Who's Your Fav actor?

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for me

Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges, for me.

James Woods

Rod Steiger..

gene Hackman...NAP

Mississippi Burning was a terrific film. Hackman was brilliant in it. Great actor indeed.

Jimmy Cagney

I will agree on Gene Hackman. Steiger was a ham job.
I'm a bit gay for Paul Newman, great actor & disturbingly handsome.

Probably won't get to see that much of him from now, but Kevin Spacey has been good in everything he's been in

Is this the market without Dwayne Johnson?

Sep 30, 2018 -- 2:30PM, SlippyBlue wrote:

Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges, for me.

bridges for me too,oldie-spencer tracy

a mention for phillip seymour hoffman

denzel or leonardo, 2 goats

Oct 1, 2018 -- 2:52AM, rommel wrote:

a mention for phillip seymour hoffman

he was good im owning mahoney

ah thanks Grant,i'll try and catch that

mark ruffalo

Sep 30, 2018 -- 5:17PM, themightymac wrote:

Mississippi Burning was a terrific film. Hackman was brilliant in it. Great actor indeed.

Gene Hackman is a good choice, he was excellent in Unforgiven as well.

^ And in The Firm.

Hackman is a good shout. I'm struggling to think of any bad movies he's been in. That tells you a lot.

Oct 1, 2018 -- 2:49AM, rommel wrote:

Sep 30, 2018 --  8:30PM, SlippyBlue wrote:Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges, for me.bridges for me too,oldie-spencer tracy

Rommel, in case you haven't seen it yet, or anyone else for that matter, the remake of 'True Grit' with Jeff Bridges as Rooster is on Film 4 tonight @ 21.00 and it's very good indeed.

northanlite
I will agree on Gene Hackman. Steiger was a ham job

How very dare you!!

My favorite Actor in My favorite Movie... Better Napoleon than Napoleon himself.. imo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUyegzCUX5w

Male-Dev..Corrie
Female-Amy Turtle..Crossy.

Oct 1, 2018 -- 4:33AM, rommel wrote:

ah thanks Grant,i'll try and catch that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH8mh8e8L_c

Humphrey Bogart
In Casablanca especially , he’s wonderful and immortal

That looks really good Grant, somehow I've not seen "Owning Mahoney" before but it's now on my 'to do' list.

Oct 1, 2018 -- 10:26AM, SlippyBlue wrote:

Oct  1, 2018 --  8:49AM, rommel wrote:Sep 30, 2018 --  8:30PM, SlippyBlue wrote:Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges, for me.bridges for me too,oldie-spencer tracyRommel, in case you haven't seen it yet, or anyone else for that matter, the remake of 'True Grit' with Jeff Bridges as Rooster is on Film 4 tonight @ 21.00 and it's very good indeed.

tyvm slip,yep seen it but might tune in,the only jb movie that didnt do anything for me was the country and western singer one-few years ago

Thanks for that slippy, I haven`t seen that but will give it a watch, although I try to avoid remakes. I wonder if g2d is reading this

... if you are, I hope you and the mutt are well mate.

Gene Hackman is a terrific shout but amazed that French Connection hasn`t been mentioned. Popeye Doyle.

Have to agree with the Gene Hackman call, especially for his work in the 70's. Watch him The Conversation and The French Connection II, just superb.

Presumably this is the market without Daniel Day Lewis. Easily the best of modern times. Gene Hackman is excellent I agree, though less versatile. Leonardo the best of the younger crop though Revenant is one of his worst films.

Oct 1, 2018 -- 3:52PM, asparagus wrote:

Presumably this is the market without Daniel Day Lewis. Easily the best of modern times. Gene Hackman is excellent I agree, though less versatile. Leonardo the best of the younger crop though Revenant is one of his worst films.

Yes I agree that Daniel Day Lewis is a brilliant actor, if I had to choose one film that I could see again it would be 'There Will Be Blood' which to me is an absolute masterpiece of a film.

i think jimmy cagney was my fav old timer


ddl is very good,

always liked harrison ford too

THE INVISABLE MAN .HE PLAYS THE PART PERFECT