the 2005 film Wedding Crashers shows Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The movie Major League II (1994) used Camden Yards as the home of the Indians. Part of the sixth-season premiere of the NBC police drama series Homicide: Life on the Street was filmed at Camden Yards. In these scenes, the detectives must hurry to solve a murder at Camden Yards before a game between the Orioles and the New York Yankees ends. The pilot of the HBO 2009 comedy series Eastbound & Down begins with an aerial shot of Camden Yards; however, when actor Danny McBride takes the mound, the field level shot is at a different ballpark. A portion of an episode of the HBO series The Wire, a show about police officers and drug dealers in Baltimore, was filmed during an actual Orioles game in which characters Jimmy McNulty and Bunk Moreland, played by Dominic West and Wendell Pierce, take their sons to a game while discussing a case. The HBO series Veep filmed episode 6 of their first season, which aired May 27, 2012 at Camden Yards. Orioles Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer and then Orioles players Jake Arrieta and Tommy Hunter made cameo appearances on the field with Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus. This was perhaps a subtle homage to Louis-Dreyfus's previous role as Towson-native Elaine Benes on Seinfeld and that character's Orioles fandom. House of Cards features Vice President of the United States Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) throwing out a ceremonial first pitch at Camden Yards. Spacey, a noted Orioles fan who actually threw a real ceremonial first pitch against the Blue Jays in 2013, is first seen wearing a jacket featuring the cartoon bird in the tunnel to the team dugout as he is being introduced to the crowd. Former closer Jim Johnson and outfielder Nate McLouth meet Spacey's character on the field, with Johnson expecting to receive the pitch as the stadium lights suddenly go out. For added realism, the crowd even yells "O" during the national anthem. References External links Stadium site on MLB.com Ballpark Digest Visit to Oriole Park at Camden Yards Summary of Camden Yards Why Is It Named Oriole Park at Camden Yards? - Ghosts of Baltimore blog Technical information on Camden Yards Top 10 Ballparks by Men's Fitness Downtown Baltimore Major League Baseball venues Baltimore Orioles stadiums Sports venues in Baltimore Baseball venues in Maryland 1992 establishments