Film Debuts
- Jesse Bradford - Falling in Love
- Jennifer Connelly - Once Upon a Time in America
- Jon Cryer - No Small Affair
- Johnny Depp - A Nightmare on Elm Street
- Tate Donovan - No Small Affair
- Colin Firth - Another Country
- Rupert Everett - Another Country
- Sarah Michelle Gellar - Over the Brooklyn Bridge
- Heather Graham - Mrs. Soffel
- Seth Green - A Billion for Boris
- Jennifer Grey - Reckless
- Val Kilmer - Top Secret!
- Andie MacDowell - Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
- Kyle MacLachlan - Dune
- John Malkovich - Places in the Heart
- Frances McDormand - Blood Simple
- Connie Nielsen - Par Où T'es Rentré? On T'a Pas Vu Sortir
- Aidan Quinn - Reckless
- Lou Diamond Phillips - Interface
- Tim Roth - The Hit
- Charlie Sheen - Red Dawn
- Elisabeth Shue - The Karate Kid
- Helen Slater - Supergirl
- Jennifer Tilly - No Small Affair
- Marisa Tomei - The Flamingo Kid
- Jean-Claude Van Damme - Breakin'
- Lars von Trier (director)
- Ken Watanabe - MacArthur's Children
- Damon Wayans - Beverly Hills Cop
- Michelle Yeoh - The Owl vs Bombo
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