Movies with Saturday Night Live Cast Members

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Since 1975, Saturday Night Live (SNL) has filled Saturday nights with unforgettable characters, memorable sketches, and laugh-out-loud moments. From over-the-top musical parodies to sharp political satire, SNL has also launched some of the biggest movie stars. We've put together this excellent (thank you, Wayne and Garth!) list of movies starring SNL cast members (Will Ferrell, Eddie Murphy, Adam Sandler, Tina Fey, Mike Myers, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and many more!)—perfect for a family movie night filled with laughter (and even a few positive messages). For even more great picks, check out Best Classic Comedy Films and Best Movies for Movie Night.

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Curious George (2006)

age 4+

A simple, sweet, sometimes silly monkey tale.

2006 G (77 minutes)
Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie poster: Gabby, in cat ears, stands posing; a dollhouse with toys is behind her, with a woman peeking out
MOVIE

Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie

age 5+

Sing-alongs and some peril in lively, cat-filled adventure.

2025 G (85 minutes)
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MOVIE

Kiki's Delivery Service

age 5+

A mystical, positive take on girl's coming of age.

1990 G (105 minutes)
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MOVIE

Mulan

age 5+

Disneyfied but dignified tale of Chinese warrior.

1998 G (90 minutes)
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MOVIE

Ponyo

age 5+

Miyazaki's stunning adventure is geared to younger kids.

2009 G (103 minutes)
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MOVIE

Snow Buddies

age 5+

Popular puppies mush their way home.

2008 G (70 minutes)
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MOVIE

Snow Day

age 5+

Good family fun for a snow day.

2000 PG (89 minutes)
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The Brave Little Toaster

age 5+

Appliances make a suspenseful, incredible journey.

1987 NR (90 minutes)
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MOVIE

The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue

age 5+

Appliances rescue animal friends in sequel with minor peril.

1999 G (74 minutes)
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Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers

age 6+

Peril, cartoon violence in live-action/CGI buddy reboot.

2022 NR (97 minutes)
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Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs

age 6+

Age-appropriate food adventure goes down easily.

2009 PG (81 minutes)
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MOVIE

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2

age 6+

Sequel gives new meaning to playing with your food.

2013 PG (85 minutes)
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MOVIE

DC League of Super-Pets

age 6+

Furry cartoon superhero actioner is funny, cute; rude humor.

2022 PG (100 minutes)
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MOVIE

Despicable Me

age 6+

Clever, funny, and sweet villain-with-a-heart-of-gold tale.

2010 PG (95 minutes)
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Despicable Me 2

age 6+

More minions and romance make for a sweet, silly sequel.

2013 PG (98 minutes)
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MOVIE

Despicable Me 4

age 6+

Gru and his Minions return for family fun; some peril.

2024 PG (95 minutes)
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MOVIE

Disenchanted

age 6+

Charming sequel will please fans; mild scares, romance.

2022 PG (120 minutes)
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MOVIE

Ferdinand

age 6+

Sweet story about compassion, nonviolence has a few scares.

2017 PG (106 minutes)
Glisten and the Merry Mission Movie Poster: The title appears in the center; above Marzipan, surrounded by other characters
MOVIE

Glisten and the Merry Mission

age 6+

Sweet, modest holiday animation promotes heart, teddy bears.

2023 G (80 minutes)
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MOVIE

Hotel Transylvania

age 6+

Father-daughter tale has mild scares, innuendo, potty humor.

2012 PG (92 minutes)
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