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Wesley Snipes played the character Mark J. Sheridan/Mark Warren/Mark Roberts in the film U.S. Marshals.

"The Good Son" is the correct answer because it is a film released in 1993 that stars Macaulay Culkin as Henry. The other options, "Ed Wood," "Love At First Bite," and "The Godfather: Part III," do not fit the given information.

Kevin Costner played the role of The Postman in the film titled "The Postman".

The Santa Clause is the correct answer because it is a film released in 1994 that stars David Krumholtz as Bernard, the Arch Elf. This film follows the story of a man who accidentally causes Santa Claus to fall from his roof on Christmas Eve and is then magically recruited to take his place. David Krumholtz plays the role of Bernard, one of Santa's elves who helps the main character navigate his new responsibilities as Santa Claus.

Matt Dillon played the character Pat Healy in the film "There's Something About Mary." This comedy film, released in 1998, revolves around the story of a man who hires a private detective to find his high school crush, Mary, and ends up in a series of hilarious and chaotic situations. Matt Dillon's portrayal of Pat Healy, a sleazy private investigator, was well-received by audiences and contributed to the film's success.

Pierce Brosnan played James Bond in the film "Tomorrow Never Dies". This film is part of the James Bond franchise and was released in 1997. Brosnan portrayed the iconic character of James Bond, also known as Agent 007, in a total of four films. "Tomorrow Never Dies" is the correct answer because it is the only option listed that is a James Bond film in which Pierce Brosnan played the role of the famous spy.

Dana Carvey played the character Garth Algar in the film "Wayne's World."

Bill Murray played the character Bob "Bobby" Wiley in the film "What About Bob."

In the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," Stubby Kaye played the character Mr. Marvin Acme, who is the Toon Creator. This film is a live-action/animated comedy that combines real actors with cartoon characters. Stubby Kaye's portrayal of Mr. Acme adds humor and charm to the movie as he interacts with both human and animated characters.

In the 2002 movie "All About The Benjamins," Mike Epps played the character Reggie Wright.

Dabney Coleman played the character of Mr. Drysdale in the film "The Beverly Hillbillies." This film is a comedy that is based on the popular television series of the same name. Mr. Drysdale is the banker of the Clampett family, who suddenly becomes extremely wealthy and moves to Beverly Hills. Dabney Coleman's portrayal of Mr. Drysdale was well-received and helped contribute to the humor and charm of the film.

The correct answer is The Fast And The Furious because it is a film released in 2001 that stars Matt Schulze as Vince.

"The Hot Spot" is the correct answer because it is a film released in 1990 that stars Don Johnson as the character Harry Madox.

The correct answer is "The Nightmare Before Christmas." This film, released in 1993, features Danny Elfman as the singing voice of Jack Skellington, as well as providing the voices for Barrel and the Clown with the Tearaway Face. It is a popular animated musical fantasy film directed by Henry Selick and produced by Tim Burton. The film tells the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, who discovers Christmas Town and attempts to bring Christmas to his own spooky world.

Richard Kiel played the character Jaws in the film "The Spy Who Loved Me". This film is a James Bond movie released in 1977. Jaws is a henchman with metal teeth and is one of the most iconic villains in the James Bond franchise. Richard Kiel's portrayal of Jaws in this film made the character memorable and popular among audiences.

"Tommy Boy" is the correct answer because it is the only film among the options that stars Chris Farley as the character Thomas "Tommy" Callahan III and was released in 1995. "The Negotiator," "Dead Man," and "The Mask" do not feature Chris Farley in the lead role or were released in a different year.

"True Lies" is the correct answer because it is a film starring Tom Arnold as Albert "Gib" Gibson that was released in 1994. The other options, "Kalifornia," "A Fish Called Wanda," and "Super Mario Bros," are not films that starred Tom Arnold as Albert "Gib" Gibson or were released in 1994.

Chevy Chase played Clark Wilhelm Griswold, Jr. in the film "Vegas Vacation." This film is part of the "National Lampoon's Vacation" series, in which Chase portrays the character of Clark Griswold, a bumbling and well-meaning family man who often finds himself in humorous and chaotic situations. "Vegas Vacation" follows the Griswold family as they embark on a trip to Las Vegas, where Clark becomes entangled in various misadventures and comedic mishaps.

In the 1988 film "Vice Versa," Fred Savage played the part of Charlie.

In 1995, the film "Waterworld" was released, starring Kevin Costner as the Mariner. This post-apocalyptic science fiction film is set in a future where the polar ice caps have melted, causing the entire planet to be covered in water. Costner's character, the Mariner, is a loner who navigates the seas and becomes involved in a struggle for survival and the search for dry land.

Joan Cusack played the character Ruth Meyers in the film "Where The Heart Is".

Thomas Kretschmann played the character Damaskinos in the 2002 movie Blade II.

Ron Perlman played the character Rienhardt in the 2002 movie Blade II.

In the 2002 movie Blade II, Kris Kristofferson portrayed the character Whistler.

Jean-Claude Van Damme played the character Luc Deveraux in the film "Universal Soldier".

In the 2002 movie "All About The Benjamins," Anthony Michael Hall played the character Lil' J.

Norman Reedus played the character "Scud" in the 2002 movie Blade II.

Luke Goss played the character Nomak in the 2002 movie Blade II.

In the film "The Rock," Ed Harris played the character of Brigadier General Francis X. Hummel.