Celebrities That Need Their Own Slot Machines

With the number of celebrities that are out there, it’s shocking that we don’t see more of them in other forms of media more often. While it is true that many of them make appearances in advertising as we see Chris Hemsworth as the face of BOSS cologne, Jennifer Garner representing Capital One, and Matthew McConaughey getting a lot of recognition over his Lincoln appearances, it’s shocking that more of them don’t make deals with slot machines. 

Think about it. Many actors represent a slew of characters and films from across their careers. Slot machines are very well known for having titles in just about anything you can think of. Jurassic Park, Scarface, and Planet of the Apes are just some of the games available. However, what if we took an actor that’s known for many roles and dedicated a slot machine to them? With that in mind, we’re going to take a look at three celebrities that we think would make the best slot machine representatives. The first one will most likely be no surprise. 

George Shapiro – Truly one of the loveliest of humans. A champion to so many of the brightest lights – a genuine classic. I loved him. Andy Kaufman loved him. Tony Clifton was not a fan! pic.twitter.com/3ls5936Cgw

— Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) May 28, 2022

Jim Carrey

Although Carrey took a noticeable break from movies, the Canadian actor has more than enough big roles under his belt to warrant a game about him. Many sites do their best to keep their customers engaged with a huge selection of themed games that can appeal to a broad range of people. They enhance this even further with popular titles that made an impact on pop culture. Paddy’s Wonder Wheel is a daily free spin wheel and one in a myriad of gameshow-style casino games that lean on popular concepts for player appeal. Once people saw Jim Carrey’s face on such a game, we’re thinking the game would quickly rise to the top of player’s favorite lists.

You could take the wonder wheel and have all of the different tiles be iconic characters from Carrey’s career. Between The Mask, The Grinch, Dr. Robotnik, and so much more, we think Carrey could captivate a range of players. That’s what happens when you get a celebrity as prolific as Carrey. People from many generations would be eager to see what the title had to offer. This would also come at a great time to pay homage to the actor with Carrey recently announcing his retirement. 

Gary Oldman on originally voicing General Grievous:

“I did a voice for Star Wars…was it General Grievous? What happened was something to do with union stuff and non-union stuff…Lucas directed me through the whole thing. Yeah, he was terrific.”

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— Star Wars Holocron (@sw_holocron) June 12, 2022

Gary Oldman

As one of the most overlooked character actors out there, Gary Oldman brings a lot to the table for fans to get excited about. Dracula, Jim Gordon, and Sirius Black are just a few of the big names Oldman has brought to life with his impressive acting chops. Oldman is set to feature in another Christopher Nolan picture, Oppenheimer, in 2023, which could be a good date to bring out this slot machine. 

Oldman would be another big name that has not only starred in many films but will most likely have quite a few more big titles under his belt in the next decade. 

Here’s your reminder that within the span of just a few weeks in June of 1997, you could see Nicolas Cage going big in “Con Air” and then Nicolas Cage going WAY FUCKING BIGGER in “Face/Off.” pic.twitter.com/ZYTaL20AFQ

— Richard Roeper (@RichardERoeper) June 15, 2022

Nicolas Cage

Now, this actor probably goes without saying, but making a Nicolas Cage slot machine might be one of the single greatest gaming achievements if it’s done correctly. This also comes at the heels of the fictional movie that centers around Cage. If the man can have a movie made after him, it’s an absolute shame that a slot machine hasn’t been made yet. Especially considering the role he played in Leaving Las Vegas, a movie that netted him multiple best actor awards. Take that with Ghost Rider, Bad Lieutenant, Benjamin Franklin Gates, and Cameron Poe from Con Air and you have an actor whose career builds stories fresh for the telling. Maybe they could even use the Nicolas Cage Superman that supposedly almost happened.

Which celebrities do you think deserve to have their own slot machines? It’s going to be hard to top the legends we mentioned, but we’d be glad to see who you would want.