My Favorite Film Actors: 5 Supafaves In Big Bold
Submitted by grandpa_chum on Sat, 10/23/2004 - 02:37
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- Alan Alda
- Woody Allen
- Alec Baldwin
- Marlon Brando
- John Belushi
- Jack Black
- Ernest Borgnine
- Charles Bronson
- Nicolas Cage
- Jim Carrey
- Don Cheadle
Lee Van Cleef
- George Clooney
- Lee J. Cobb
James Coburn
- Gary Cooper
- Kevin Corrigan
- Kevin Costner
- Tom Cruise
- Billy Crystal
- Willem Dafoe
- Robert De Niro
- Andy Devine
- Kirk Douglas
- Robert Duvall
Clint Eastwood
- Jack Elam
- Hank Fonda
- Glenn Ford
- Clark Gable
- Cary Grant
- Clu Gulager
- Phillip Baker Hall
- Tom Hanks
- Charlton Heston
- Dustin Hoffman
- Hal Holbrook
- William Holden
- Ben Johnson
- James Earl Jones
- Klaus Kinski
- Bruce Lee
- Richard Liberty
- Steve Martin
- Walter Mathau
- Burgess Meredith
- Joel McCrea
- Victor McLaglen
Steve McQueen
- Bill Murray
- Franco Nero
- Paul Newman
- Jack Nicholson
- David Niven
- Warren Oates
Al Pacino
- Gregory Peck
- Anthony Perkins
- Donald Pleasance
- Slim Pickens
- Joe Pilato
- Vincent Price
- Michael Rapaport
- John C. Reilly
- Burt Reynolds
- Tim Robbins
- Robert Ryan
- Steven Seagal
- Peter Sellers
- George C. Scott
- Harry Dean Stanton
- Rod Steiger
- James Stewart
- Woody Strode
- John Travolta
- John Vernon
- Gian-Maria Volonte
- John Wayne
- Dennis Weaver
- Adam West
- Frank Whaley
- Gene Wilder
- Bruce Willis
- James Woods
- Gig Young
- Steve Zahn
Can't see Burt Lancaster on the list.
Your shakiest 'legend' is probably Charlie Bronson - but he was in a lot of movies that entertained me over the years. Have you seen From Noon Till Three? - a very unusual western.
thats because he's not on it... believe it or not i've never really seen a burt lancaster movie... and i haven't seen from noon till three... considering bronson's big three, once upon a time in the west, the great escape, and the magnificent seven, with the dirty dozen... i consider him a legend
Much as I like Bronson, I wouldn't consider his role in The Great Escape to be one of his most memorable - only a secondary character in that really.
oh i didn't say it was memorable... i was just pointing out the few good movies he was in so as to point out i don't love him for all the horrible ones he made in the 70's and so on.
Oh Dude, Batman is the funniest show on television. Much like Deadly Fingers, it doesn't mean to be so funny but its hilarious! I could be in the worst mood and Batman can cheer me up.
it's also the only batman movie i like
and actually it does mean to be funny... it's comicbook satire
I Want too see a day where Jim Carrey dosen't have to be placed in "Guility plessure" ,now this is NOT a dig at your placing of him in any way, i just wish that Jim would be considered more of an "official" actor, what i'm trying too say is i want a day when being a fan of jim carrey isn't considered a guility plesssure!
i see what you mean... i'm starting to feel less and less guilty about liking him though... now that i've seen cable guy and eternal sunshine... he may be off the guilty pleasure list pretty soon...
Nice to see someone give a nod to ol' Ernie Borgnine. I always liked him at his most evil and wicked. Bad Day At Black Rock to Emperor of the North.
the badlanders is actually what changed my mind... i've always either loved or hated him... i just didnt have enough movies i loved him in to give him the nod until now.
yeah, your a friend of mine now Chum.
Great Non-Leads = Steve Zahn
Totally in agreement. his performance in Joy Ride was great and in saving silverman.
yeah he's great... incredibly underrated comedy actor.
Greg Peck and Stevey Queen...my mother's names for her two parakeets...
haha... that's great stuff.
What a dream western cast those 5 superfavorites would make!