John “Bluto” Blutarsky (John Belushi) plays a drunk, seventh year college student in National Lampoon’s Animal House. He’s famous for his impersonation of a popped zit but despite his antics he somehow ends up as a U.S. Senator.

In The I.T. Crowd, Roy Trenneman (Chris O’Dowd) works as a support technician along with Maurice Moss. He’s lazy and will do anything to avoid work. If you need computer help, try his expert advice: “Have you tried turning it off and on again?”

Norville “Shaggy” Rogers is not so much Scooby Doo’s master as his brother in arms. They’re both lazy, cowardly, and have insatiable appetites filled only by Scooby Snacks. His scraggly beard and cracking voice suggest that he is still dealing with puberty after 50 years. Zoinks!

Willie Nelson is one of the most recognizable country singer songwriters today, equally famous for his hit records and his activism for legalizing marijuana. The government can sell his things, but they best not touch Trigger, his beloved guitar.

Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) is a part-time small businessman and a part-time conman, who balances a complicated scheme along with a complicated love life. Having fallen for fellow con woman Sydney Prosser, while married to his neurotic wife Rosalyn, leaves a lot on his plate.

In American Hustle, con artist Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) has dreams of living a big and luxurious life. She teams up with Irving Rosenfeld as a way to achieve her dream of leaving her stripper past behind, all while looking gorgeous.