after discovering the remnants of the Statue of Liberty.
This man delivers a monologue about "Gordon Street" after being brought in as a "better actor" in a cameo in Wayne's World 2. This actor's ability to play a Mexican is mocked by Orson Welles in the film Ed Wood, a reference to this man's role in Touch of Evil. In one film, he plays Detective Robert Thorn, who discovered the truth about a mysterious food supply named Soylent Green.  In another film, he says the closing line of "You blew it up! God damn you all to hell!" after discovering the remnants of the Statue of Liberty. In 2000, he declared that his Second Amendment rights would only be taken away from his "cold, dead hands." For 10 points, name this star of Planet of the Apes and The Ten Commandments, who also served as NRA president.
This man delivers a monologue about "Gordon Street" after being brought in as a "better actor" in a cameo in Wayne's World 2.
Charlton {Heston}