Rick Moranis Voiced More Of Your Childhood Than You Likely Realized

Due to his decision to leave the entertainment world behind just as his career was truly picking up steam, Rick Moranis' filmography isn't very long. It's solid and full of varied and noteworthy credits, but compared to most on-screen talents of his generation, it's incredibly brief. If nothing else, though, it makes it easier for Moranis to hold certain credits closer to his heart. In fact, it's not at all difficult for him to point out which one of his roles means the most to him after all these years.

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Moranis admitted that he doesn't have a favorite film or TV show that he's taken part in, but one production is truly special in his mind: "Little Shop of Horrors." "It was timing, and I fit the right type. It was an amazing experience. One of the greatest moments of my life was shooting that thing," he said of the 1986 musical classic. Moranis famously takes on the role of the wimpy Seymour Krelborn, who ends up raising a monstrous human-eating plant named Audrey II (Levi Stubbs).

Whether he was in front of a camera or a microphone, Rick Moranis never disappointed during his acting tenure. Hopefully, one day the beloved star will return to the movies or TV, but even if he doesn't, he has more than made his mark on pop culture already.