Albert Finney in A Man Of No Importance (1994)

Armand Assante as Odysseus and Freddy Douglas (aka: Frederick Stuart) as a very "zesty" Hermes in the NBC/Andrei Konchalovsky Greek mythology miniseries The Odyssey, originally broadcast over two nights on May 18th and 19th, 1997. Adapted from the epic ancient Greek poem the Odyssey by Homer, the miniseries was number one in the ratings the week that it aired and featured an all-star cast that included Bernadette Peters, Isabella Rossellini, Christopher Lee, Greta Scacchi, Vanessa Williams, Eric Roberts and Geraldine Chaplin. "Creature effects" were by Jim Henson's Creature Shop, and the special effects were created using both animation and CGI.

James Garner and his "impertinent, baroque ass" (per Gore Vidal in his 1968 novel Myra Breckinridge) in the Warner Bros./Joseph Pevney romantic drama Cash McCall, 1960. James, whose real last name was "Bumgarner" (how apropos!), later stated that he he wouldn't mind at all if he was remembered for Vidal's literary description of his posterior, saying he had to pull out a dictionary to understand what it meant, the bottom line being that "it sticks out and it's got dimples".