(1990) In his movie debut, Rob Schneider plays a Martian voyeur!

(1992) Rob Schneider plays Cedrick, a Hotel Bellboy, in this hilarious sequel.

(1993) John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone) is a cop who is brought out of suspended animation to get Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes). Simon is a convicted killer who was brought out of suspended animation for parole in the crime-free 21st century. Rob Schneider as Erwin: "We're police officers! We're not trained to handle this kind of violence!

(1995) In this sci-fi/action movie, Rob Schneider plays Herman Ferguson (Fergie), the streetwise sidekick of Judge Joseph Dredd (Sylvester Stallone).

(1996) Rob Schneider plays Volpe in this version of the classic tale, which uses a blend of digital effects, animation, mattes, and miniatures.

This 4-DVD boxed set includes all 35 episodes of "Men Behaving Badly," which ran on NBC from 1996 to 1997. Rob Schneider stars as Jamie Coleman, who reacts with Kramer-like body spasms and double takes whenever he's in the presence of an attractive woman. In one episode, during a disastrous double date, Jamie utters these immortal lines. "They're tire models. They're used to being rotated!

(1998) Susan (Nastassja Kinski) wants her ex-husband dead. Her current boyfriend hires hitmen Steve (Rob Schneider) and Bill (Michael Biehn) to kill him, but they only wound him.

(1999) Deuce Bigalow (Rob Schneider) becomes a male gigolo, after being mistaken for one while housesitting a real gigolo's house. He falls in love with one of his clients, while dodging a police officer hot on his trail. No question about it, this is Rob Schneider's masterpiece, starring in the role he was born to play.

(1999) Rob Schneider as deli deliveryman Nazo: "I deliver food for six years. Plus, I'm a stripper. But I've gained weight, so that's a problem.

(2000) Rob Schneider as Townie: You can do it, Ozzy! Bite his freakin' head off!" Rob is basically doing the same character he played in "The Waterboy" (1998).

(2001) Rob Schneider as Marvin Mange: "Freeze punk. Put down that VCR. Put it down. Oh you bought it, did you? Oh, you have a receipt, do you? My mistake. I'm new on the force!" The Uncut Special Edition includes commentary by Rob Schneider, deleted scenes, Comedy Central's Reel Comedy featurette, a making of the movie featurette, and a "What's in Marvin" game.

(2002) In this animated feature film, Rob Schneider voices the character of the Chinese Waiter, and also serves as the narrator.

(2004) Rob Schneider has a cameo as a San Francisco hobo in this remake of a classic movie.

(2005) Rob Schneider reprises his greatest role as Deuce Bigalow in this hilarious sequel. Deuce goes to Amsterdam, where he meets up with his old pimp T.J. Hicks (Eddie Griffin). A killer starts murdering Amsterdam's finest male gigolos, and T.J. is arrested for the crimes. Deuce must enter the gigolo industry again to find the real murderer and clear his friend's name.

(2006) Gus (Rob Schneider), Richie (David Spade) and Clark (Jon Heder) spent a lot of time in their youth sitting on the bench during baseball games. They help a kid from being bullied on the baseball field. It turns out that his father Mel (Jon Lovitz) is a billionaire. He hires the guys as a three-man team to play in a tournament against the most offensive and meanest Little League teams.

(2006) Rob Schneider has an uncredited cameo as a character named Dinosaur Rex in this crazy comedy.

(2007) In this movie, scam artist Johnny (Ron Livingston) decides to throw a bachelor party for his best friend Bill (Rob Schneider). The appearance of a transvestite prostitute, a trigger happy ex-con, and a notorious porn king, indicate that this isn't going to be your typical bachelor party!

(2008) Adam Sandler stars as Zohan Dvir, a counter-terrorist agent for the Israeli army. He fakes his death, and goes to Manhattan to live out his dream as a hairdresser. His cover is blown when he's recognized by Salim, a Palestinian cab driver played by Rob Schneider.