Dr. Smith is played by Parker Posey (The female vampire in Blade 3). She's in the trailer saying "It's complicated" or something similar.

Exec #1: Don't forget, we need to please the SJW and PC crowd... Let's make Smith a chick. Who can we get on a budget?

Exec #2: Hmm, Parker Posey?

Exec #1: Brilliant!

Jonathan Harris, Gary Oldman...

Parker Posey?

This scene is from a 1994 film called "Sleep with Me".

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

The cast includes: Joey Laurent Adams, Vanessa Angel, Lewis Arquette, Amaryllis Borrego, Dean Cameron, Todd Field, Thomas Gibson, June Lockhart, Parker Posey, Craig Sheffer, Eric Stolz, Susan Traylor, Meg Tilly and Tegan West.

So far Wikipedia has a stub:

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

About "Henry Fool":

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

About Parker Posey:

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

About Hal Hartley:

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

I like Parker Posey...

I remember renting this and liking it. It's got Parker Posey, too.

I hope my vote puts this over the top onto the main page. Parker Posey is great, and the Christopher Guest movies are all fabulous. Looking forward to "For Your Consideration", which debuts at the Toronto festival this weekend. Hey, Krupo, can you go and then report back here and tell the rest of us how it was?

Ya, it was in the outtakes. I love Parker Posey.

And I was an extra for "Waiting for Guffman." It was fun and we would have done it for free, but when we overheard the extras casting manager say, "It doesn't matter if the sign in their hours...it's not like we're going to pay them" we got a little miffed. I don't blame Christopher Guest...I blame that damn local casting agency. But at least I got to meet Paul Benedict...he's a very courteous and kind person. Must be that British upbringing.

The Tarantino scene is from a movie called "Sleep with Me."

Description from Netflix:

A modern-day couple, Joseph (Eric Stoltz) and Sarah (Meg Tilly), discovers there's room for a third person in their marriage in this unusual romantic comedy. It seems Joseph's best friend, Frank (Craig Sheffer), is in love with Sarah too, and no matter how much he tries, he can't get over her. Features a flat-out funny Quentin Tarantino (who co-wrote parts of the movie) in the dinner party scene. Co-stars Adrienne Shelly and Parker Posey.

I went looking for more "Guffman" clips http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=9350 and found this...apparently Parker Posey wrote it. She's so great.