Who's your favorite actor?

John Wayne, but that wasn't acting. He was just being himself, sort of like Eastwood.

I like him a lot too. But for sheer talent, it's gotta be Gene Hackman.

I liked him even in unknown films.

Scarecrows was the most realistic film I have ever seen.

Even getting on my high horse, I wouldn't have changed a thing except maybe the scene at the very beginning how the two met, I would have had them meet in the bus station, and it would have had things go full circle since it ended there.

Scarecrows to me was hopeful. Him getting a round trip ticket showed that he wasn't going to abandon his friend but was going to come back for him. I like to think he visited him now and then, he eventually got better and got out of the mental hospital, but when he found out his son really was alive, almost flipped out again, and he found out only by being sued for child support. Good thing he was in a different state that time and out in the wilderness so they couldn't lock him up again.

I'm crazy, but I make up stories around and before and after movies. I think it would be interesting to do an update of the movie Scarecrows. To see what time did to the characters.

because stories never really end. The actors just memorize new lines.

Uncle Earl.

I like the name Wayne.

Jimmy Stewart
Gary Sinise
Gary Oldman
Gene Hackman

One of them. Flip back and forth.

RONALD REAGAN

Edward Norton, though I don't watch much tv/movies... the ones I've seen with him were great

Laurence Olivier.

''Is It Safe?''

Don Knotts..and Earnest from those .."Goes to jail" movies.

Obama v1.3

Kelsey Grammer

steve mcqueen

telly savalas




actors today are shit.

Robert downey jr

telly savalas ghost story " amazing"

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Mel Gibson

CLINT FUCKIN EASTWOOD
CHUCK FUCKIN NORRIS
KURT FUCKIN RUSSELL
BRUCE FUCKIN WILLIS

Actors, this place..

Gary Oldman is a fuckin genius.
Val Kilmer was a great actor. Don't know what happened there.

laughing. I can not get the image out of my head of you typing that, and the look on your face and all..

If you haven't seen it, check out "Chaplin". The best performance I've ever seen on film.

I agree about lots of the other picks here, but I can't see Clint Eastwood or John Wayne or James Stewart pulling off such a convincing portrayal.

I agree. The thing with Val were, He channeled Jim Morrison.'Careful summoning you do not become the demon'. That left him deflated maybe? No offense to either, Thunderheart is good to me.BORING to others.whatever..Gary Oldman is priceless.

Gene Rosen ranks up there for me. Robbie Parker gets an honorable mention.

Beloved late Alan Rickman.
Gary Sinise
Robert Carlyle
Gary Oldman
Danny Kaye

Isnt this where that odd person comes in and mentions DATA MINING?

Clark "frankly my dear I don't give a damn" Gable. A real man's man, and a veteran who lost the love of his life Carole Lombard in the war, selling bonds. Can you imagine any of those asshats now going to war?

Gary just owns his roles in such a unique way.
So underrated.
Val hit his stride in the late 80s early 90s and then he went MIA.
I don't get it. I have heard rumors that he's hated in hollyweird.
I just saw him with Downey Jr in this comedy/murder/action flick.
It was great! Can't remember the name. Took place in LA.
Also, Val actually sang those Doors songs. And he did a great job.
That's brass balls right there.

^^ True. John Wayne was great, and Eastwood... well they broke the mold when he was created.