8 Celebrities You Forgot Tried To Sell Burger King Fast Food

If you knew what "the best food for the fast times" was and constantly went around asking yourself "Where's Herb?" then you probably ate at Burger King in the '80s. The "home of the whopper" employed several A-list celebrities of the time in their ad campaigns and also struck gold on a few spokesman who would go on to be famous actors.

Here's a look back at 8 celebrities you might have forgotten endorsed the flame-broiled food of Burger King in the '80s...

Mr. T

I wish I had the statistics on how many people bought a whopper after hearing the "OK, fool. It's good!" slogan.

Elizabeth Shue

Before she was a babysitter or girlfriend of a karate star, Elizabeth Shue wanted us to switch to Burger King.

Elle MacPherson

The ol' "how to appeal to men while promoting salads" advertising trick...simply add a swimsuit model.

Emanuel Lewis

If you needed to add a cuteness factor to your advertising campaign, Webster was your man.

Ben Affleck

This ad needs to be remade for Burger King's new delivery service. Jennifer Garner also needs to be the one making the call.

Meg Ryan 

It's too bad Meg wasn't eligible to win the contest...she could've used that money later to support her and Goose's kid.

Robin Leach

If I had won $14,000,000 from Burger King in 1985, I probably would've bought out Robin Leach's contract.

Sarah Michelle Gellar 

This lovable 4-year old was actually banned from McDonald's for life thanks to a lawsuit that stemmed from this commercial. Imagine missing out on all those cool Happy Meal boxes and toys from the '80s (shivers in horror.)

BONUS:

Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elizabeth Shue, & Lea Thompson!