Bowfinger tasks Jiff with finding out Kit's location and plans so they can ambush him and film the final scene. Only one scene remains to be shot: the finale set at the Griffith Observatory. Though otherwise pleased with Kit's unscripted dialogue, Bowfinger considers his character's final line "Gotcha, suckas!" to be the key moment of the film. Bowfinger directs Daisy to guide Kit through the scene under the guise of showing him how to get rid of the "aliens". During the filming, Kit becomes terrified and struggles to deliver the final line. At this point, Kit's MindHead mentor, Terry Stricter, who has discovered evidence that Kit's "aliens" may not be just in his head, shows up at the observatory and shuts down production. Bowfinger's camera crew show him B-roll footage of Kit Ramsey they were filming off-set, just in case they caught anything they could use. The footage shows Kit donning a paper bag over his head and exposing himself to the Laker Girl Cheerleading Squad, something Terry Stricter previously dissuaded him from doing. Bowfinger blackmails Stricter and the MindHead leadership with the footage, threatening to release it and ruin Ramsey's career (which would impact MindHead's finances as Ramsey is a major donor). MindHead advises the star to finish the project. Bowfinger and the cast and crew finally get to attend the film's premiere, and are awed. Following the apparent success of the film, Bowfinger receives a FedEx envelope containing an offer to direct a martial arts film in Taiwan starring Jiff Ramsey. The film ends with an elaborate fight scene from the new movie, Fake Purse Ninjas, featuring everyone who worked on Chubby Rain. Cast Steve Martin as Bobby Bowfinger Eddie Murphy as Kit Ramsey / Jiffrenson "Jiff" Ramsey Heather Graham as Daisy Christine Baranski as Carol Terence Stamp as Terry Stricter Robert Downey Jr. as Jerry Renfro Jamie Kennedy as Dave Adam Alexi-Malle as Afrim Kohl Sudduth as Slater Barry Newman as Hal, Kit's agent Alejandro Patiño as Sanchez Alfred De Contreas as Martinez Ramiro Fabian as Hector John Cho as Nightclub cleaner Phill Lewis as Audition actor Marisol Nichols as Young audition actress Production The film was produced by Brian Grazer's company Imagine Entertainment, in conjunction with Universal Studios. The working title for the film was Bowfinger's Big Thing. Martin originally wrote the role of "Kit Ramsey" with an actor such as Keanu Reeves in mind, but