The surreal sequel/update to the classic, thoroughly 90s-ified, with Ernie as Cobra, and a great campy Maj Vladikov played by Tim Curry.

Ernie as the addled, childlike yet completely savvy Cabbie in this urban-sci-fi-noir classic.

Two ultimate tough guys duke it out on a wilderness train. Ernie is great as the hateful, wicked train engineer, Shack.

Ernie doesn't get much action, but does get credit for making the mission a go as Major General Worden.

The South Park duo goes as mainstream as they can, with Ernie featured as their doomed mentor and team owner, Ted Denslow.

Ernie provides the voice of the vicious Kip Killagin (get it, "kill again?").

Anthony Quinn, during breaks in siring illegitimate children, portrays the pardoned yet damned thief Barabbas while Ernie plays Lucius

Stock crew members Ernie and Yvette Mimieux--only Walter Pidgeon is missing--spiral into the singularity and through the event horizon, and there are lots of pretty lights and colors.

Ernie plays a true mouthful, Sheriff "Dirty Lyle" Wallace, aka Cottonmouth in this lame CB-themed Smokey and the Bandit knockoff.

Ernie rides with the boys as Dutch Engstrom in this influential Peckinpah classic.

Ernie gets a respectable name--Lt. Archer Sloan--and helps Glenn Ford make the tough, tough command decisions on how to attack the bad guys.

Ernie plays Franklin Lyle in an every lighter weight film that "McGuffin."