Best films with perfect casting

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I am enjoying this thread, but won’t the list include pretty much any amazing movie? Of the actors excel in the role, they will make it their own and it’s hard to imagine anyone else in that role.
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Anonymous wrote:Margin Call
Harry Potter
LA Confidential
Crash
Devil Wears Prada



The Devil Wears Prada is almost perfectly cast- Adrian Grenier is terrible as thr chef. But otherwise? It’s just fantastic.
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Lord of the Rings
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The Godfather
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Amadeus: Tom Hulce was magnificent as was Salieri. A perfect film.
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I mean F. Murray Abraham.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off
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Hidden Figures
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Moonstruck
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Sister Act
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Steel Magnolias
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Anonymous wrote:Lord of the Rings


+1

You beat me to this

But I didn't love Liv Tyler initially but i think it worked because her role was expanded from the book.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Margin Call
Harry Potter
LA Confidential
Crash
Devil Wears Prada



The Devil Wears Prada is almost perfectly cast- Adrian Grenier is terrible as thr chef. But otherwise? It’s just fantastic.


Agree. He was perfection in Entourage but he was totally forgettable and lacked any character development in devil wears Prada. They should have just deleted the role.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I am enjoying this thread, but won’t the list include pretty much any amazing movie? Of the actors excel in the role, they will make it their own and it’s hard to imagine anyone else in that role.


Yes and no. Some movies are great but anyone could have been in some of the roles and it still would have been great.

I don’t think anyone is arguing that Kate winslet was perfectly cast in titanic even though the movie was a blockbuster that won a million awards. Leo, however , was perfectly cast as was Kate winslets fiancé.
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Anonymous wrote:Ferris Bueller's Day Off


+1

This just popped into my head this morning and I totally agree.
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