Steve Guttenberg receives Hollywood Walk of Fame star

[mstng86]

I forgot about it on purpose. Thanks for reminding me, ass-hole.

Just making sure you remember what your ass is going to look like in 40 years.

[Lason]

I was kidding. Worst movie ever.

Los Locos kick your ass
Los Locos kick your face
Los Locos kick your balls....into OUTER SPACE!

[Trip McNeely]

Lol. Didn't realize all of the Johnny 5 fans in here. Fisher Stevens made that movie btw.

[mstng86]

Lol. Didn't realize all of the Johnny 5 fans in here. Fisher Stevens made that movie btw.

Blasphemy. Ally Sheedy made that movie.

[Wicked98Snake]

Do not dis-assemble!

[scootro]

one of my favorites!

[Damnittsteve]

It was for Short Circuit. Definitely.

wow, i agree with you on something. time to start sucking dick.

[Damnittsteve]

Los Locos kick your ass
Los Locos kick your face
Los Locos kick your balls....into OUTER SPACE!

thats part2. no steve in that movie.

[Frank]

arent those stars a big sham? Basically they are bought? I heard just about anyone can get one these days if they are willing to pay for it. I think they are usually bought on behalf of stars by fans clubs and such.

[Chili]

arent those stars a big sham? Basically they are bought? I heard just about anyone can get one these days if they are willing to pay for it. I think they are usually bought on behalf of stars by fans clubs and such.

That's they way I understand it.. Supposedly they are typically "purchased" for the star by a studio / production company / network when they are about to release some movie / tv show / box set that they want extra publicity for.

Looking at IMDB he has a couple of projects in post production or about to be released, so I would guess it is for one of those.

Here you go:

A fee (currently $30,000), payable at time of selection, is collected to pay for the creation and installation of the star, as well as general maintenance of the Walk of Fame. The fee is usually paid by the nominating organization, which may be a fan club, or a film studio, record company, broadcaster, or other sponsor involved with the honoree's current or ongoing project.[23][122] The Starz cable network, for example, paid for Dennis Hopper's star as part of the promotion for its series Crash. It was unveiled in March 2010, shortly before Hopper's death.[23][123]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_Walk_of_Fame

[SlowLX]

[likeitfast55]

Mickey Rourke looks normal in that Diner poster!