We got worst- howzabout BEST?
.Charles Laughton- the HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1939) I love Chaney's version- but dam.
.Bogie- the MALTESE FALCON (1941)- I mean, c'mon. He does the hand and lip twitch thing.
(https://i.imgur.com/UnXZFpt.jpg) (https://lunapic.com)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Tim Curry was born to play Frank N Furter.
Skim pickens, Dr. Strangelove. Peter sellers was originally pegged to play major mong, but just could jot pull off a texas accent.
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Skim pickens, Dr. Strangelove. Peter sellers was originally pegged to play major mong, but just could jot pull off a texas accent.
I would agree with that. He was also very good in PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID (1973).
PAUL NEWMAN (since I covered his WORST) his BEST: HUD (1963)
I think Sean connery's best movie was Zardoz.
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I think Sean connery's best movie was Zardoz.
It's a good thing Dr.Menard isn't here.
Mel Gibson gets a lot of recognition for BRAVEHEART, but honestly, I think he really showed better acting chops in THE PATRIOT.
Love that film!!
Awright- you knew this was comin, I reckon-
Bela Lugosi- DRACULA (1931)
Yeah- I know in the the long run, it was a mediocre film at best. But Just because Lugosi was in it makes it classic. When a little kid imitates Dracula- he don't do Lee or Carradine, he does the Lugosi voice. Lugosi IS Dracula. And he only did it on screen twice! Compare that to Sir Christopher Lee, who did it 9 times.
.Jimmy Cagney- WHITE HEAT
.Bette Davis- dam that's hard! WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?
.Jerry Lewis- Hmm. I can't think of one f**king movie...OH! KING OF COMEDY I guess...
.Lon Chaney Sr.- the UNKNOWN. Dam. If you have never seen this movie-my gawd. Chaney acts with his feet. With his toes,man :buggedout:
.Lon Chaney Jr. in OF MICE AND MEN. So heartbreaking. Innocence lost because of the scheming of scumbags.
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Awright- you knew this was comin, I reckon-
Bela Lugosi- DRACULA (1931)
Yeah- I know in the the long run, it was a mediocre film at best. But Just because Lugosi was in it makes it classic. When a little kid imitates Dracula- he don't do Lee or Carradine, he does the Lugosi voice. Lugosi IS Dracula. And he only did it on screen twice! Compare that to Sir Christopher Lee, who did it 9 times.
LUGOSI's iconic role is definitely
DRACULA.
I am inclined to argue that his
BEST film might be
THE BLACK CAT or
THE RAVEN.
Lugosi's role I laughed at the mistwas "chandu the mystic".
* Robert Shaw - JAWS (honorable mention for THE STING)
* Lee J. Cobb - THE EXORCIST (honorable mention for 12 ANGRY MEN)
* Oliver Reed - OLIVER!
* Robert Mitchum - CAPE FEAR (honorable mention for NIGHT OF THE HUNTER)
* Al Pacino - THE GODFATHER, PART II (honorable mention for DOG DAY AFTERNOON)
* Louise Fletcher - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST
* Humphrey Bogart - THE CAINE MUTINY
* Michael J. Pollard - BONNIE AND CLYDE
* Jeff Bridges - CRAZY HEART (honorable mention for STARMAN)
* Jack Lemmon - SAVE THE TIGER (honorable mentions for THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES and THE APARTMENT)
R. Lee Ermey -- Full Metal Jacket
Stephen Baldwin - The Usual Suspects
Boris Karloff - Cabman Gray
http://youtu.be/WQjnGZQkb0M (http://youtu.be/WQjnGZQkb0M)
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R. Lee Ermey -- Full Metal Jacket
Stanley kubrick caught on right away. Put R.Lee Ermy in a movie, have him killed and the movie will be a hit :wink:
Speaking if kubrick...
Roy Schreider. 2010.
No one's gonna agree with me here but I think that Marlon Brando's best role was when he played marc antony in the B&W "Julius Caesar".
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R. Lee Ermey -- Full Metal Jacket
Stanley kubrick caught on right away. Put R.Lee Ermy in a movie, have him killed and the movie will be a hit :wink:
Speaking if kubrick...
Roy Schreider. 2010.
2010? :question: I also don't see how
STANLEY KUBRICK had anything to do with that.
ROY SCHEIDER's best role must be
ALL THAT JAZZ. Or
MARATHON MAN or
JAWS...
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R. Lee Ermey -- Full Metal Jacket
Stanley kubrick caught on right away. Put R.Lee Ermy in a movie, have him killed and the movie will be a hit :wink:
Speaking if kubrick...
Roy Schreider. 2010.
2010? :question: I also don't see how STANLEY KUBRICK had anything to do with that.
ROY SCHEIDER's best role must be ALL THAT JAZZ. Or MARATHON MAN or JAWS...
the SEVEN-UPS!
Which brings me to Gene Hackman in the FRENCH CONNECTION (1971), cuz Roy was great in that as well.
Warren Beatty in BONNIE AND CLYDE, which Gene also did a bang- up job!
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Roy Schreider. 2010.
2010? :question: I also don't see how STANLEY KUBRICK had anything to do with that.
ROY SCHEIDER's best role must be ALL THAT JAZZ. Or MARATHON MAN or JAWS...
the SEVEN-UPS!
THE SEVEN-UPS would have definitely been my next choice... or
THE FRENCH CONNECTION...
2010? :question:
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Warren Beatty in BONNIE AND CLYDE, which Gene also did a bang- up job!
That might be
WARREN BEATTY's only film I like...
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Warren Beatty in BONNIE AND CLYDE, which Gene also did a bang- up job!
That might be WARREN BEATTY's only film I like...
Yeah. I won't argue with that. :drink:
You mentioned Paul Newman earlier...I would have to saw without a doubt COOL HAND LUKE (1967), which is one of my favorite movies of all time of any genre.
http://youtu.be/_WUyZXhLHMk (http://youtu.be/_WUyZXhLHMk)
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You mentioned Paul Newman earlier...I would have to saw without a doubt COOL HAND LUKE (1967), which is one of my favorite movies of all time of any genre.
http://youtu.be/_WUyZXhLHMk (http://youtu.be/_WUyZXhLHMk)
What we got here is failure to communicate!
Steve McQueen- the CINCINATTI KID
http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY (http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY)
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Steve McQueen- the CINCINATTI KID
http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY (http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY)
I like
PAPILLON better.
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Steve McQueen- the CINCINATTI KID
http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY (http://youtu.be/VQcPFpHLGGY)
I like PAPILLON better.
s**t! I forgot about PAPILLON!
Speaking of- Dustin Hoffman- I would say PAPILLION or the GRADUATE.
No- MIDNIGHT COWBOY.
Brandon Lee - The Crow. Everything else I have seen him in is terrible, but he was perfect for this one movie.
not sure anyone will agree but...
Robert De Niro : MEET THE PARENTS
- btw GOODFELLAS is my #1 movie of all time, and although he's great in it I just don't think of it as a 'De Niro' movie especially.
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not sure anyone will agree but...
Robert De Niro : MEET THE PARENTS
- btw GOODFELLAS is my #1 movie of all time, and although he's great in it I just don't think of it as a 'De Niro' movie especially.
I think I would go with TAXI DRIVER or RAGING BULL.
fair enough, he's got about half a dozen films that are serious contenders... I keep meaning to check out RONIN, in fact I nearly just bought it earlier today when I was in HMV but I went for Bava's BAY OF BLOOD instead cause somehow I've never seen that either...
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fair enough, he's got about half a dozen films that are serious contenders... I keep meaning to check out RONIN, in fact I nearly just bought it earlier today when I was in HMV but I went for Bava's BAY OF BLOOD instead cause somehow I've never seen that either...
I have seen most all of Bava's horror films...except BAY OF BLOOD! :bluesad:
.Jimmy Stewart- VERTIGO.
.Sterling Hayden-That's tough. Either in the KILLING or DR.STRANGELOVE.
.Vincent Price- Dam. That's real tough. I have to go with COMEDY OF TERRORS. Or THEATER OF BLOOD.
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not sure anyone will agree but...
Robert De Niro : MEET THE PARENTS
- btw GOODFELLAS is my #1 movie of all time, and although he's great in it I just don't think of it as a 'De Niro' movie especially.
TAXI DRIVER. But RAGING BULL was impressive too.
.Kirk Douglas- PATHS OF GLORY (1957). Dam! What a fantastic film!
.Timothy Carey- POOR WHITE TRASH (1957) aka BAYOU.
Great movie. He steals it.
.David Carradine- DEATHRACE 2000 (1975)
.Stallone- DEATHRACE 2000 (1975) again!
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.Jimmy Stewart- VERTIGO.
.Sterling Hayden-That's tough. Either in the KILLING or DR.STRANGELOVE.
.Vincent Price- Dam. That's real tough. I have to go with COMEDY OF TERRORS. Or THEATER OF BLOOD.
I'd say the abominable Dr phibes, but that was so close to theater of blood it was nearly the same thing.
As for Hayden, much as I love Dr. Strangelove, I have to say his best was the asphalt jungle.
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As for Hayden, much as I love Dr. Strangelove, I have to say his best was the asphalt jungle.
I agree; for
STERLING HAYDEN it's
ASPHALT JUNGLE.
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.Kirk Douglas- PATHS OF GLORY (1957). Dam! What a fantastic film!
...
Agreed, except for
KIRK DOUGLAS I'd go with
SPARTACUS. It's a favorite of mine.
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.Vincent Price- Dam. That's real tough. I have to go with COMEDY OF TERRORS. Or THEATER OF BLOOD.
COMEDY OF TERRORS or WITCHFINDER GENERAL.
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.Jimmy Stewart- VERTIGO.
...
I love
VERTIGO, but for
JIMMY STEWART?
REAR WINDOW !!!
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.Vincent Price- Dam. That's real tough. I have to go with COMEDY OF TERRORS. Or THEATER OF BLOOD.
COMEDY OF TERRORS or WITCHFINDER GENERAL.
I really considered the WITCHFINDER GENERAL...!
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.Vincent Price- Dam. That's real tough. I have to go with COMEDY OF TERRORS. Or THEATER OF BLOOD.
COMEDY OF TERRORS or WITCHFINDER GENERAL.
I really considered the WITCHFINDER GENERAL...!
Witchfinder General would have to be the one I'd go with. Was watching it last night by coincidence.
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As for Hayden, much as I love Dr. Strangelove, I have to say his best was the asphalt jungle.
I agree; for STERLING HAYDEN it's ASPHALT JUNGLE.
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.Kirk Douglas- PATHS OF GLORY (1957). Dam! What a fantastic film!
...
Agreed, except for KIRK DOUGLAS I'd go with SPARTACUS. It's a favorite of mine.
Damn, AHD, you like the asphalt jungle too? :cheers:
I thought it was a great film noir, one of the best. While the movie was black and white the characters weren't. Hayden's character was a criminal but had a certain noble streak to him. Some cooswere crooked, some criminals were humane.
I'd mention in passing it was the only movie with Marilyn Monroe in it I liked and I liked it despite her. I was not a MM fan and never saw anything impressive about her. Neither her looks nor acting made any impression on me.
I liked Spartacus a lot for various reasons, not the east of which was kubrick giving a giant middle finger to the "black list" and openly hiring and crediting "banned" writers. How appropriate for a movie about a man fighting oppression to defy the oppression ofthe McCarthy era spawned black list.
The way he dealt with the taboo subject of homosexuality which existed in the roman empire was very subtle and suggestive, needed to dodge the heavy handed censors of the day.
Richard Burboun, er I meant Burton, i'm torn between "the spy who came in from the cold" or a little known movie called "Dr. Faustus". This was a little known movie that was more or less a filmed stage play. The stage play type style gave the movie a certain, I don't know exactly, a certain energy, ehteusiasm, I can't really say but I noticed it.
John Travolta - Pulp Fiction
PAM GRIER: COFFY (1973)
Arnie - KINDERGARTEN COP
Frances McDormand
William H Macey
Steve Buscemi - all 3 for FARGO
Christopher Guest - WAITING FOR GUFFMAN
(the greatest portrayal of an overtly gay character by a straight actor ever?)
Richard Burton in The Medusa Touch: a truly disturbing film. :buggedout:
Liz taylor. Cleopatra. Yeah overdramatic but I watched it. They really don't make movies to that scale anymore.
Jeff Bridges - The Big Lebowski
Oh yeah, peter sellers was his best in Dr. Strangelove.
Christopher lee, i'd say the man with the golden gun.
Malcolm McDowell, a clockwork Orange.
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Liz taylor. Cleopatra. Yeah overdramatic but I watched it. They really don't make movies to that scale anymore.
I watched some of it on TCM last night too... mainly because
COFFY came on after it (
CLEOPATRA is an exceedingly long Hollywood movie). In his few scenes,
RODDY McDOWALL sure chews up the scenery. I think
ELIZABETH TAYLOR's best movie is
WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?.
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PAM GRIER: COFFY (1973)
No doubt about it.
also...
.John Agar- the BRAIN FROM PLANT AROUS
.Rondo Hatton- the BRUTE MAN
.Beverly Garland- IT CONQUERED THE WORLD. "I'll see you in Hell first!"
.Whit Bissell- I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN
Actually, I might be tempted to go with JACKIE BROWN for Pam Grier...
Tom Hanks -SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
Rev- JACKIE BROWN is my 2nd favorite fer sure! :thumbup:
.Dwight Frye- DRACULA
.Elisha Cook Jr.- the MALTESE FALCON, with the KILLING coming up quick!
.Jack Palance- This is almost impossible. PANIC IN THE STREETS (1950).
.Ahnold- CONAN THE BARBARIAN (1982) I seen this in the theater. I was impressed, to say the least. "Hang him from the Tree of Woe!" Woah! :buggedout:
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PAM GRIER: COFFY (1973)
No doubt about it.
...
COFFY was on TCM last night... that movie is a smorgasbord for Bad Movie lovers! I LOVE IT!!!
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Actually, I might be tempted to go with JACKIE BROWN for Pam Grier...
...
JACKIE BROWN is definitely her best acting job; in
COFFY it's clear she couldn't act. I don't care; it's an absolute favorite!
COFFY is a classic among classics. One of the best action movies of all time.
http://youtu.be/L3DPuPILahg (http://youtu.be/L3DPuPILahg)
Jack Nicholson: THE SHINING
runners-up: FIVE EASY PIECES, A FEW GOOD MEN, CHINATOWN
http://youtu.be/uMxHBfPQgtE (http://youtu.be/uMxHBfPQgtE)
Tom Arnold - True Lies
Rutger hauer. Blade runner. Duh.
ah forgot about CASINO...might change my mind on De Niro there and choose that one.
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fair enough, he's got about half a dozen films that are serious contenders... I keep meaning to check out RONIN, in fact I nearly just bought it earlier today when I was in HMV but I went for Bava's BAY OF BLOOD instead cause somehow I've never seen that either...
I have seen most all of Bava's horror films...except BAY OF BLOOD! :bluesad:
I watched it yesterday, and would recommend it.
atmospheric and surprisingly gory. in fact for 1971 it's insanely gory... it's a good one, imo.
WILLIAM HOLDEN : NETWORK (1976) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
ERNEST BORGNINE: THE DIRTY DOZEN (1969) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
David Warner, Time after Time. I know he had a small part but then he usualy did.
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WILLIAM HOLDEN : NETWORK (1976) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
ERNEST BORGNINE: THE DIRTY DOZEN (1969) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
I would argue that both of those fine actors best film is the WILD BUNCH...but that's just me...
But I gotta say that SUNSET BOULEVARD and MARTY come pretty close...!
.Monroe- the MISFITS.
.Jack Lemon- the OUT OF TOWNERS
.Clint the Squint- the GOOD,the BAD, and the UGLY.
I'd have to say clenched teeth clint's best movie was "the eiger sanction".
I reckon I should get some of the ladies in here-
.Ingrid Pitt- the VAMPIRE LOVERS (1970)
.Barbara Steele- BLACK SUNDAY (1960)
.Louise Brooks- PANDORA'S BOX (1929)
.Jean Harlow- RED HEADED WOMAN (1932)
.Karen Black- BURNT OFFERINGS (1975)
.Miriam Hopkins- DR.JEKYLL AND MR.HYDE (1932)
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WILLIAM HOLDEN : NETWORK (1976) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
ERNEST BORGNINE: THE DIRTY DOZEN (1969) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
I would argue that both of those fine actors best film is the WILD BUNCH...but that's just me...
But I gotta say that SUNSET BOULEVARD and MARTY come pretty close...!
I actually meant to write
THE WILD BUNCH for
ERNEST BORGNINE and had a brain fart... I have more and more of those these days. I watched
THE WILD BUNCH last night and that is what made me think of both of them! I LOVE
THE WILD BUNCH!
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WILLIAM HOLDEN : NETWORK (1976) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
ERNEST BORGNINE: THE DIRTY DOZEN (1969) There's a lot of his films I like; I still like this one best.
I would argue that both of those fine actors best film is the WILD BUNCH...but that's just me...
But I gotta say that SUNSET BOULEVARD and MARTY come pretty close...!
I actually meant to write THE WILD BUNCH for ERNEST BORGNINE and had a brain fart... I have more and more of those these days. I watched THE WILD BUNCH last night and that is what made me think of both of them! I LOVE THE WILD BUNCH!
The WILD BUNCH is one of my favorite westerns of all time. If not movies of all time.
Bruce Campbell: Bubba Ho-Tep. If there was any justice in this world, he should have got an oscar for his washed up Elvis.
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Bruce Campbell: Bubba Ho-Tep. If there was any justice in this world, she should have got an oscar for his washed up Elvis.
You sir, have my respect for acknowledging this injustice.
I been hemming and hawing on Karloff- I would say the BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), though FRANKENSTEIN (1931) is real close.
.Peter Lorre- M (1931), but MAD LOVE (1935) is a close second.
.John Carradine- the GRAPES OF WRATH (1940). I could say that for Fonda too.Except mebbe ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST.
HENRY FONDA
VICTOR MATURE
LINDA DARNELL
WALTER BRENNAN
TIM HOLT
All in a top 10 favorite of mine: MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (1946)
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I been hemming and hawing on Karloff- I would say the BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), though FRANKENSTEIN (1931) is real close.
.Peter Lorre- M (1931), but MAD LOVE (1935) is a close second.
.John Carradine- the GRAPES OF WRATH (1940). I could say that for Fonda too.Except mebbe ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST.
M was one hell of a good movie, one of the last made in germany before the you know what's too over.
I thing goebbles used a scene from it an anti semitic movie.
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I been hemming and hawing on Karloff- I would say the BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), though FRANKENSTEIN (1931) is real close.
.Peter Lorre- M (1931), but MAD LOVE (1935) is a close second.
.John Carradine- the GRAPES OF WRATH (1940). I could say that for Fonda too.Except mebbe ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST.
M was one hell of a good movie, one of the last made in germany before the you know what's too over.
I thing goebbles used a scene from it an anti semitic movie.
Your right.
I believe that movie was the ETERNAL JEW (1940).
.Charles Bronsan- MACHINE GUN KELLY (1958)
.Steve McQueen- BULLITT (1968)-wait! Mebbe PAPILLON (1973)!
.Fred Williamson- BLACK CAESAR (1973)
Ryan Renolds - Deadpool.
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.Charles Bronsan- MACHINE GUN KELLY (1958)
.Steve McQueen- BULLITT (1968)-wait! Mebbe PAPILLON (1973)!
.Fred Williamson- BLACK CAESAR (1973)
Pappilon for sure.
BURT LANCASTER (also "bacon" makin' anything better - like FIELD OF DREAMS) his best:
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957) :thumbup:
It would be TONY CURTIS' best film too, but then there's THE DEFIANT ONES and SOME LIKE IT HOT... and... THE MANITOU... :bouncegiggle: ain't sure for Tony.
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BURT LANCASTER (also "bacon" makin' anything better - like FIELD OF DREAMS) his best:
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957) :thumbup:
It would be TONY CURTIS' best film too, but then there's THE DEFIANT ONES and SOME LIKE IT HOT... and... THE MANITOU... :bouncegiggle: ain't sure for Tony.
The MANITOU- hands down! :drink:
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BURT LANCASTER (also "bacon" makin' anything better - like FIELD OF DREAMS) his best:
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957) :thumbup:
It would be TONY CURTIS' best film too, but then there's THE DEFIANT ONES and SOME LIKE IT HOT... and... THE MANITOU... :bouncegiggle: ain't sure for Tony.
The MANITOU- hands down! :drink:
Might be Michael ansara's best movie...
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BURT LANCASTER (also "bacon" makin' anything better - like FIELD OF DREAMS) his best:
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957) :thumbup:
It would be TONY CURTIS' best film too, but then there's THE DEFIANT ONES and SOME LIKE IT HOT... and... THE MANITOU... :bouncegiggle: ain't sure for Tony.
The MANITOU- hands down! :drink:
Might be Michael ansara's best movie...
:bouncegiggle: I don't know... I have a fondness for his work in
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY. :bouncegiggle:
Anthony quinn. The visit. That is a movie that needs remade.
Hulk Hogan - Rocky 3
Cleavon Little - Blazing Saddles
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Anthony quinn. The visit. That is a movie that needs remade.
Oh no. Everyone knows it's
LA STRADA for
ANTHONY QUINN.
ANTHONY QUINN is of course wonderful opposite the superb
INGRID BERGMANN in
THE VISIT.
Still, it can't touch
LA STRADA.
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Anthony quinn. The visit. That is a movie that needs remade.
Oh no. Everyone knows it's LA STRADA for ANTHONY QUINN.
ANTHONY QUINN is of course wonderful opposite the superb INGRID BERGMANN in THE VISIT.
Still, it can't touch LA STRADA.
never saw that one...
Quote from: Svengoolie 3 on June 14, 2019, 12:18:23 PM
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Anthony quinn. The visit. That is a movie that needs remade.
Oh no. Everyone knows it's LA STRADA for ANTHONY QUINN.
ANTHONY QUINN is of course wonderful opposite the superb INGRID BERGMANN in THE VISIT.
Still, it can't touch LA STRADA.
never saw that one...
Then you don't know
ANTHONY QUINN's best film. :teddyr: :thumbup:
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
Quote from: Alex on June 14, 2019, 06:45:53 PM
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
I think I like
EASY RIDER best.
Natalie Portman - Léon: The Professional
Danny Aiello - Do the Right Thing
Steve Buscemi - Fargo
Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 14, 2019, 08:30:43 PM
Quote from: Alex on June 14, 2019, 06:45:53 PM
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
I think I like EASY RIDER best.
BLUE VELVET is his best performance.
He did a good job directing EASY RIDER, but I found his dopey character less interesting than both Fonda and Nicholson.
Quote from: Rev. Powell on June 15, 2019, 08:19:33 AM
Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 14, 2019, 08:30:43 PM
Quote from: Alex on June 14, 2019, 06:45:53 PM
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
I think I like EASY RIDER best.
BLUE VELVET is his best performance.
He did a good job directing EASY RIDER, but I found his dopey character less interesting than both Fonda and Nicholson.
BLUE VELVET fer sure, man!
http://youtu.be/senNDipdmPo (http://youtu.be/senNDipdmPo)
Some more...
.I'll second Fonda in EASY RIDER.
.Ned Beatty- DELIVERANCE.
.Sid Haig- the DEVIL'S REJECTS.
.David Hess- LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT
Quote from: Rev. Powell on June 15, 2019, 08:19:33 AM
Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 14, 2019, 08:30:43 PM
Quote from: Alex on June 14, 2019, 06:45:53 PM
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
I think I like EASY RIDER best.
BLUE VELVET is his best performance.
He did a good job directing EASY RIDER, but I found his dopey character less interesting than both Fonda and Nicholson.
I expect you're right, though I disliked
BLUE VELVET when I saw it once 'bout 30 years ago. Only recently did I start to like
EASY RIDER which I used to find boring.
Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 15, 2019, 01:26:33 PM
Quote from: Rev. Powell on June 15, 2019, 08:19:33 AM
Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 14, 2019, 08:30:43 PM
Quote from: Alex on June 14, 2019, 06:45:53 PM
Trying to decide what my favourite Dennis Hopper film is. I suspect it would be one I haven't actually seen yet (Blue Velvet).
I think I like EASY RIDER best.
BLUE VELVET is his best performance.
He did a good job directing EASY RIDER, but I found his dopey character less interesting than both Fonda and Nicholson.
I expect you're right, though I disliked BLUE VELVET when I saw it once 'bout 30 years ago. Only recently did I start to like EASY RIDER which I used to find boring.
The thing I always find with Hopper (and Jack Nicholson) is that they mostly seem to just more or less play themselves and their best work seems to be when a director just lets them play their natural crazy side.
Nicolas Cage - ADAPTATION.
Though he was great in LEAVING LAS VEGAS, too, and VAMPIRE'S KISS is his best "crazy" performance.
Anyone have and beliefs on what John Agar's best movie was?
Quote from: Svengoolie 3 on June 15, 2019, 11:08:31 PM
Anyone have and beliefs on what John Agar's best movie was?
The BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS (1957)
(which is kinda an anagram for "arouse", for what it's worth! Or maybe not! It might be all an anagram in my head.)
But the brain arouses Agar- and his dog! To do crazy s**t! Why am I explaining this movie?
(https://i.imgur.com/3qZ54jb.jpg) (https://lunapic.com)
Tim Allen: Galaxy Quest. I'm no fan of Tim Allen at all, but here he is way better than he has any right to be.