Clips

Clips

Shadow Conspiracy
Here I live the fantasy of movie critics everywhere by shooting Charlie Sheen, seen here as he flees the White House in Shadow Conspiracy. I'm thinking, "This one's for Navy Seals; that's for Men at Work; that's for The Arrival."

Heineken - Airplane
My father and Alfred Heineken, the founder's grandson, attended grade school together in Amsterdam in the late 1920s. My father used to let little Alfie copy his answers during math tests. Eighty years later I got some karmic payback by booking a couple of hand commercials for the brand. Presenting... "Snakes, I mean, Heineken on a Plane."

Heineken - Groceries
... and the ever popular "Heineken in a Grocery Store."

Capital One
It took me eleven tries to land that "NO!" stamp smack dab in the middle of the box. By the eighth try, you can tell the grips are thinking, Jesus Christ on a Krispy Kreme donut, let me do it so we can get out of here before midnight.

Honeycomb Cereal
In this Honeycomb spot I had to fling the box fifty feet down a football field into a tarp held by two production assistants. Interestingly, they didn't use a real box of Honeycombs, but rather a slightly oversized wooden box painted to look like a cereal box. Ah, the mysteries of the prop department.

InterContinental Hotels
And to think my third grade teacher said making paper airplanes in class was a waste of time. Bet she's sorry now.

Mitsubishi Outlander
Blink and you'll miss me in this spot for the 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander.

Oscar Mayer
At the end of this spot you'll notice the latest version of the Wienermobile. It has a horn that plays the Oscar Mayer Wiener jingle in 21 musical genres from rap to Cajun to Bossa Nova. Now that's rad.

Wall Street Journal
Four hand models in one commercial.

Folgers Coffee
The old blindfold test -- a classic commercial set-up.

Miller Lite
Here's one in a series of four spots I did for Miller Lite. There's only one thing missing...

Jack in the Box
I didn't realize I was a part of this commercial until I saw it on TV.

Coors Light
A series of six spots.

The Tonight Show
I've never been on The Tonight Show, but my hands have.

Blind Justice
Hand doubles are used to keep actors happy by not forcing them to act in every one of their scenes. Here's an example from ABC's Blind Justice, starring Ron Eldard.

The Devil's Own
And here's me hand-doubling Brad Pitt in The Devil's Own.

The West Wing
It was always a blast to work on The West Wing. Aaron Sorkin is a genius. Would it have killed you to watch Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, America?

The Adam Carolla Show
Okay, this isn't a clip of me. But it's the funniest bit here. It's my wife on the Adam Carolla radio show. She was there to give Adam's sidekick, Oswaldo, some vocal coaching, but the task of naming my then unborn son was a subject everyone had an opinion about. The kid's lucky. He could have been named Luthor Altes, Motive Altes, Sepulveda Altes, or even John Horse Altes.

Shadow Conspiracy Here I live the fantasy of movie critics everywhere by shooting Charlie Sheen, seen here as he flees the White House in Shadow Conspiracy. I'm thinking, "This one's for Navy Seals; that's for Men at Work; that's for The Arrival."
Heineken - Airplane My father and Alfred Heineken, the founder's grandson, attended grade school together in Amsterdam in the late 1920s. My father used to let little Alfie copy his answers during math tests. Eighty years later I got some karmic payback by booking a couple of hand commercials for the brand. Presenting... "Snakes, I mean, Heineken on a Plane."
Heineken - Groceries ... and the ever popular "Heineken in a Grocery Store."
Capital One It took me eleven tries to land that "NO!" stamp smack dab in the middle of the box. By the eighth try, you can tell the grips are thinking, Jesus Christ on a Krispy Kreme donut, let me do it so we can get out of here before midnight.
Honeycomb Cereal In this Honeycomb spot I had to fling the box fifty feet down a football field into a tarp held by two production assistants. Interestingly, they didn't use a real box of Honeycombs, but rather a slightly oversized wooden box painted to look like a cereal box. Ah, the mysteries of the prop department.
InterContinental Hotels And to think my third grade teacher said making paper airplanes in class was a waste of time. Bet she's sorry now.
Mitsubishi Outlander Blink and you'll miss me in this spot for the 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander.
Oscar Mayer At the end of this spot you'll notice the latest version of the Wienermobile. It has a horn that plays the Oscar Mayer Wiener jingle in 21 musical genres from rap to Cajun to Bossa Nova. Now that's rad.
Wall Street Journal Four hand models in one commercial.
Folgers Coffee The old blindfold test -- a classic commercial set-up.
Miller Lite Here's one in a series of four spots I did for Miller Lite. There's only one thing missing...
Jack in the Box I didn't realize I was a part of this commercial until I saw it on TV.
Coors Light A series of six spots.
The Tonight Show I've never been on The Tonight Show, but my hands have.
Blind Justice Hand doubles are used to keep actors happy by not forcing them to act in every one of their scenes. Here's an example from ABC's Blind Justice, starring Ron Eldard.
The Devil's Own And here's me hand-doubling Brad Pitt in The Devil's Own.
The West Wing It was always a blast to work on The West Wing. Aaron Sorkin is a genius. Would it have killed you to watch Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, America?
The Adam Carolla Show Okay, this isn't a clip of me. But it's the funniest bit here. It's my wife on the Adam Carolla radio show. She was there to give Adam's sidekick, Oswaldo, some vocal coaching, but the task of naming my then unborn son was a subject everyone had an opinion about. The kid's lucky. He could have been named Luthor Altes, Motive Altes, Sepulveda Altes, or even John Horse Altes.