Gimme Some Money", "Big Bottom", "Hell Hole", "Cups And Cakes", "(Listen To The)	$2.5M	1984	$55.9K	$4.67M