It has been over 30 years since “Tommy Boy” hit film theaters across the nation — and Rob Lowe is simply now making it identified publicly he desires some rattling credit score!
The actor had an uncredited half as Paul within the 1995 comedy movie starring Chris Farley, David Spade, Bo Derek and Brian Dennehy — however Rob says that should change — pronto! — in an open letter to Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison.
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Rob posted the letter to his X account Thursday evening … and, we gotta admit, all of it seems like a joke. Kicking issues off, Rob says among the many “long-standing, essential and unresolved points” is his lack of credit score on “Tommy Boy.”
He then talks about the way it’s an “atrocity” perpetrated by a earlier regime at Paramount and a stain on the corporate’s legacy. Rob goes on to say … he and others urge Ellison to “be on the proper facet of historical past and rectify this heinous act, with the addition of: “and Rob Lowe as Paul” above title.”
Like we stated … all of it sounds very tongue and cheek … however possibly Rob has harbored some unwell emotions about it through the years and is simply now addressing it with comedic bluster.
We’ll should see the place this goes … if anyplace.