List your favourite male stars from TV or the movies. Can be from any era. Your list can be as long or short as you like.
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List your favourite male stars from TV or the movies. Can be from any era. Your list can be as long or short as you like.
Robert De Niro before he gave up acting to star in Meet the Focker's.
Al Pacino ~ Dog Day Afternoon, stunning.
Robert Duvall I just find watchable, same as Samuel Jackson, even though they've both appeared in some rubbish.
Gene Hackman.
The entire cast of Kes.
Robert Dinero
Tim Roth
Tom Hanks
John Travolta
Samuel L Jackson
James Stewart
Al Pacino
Alec Guinness
Anthony Hopkins
Michael Sheen
Burt Lancaster
Kevin Costner
Dustin Hoffman
Lawrence Olivier
To name a few
Eddie Marsan
Pete Postlethwaite
Albert Finney
Richard Harris
Tim Spall
Jim Broadbent
Michael Sheen
Malcolm McDowell
Christian Bale, De niro, De Caprio, Joe Pesci, James Stewart, Clint Eastwood, Tim Roth, Al Pacino
Agree with many of the aforementioned but a proper top oldie is missing, Humphry Bogart.
The Big Sleep, one of my all time favourite oldie (non-Hitchcock) films.
Bette Davis too. "Whatever happened to Baby Jane" was just as scary as anything I've seen since.
Tom Hanks
Jimmy Stewart
Denzel Washington
Samuel L Jackson
Morgan Freeman
Humphrey Bogart
Al Pacino
Lauren Bacall
Samuel L Jackson
Steve McQueen
Stoya ;)
Donald Trump
One who I forgot
John Voight
Seagal next question:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
"Jack" Nicholson
Forest Whittaker
Terrence Howard
Kyle Chandler
Richard Burton for voice and presence
Michael Sheen or Michael Fassbender for versatility and technical ability
Pete Postlethwaite for everything else.
Can't believe Walken hasn't had a mention?? Apocalypse now and true romance, two of my fave movies ever. He's top fior me with de Niro, Pacino.
DELE ALLI NOT:xmashehe:
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James Cagney, Tim Roth, Gary Oldman, Steve Buscemi, Al Pacino, James Stewart, Charlie Chaplin, Robert Carlyle, Anthony Hopkins, Richard Harris
Christopher walken
Samuel l Jackson
Ed Harris
Ron Jeremy
I favour acting roles over actors.
Robert de Niro
Al Pacino
Spencer Tracy
Stirling Hayden
Marlon Brando
Phil Silvers (Bilko)
Gregory Peck
Henry Fonda
Denzel Washington
De Niro by a mile. So credible in so many good films.
Also like Daniel Day Lewis, Dustin Hoffman,Wagner Moura,Christopher Weitz ,Samiel L Jackson and Denzil Washington.
That should read as Christoph Waltz
James Stewart
Tom Hanks
Densil Washington and
Clint Easrwood
In no particular order :xmasthumbup:
Tom Hanks getting a lot of mentions.
But whilst I acknowledge his acting ability, for some unknown reason, I've never particularly liked him. :shrug:
Morgan Freeman
Samuel L Jackson
Anthony Hopkins
Leonardo Dicaprio
Robert De Nero
luis Saurez closely follwed by Arjen Robben
James Garner
Humphrey Bogart
De Niro
Tom Hardy
Paddy Considine
Benecio Del Toro
Leo
Samuel L
John Travolta was always good entertainment. Downhill rapidly in recent years though.
Steve McQueen
Errol Flynn
Peter O'Toole
Sean Connery
Richard Harris (Just watched 'This Sporting Life' last night. Quite a bleak portrayal of life oop north in the early 60s)
I have really enjoyed most of Tom Hardy's movies, so he is up their for me.
For those who mentioned Anthony Hopkins
I have heard is performance in the new TV series Westworld is outstanding.
I had the pleasure of meeting Hopkins and Whalberg on set of Transformers 5 recently, I worked on the some of the battle scenes in Brecon (I'm sure he had an influence on that location choice lol)
Anthony Hopkins is very good in Westworld.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
He is a fantastic actor. I remember first noticing him in the 1970s BBC adaptation of War And Peace when he played Pierre Bezhukov. However, although he has produced some outstanding performances in his career, he has also shown up in some total disasters (not only 'disaster movies') where he didn't have to get out of first gear to collect his fee and laugh all the way to the bank. When he's good he's very good - but he can also be less than average in some of the Golden Turkey's he's been in!
Spacey
Newman
Brando
John Travolta, plays a character with a lot of warmth. His performance in Pulp fiction is my favourite of all time. Di Caprio smashes every role he's given out of the park too, definitely a great of our times.
As Michael Caine has said-Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
"When you have a high standard of living, you sometimes have to take a low standard of pictures":hehe:
I agree with most of the above (especially Pete Postlethwaite).
I'll add two current actors who I think are exceptional:
Benedict Cumberbatch
Eddie Redmayne
Anthony Hopkins.
Denzel Washington
And my new favourite is Michael fassbender , he really would have made a good Bond.