Anonymous wrote:Four pages in and no mention of Robert DeNiro.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's Meryl Streep.
+1 all day long.
I’m embarrassed that I forgot about female actors
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gary Oldman.
Leo is fine but not as diverse.
Gary Oldman is amazing. He had one or maybe two scenes in Oppenheimer playing Harry Truman and he was so good. You forget it's him.
British actors are in a league of their own. Leo is similar to Brad Pitt and George Clooney--limited range.
I kept thinking of British actors:
Anthony Hopkins
Kenneth Branagh
Benedict Cumberbatch
David Tennant
Ben Kingsley
On the American side:
Dustin Hoffman!!! (I can’t believe he hasn’t been listed)
Meryl Streep
Tom Hanks
Jodie Foster
Morgan Freeman
This is a great list! I agree that Brad Pitt, Leo and George Clooney are pretty faces with limited talent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jack Nicholson is still alive.
What are you? Millennials?
Love Jack, but he really chews the scenery sometimes
Anonymous wrote:Jack Nicholson is still alive.
What are you? Millennials?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He is the EXACT SAME in every movie he’s in. With the exception of Arnie in Gilbert Grape.
I don’t understand the obsession with him. He’s not a hair better than “okay”.
So you think he’s the same in Wolf of Wall Street, Revolutionary Road, Django Unchained, Basketball Diaries, and Shutter Island (to name a few)?
Ok.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gary Oldman.
Leo is fine but not as diverse.
Gary Oldman is amazing. He had one or maybe two scenes in Oppenheimer playing Harry Truman and he was so good. You forget it's him.
British actors are in a league of their own. Leo is similar to Brad Pitt and George Clooney--limited range.
I kept thinking of British actors:
Anthony Hopkins
Kenneth Branagh
Benedict Cumberbatch
David Tennant
Ben Kingsley
On the American side:
Dustin Hoffman!!! (I can’t believe he hasn’t been listed)
Meryl Streep
Tom Hanks
Jodie Foster
Morgan Freeman
Anonymous wrote:He is the EXACT SAME in every movie he’s in. With the exception of Arnie in Gilbert Grape.
I don’t understand the obsession with him. He’s not a hair better than “okay”.
Anonymous wrote:I thought he was a one hit wonder with titanic, now he’s just a doughy pudge. He needs to lay off the burgers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gary Oldman.
Leo is fine but not as diverse.
Gary Oldman is amazing. He had one or maybe two scenes in Oppenheimer playing Harry Truman and he was so good. You forget it's him.
British actors are in a league of their own. Leo is similar to Brad Pitt and George Clooney--limited range.