Anonymous wrote:I'm still sad Daniel Day Lewis retired from acting. He would have gone on make more phenomenal movies.

He would be my vote.

I actually thought he was the weakest link in One Battle After Another.

Anonymous wrote:Did Steven Seagal die?

lol

Anonymous wrote:Did Steven Seagal die?

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Daniel Day, Lewis, Pacino, De Niro, Denzel, Washington. I could go on this is not really a question that can be answered. DiCaprio is excellent, but I wouldn’t say he’s the best. He’s up there, but definitely not to me the greatest living actor.

Also, my personal hot take I really didn’t like him in Titanic because he looked like a teenager. Like a young teenager. That kind of ruined things for me, but it definitely means there was room for him on the door.

No way, Anthony Hopkins is still alive - so versatile! Really amongst the best!

I agree. If he's in a movie I'm much more likely to see it. He almost never disappoints.

I think Philip Seymour Hoffman was the best actor of that generation. Of course, he's quite dead now. Among the living male actors, I agree with Leo. Would add Ralph Fiennes and Daniel Day Lewis. And Christopher Walz and Samuel Jackson. Their performances in the Tarantino movies are absolutely brilliant.

Christian Bale is God's gift to acting and we are blessed to enjoy his craft. I do enjoy Leo, Ethan, Daniel and Gary too, but its not close.

Billy Bob Thornton is the absolute best. Leonardo Dicaprio? Pfft!

Gary Oldman.

Leo is fine but not as diverse.

I'm still sad Daniel Day Lewis retired from acting. He would have gone on make more phenomenal movies.

Uh no. Definitely far from it. I can think of far better actors who have presence on stage and film and can do a variety of characters.
Dame Judi Dench comes to mind.

Did Steven Seagal die?

Hmm. I think Ethan Hawke is better.

and it’s not even close.