Time: 3:19

Stan Lee, father of Spider Man, Iron Man, Hulk and many more comic book super heroes, campaigns for his own Oscar in this funny video. But it’s not as one of the world’s most famous comic book writer and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics OR as a film producer, it’s for a “Cameo Artist.”

Barack Obama gets a surprise visit in the night from ex-Presidents Bush Sr., Bush Jr., Clinton, Ford, Reagan and Carter to get a few pointers about the Consumer Financial Protection Agency and why it’s so important.

Starring Will Ferrell, Chevy Chase, Jim Carrey, Fred Armisen, Darrell Hammond, Dan Aykroyd, Maya Rudolph and Dana Carvey. Directed by Ron Howard.
Cinematographer: Antonio Scarlata. Written by: Al Jean, Adam McKay, Tom Gammill, Max Pross, Dan Greaney & Michael Price. Produced by: Mike Farah.

Time: 1:50

Tim Roth, William H. Macy, Juliette Lewis, Fred Willard, Frances Fisher, Eddie Izzard, Illeana Douglas and Viola Davis talk about what the Independent Spirit is to them in honor of the 25th Independent Spirit Awards.

If you’ve made an independent film (translation: no budget) recently, you’ll identify with these famous indie film faces.

Hurray for independent film!

Spoof of Morgan Freeman’s Olympic commercials for one of our favorite credit cards. With our up-to-the-second, live news world and bloggers and YouTubers and Twitterati, everyone in the world knows what happened at the Olympics the moment the score goes up. So why do we sit in front of our plasmas eating Cheetos and drinking shiraz watching it all with the excitement of it happening live…when in fact, it happened hours before?

It’s easy. It’s the Olympics and it’s wrapped up for prime time with the best, the worst and the most dramatic moments presented in a in neat little packages. Don’t you love old fashioned TV?

(This Olympic moment brought to us by Will Ferrell’s FunnyOrDie.)

Time: 4:11

Spoof video of overwrought, black & white films of the 50s. In the first webisode, Mister Glasses, Kitty, Hard Hat and Sean defend the values of Modernist Architecture against the onslaughts of wealthy patrons. Mr. Glasses is sort of the Mad Men of internet comedy. I found it on Will Ferrell’s FunnyOrDie.

Mr. Glasses is written and directed by Mitch Magee, stars Mitch Magee, Ellie Kemper (The Office), Ben Rodgers, Rob Lathan (Gary the Demon PA from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon), John Gemberling, Curtis Gwinn and Dyna Moe. Filmed by Paul Rondeau and edited by Mitch Magee and Bill Buckendorf.

Time: 3:32

Will Ferrell’s FunnyOrDie Exclusive funny video starring Pat O’Brien covering the Vancouver Winter Olympics from a sound stage in LA. O’Brien tries to cope with realities of shooting low-budget internet shows and figuring out who his guests really are. Is it Mark Hamill or is it Dorothy Hamill? Hard to tell them apart, right?

Love the Olympic Memories with Pat O’Brien recalling his “meeting” with Shaun White at the Torino Olympics. Did you see the Flying Tomato ace that gold on Halfpipe last night? Can you say: Double McTwist 1260? Oh, dude.

My friend Danny Murphy does sorta look like Philip Seymour Hoffman and he made this funny video. Enjoy!

Time: 2:16

Will Ferrell’s Funny Or Die features Toyota Spokesperson telling us “Don’t Panic!!!!” Have a garage party, wash the car, park the car…but don’t panic and don’t drive the car.

I love my 2002 Toyota Camry and am really, really glad I didn’t trade it for a new accelerator-challenged Camry during the Cash for Clunkers extravaganza.

Time: 3:29

Don Johnson makes the call. It’s the High-Five Super Bowl guys and minor celebs. Well, except Peyton Manning.

Time: 2:42

All filmmakers must consider guerrilla marketing, but these guys take it to an all time low.