We’re not entirely sure of the origin of this video, but a YouTube user that goes by the handle “handsomedonkey” posted this on Friday. In it you’ll find some, but not all of cinema’s most celebrated sandwiches.

Hit the jump for a full list of the sandwiches, films, and actors who enjoyed them.

• Robert Deniro, Turkey on Rye – “Copland” (1997)
• Denzel Washington, Pastrami – “Philadelphia” (1993)
• Chevy Chase, Unknown, “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983)
• Barrett Oliver, Peanut Butter & Jelly – “The NeverEnding Story” (1984)
• Brendan Frasier, Ham & Cheese – “With Honors” (1994)
• Karen Allen, Not a sandwich – “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (1981)
• Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, Katz’s deli sandwiches – “When Harry Met Sally” (1989)
• Adam Sandler, Impossible Egg Sandwich – “Spanglish” (2004)
• Gary Busey, Meatball sub – “Point Break” (1991)
• Kevin Kline, Secret sub – “Dave” (1993)

YouTube commenters are dropping movie sandwiches left and right including Rodney Dangerfield’s in “Back to School” and the huge sandwiches in “Saving Private Ryan.”

What’s your favorite cinema sandwich moment? Let us know in the comments below, or on Twitter @unbreaded!

We ran into Philly’s own radio host / reality star / actor / comedian / bad boy Danny Bonaduce this weekend, and we asked him about his favorite sandwich.  He thought for a moment and said:

No one place jumps off the board for me, but give me some grilled steak, onions and provolone and that’s a Philly cheesesteak.

So there you have it.  Be sure to check out the new Bonaduce drink at Boogie Nights at Resorts in AC.

Our favorite Philly hip hop superstar / late night front man, ?uestlove is a frequent tweeter, and has been talking a lot about sandwiches lately. He recently listed his favorite cheesesteaks in Philadelphia (four letter word warning) and claims Genaro’s serves a heart attack on bread. He also emphasizes that the best hoagies can be found in New Jersey but claims Melano’s in South Philly is foodgasmic.

We at Unbreaded have found Twitter to be a valuable resource to connect with our readers to discuss your favorite sandwiches, recipes, and even find sandwiches in other cities. Be sure to follow us and strike up a conversation!