List of People Who Have Appeared On The Cover of Rolling Stone - Movie/TV Casts

Movie/TV Casts

Casts of movies and television shows are listed below. Only covers featuring two or more members of a movie or TV cast are included. Each person included in the cast also appears in the Individuals section.

  • All the President's Men (210)
  • American Idol (997)
  • American Pie 2 (876)
  • Annie Hall (1000)
  • Beavis and Butt-head (663, 678)
  • Beavis and Butt-head Do America (750/751)
  • Beverly Hills, 90210 (624)
  • Breaking Bad (1163)
  • Desperately Seeking Susan (447)
  • The Empire Strikes Back (322)
  • Friends (708)
  • Ghostbusters II (553)
  • Glee (1102)
  • Gossip Girl (1075)
  • Grindhouse (1024)
  • The Hills (1052)
  • It's My Turn (331)
  • Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (455)
  • Mad Men (1113)
  • Magical Mystery Tour (3)
  • Melrose Place (682)
  • Miami Vice (444)
  • The Osbournes (895)
  • Perfect (452/453)
  • Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (1027)
  • Return of the Jedi (400/401)
  • Saturday Night Live (774)
  • Seinfeld (660/661, 787)
  • Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (263)
  • The Simpsons (910b)
  • Smallville (892)
  • The Sopranos (865)
  • South Park (780, 1022)
  • Star Wars (246, 815)
  • Superman II (347)
  • The Sweetest Thing (894)
  • True Blood (1112)
  • Twin Peaks (588)
  • The Voice (1150)
  • Wayne's World (626)
  • Wedding Crashers (979)
  • The X-Files (734)
  • Zabriskie Point (53)

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