Most Overrated Actors II
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I saw an interview with Katherine Hepburn in her older age. She said of Meryl Streep..."I don't enjoy her films, she counts to ten between her lines." It's soo true, if you watch Meryl, you will see it.
Sandler in Uncut Gems and Punch Drunk Love is great! He's a talented actor and simply CHOOSES to display it on rare occasion, which he has a right to do.
he is not a talented actor.....with career spanning nearly 3 decade and all you can think about is 2 movies,you know he is not a talented actor.....he is unfunny, always features in awful movie....he doesn't have any charm....i think he just got lucky
@@sameerahmed-gx8js a great actor who only made one great performance is still a great actor you ding dong.
@@sameerahmed-gx8js he typically does awful roles and he doesn’t give a crap. He was incredible though in Uncut Gems. Many crap actors can actually be great if they are given a well written role. Look at Nic Cage now.. just look at PIG.
@@sameerahmed-gx8js It shows he has talent but chooses not to show them. He likes starring in silly films. Give him good material and he'll prove himself as he's done before
I love Adam in Funny People also
An unpopular opinion on this there is not really overrated or underrated actors just conscious or unconscious biases that predisposes us to judge certain performance's differently
Or people are susceptible to echoing everyone else thoughts an feelings in a way that skews our perception of the subject of judgment which may lead to undue praise that is not proportionate to ability or execution.
Audrey's actually in a sense a victim of her looks and fragility. But no way she's overrated.The Nun's Story, Two for the Road, Wait Until Dark, The Children’s Hour all of them proves she's capable of playing roles that are different from those people often attach to her name.
As for Sandler, I think playing a safe bet just proves he's nowhere near the best comedian actors of his generation, let alone actors overall. Long ago I'd say something similar about Jim Carey but then he made Truman's Show and more importantly ESOTSM, a masterpiece in which he showed glimpses of that comedic note that always goes with him, but elevated it to a fantastic level. Sandler could never do that.
What about Punch Drunk Love?
The thing about Will Smith is that while I agree that he wants to be a leading man in blockbusters, his choices have in the long run hindered him in that pursuit. If you look at other leading men from the 90s who have had lasting careers (Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Leo DiCaprio, etc.) they've all been willing to take risks and play against type in a way that Will was never willing to do. Because of that, they established a perception that they at least had the ability to play complex characters, which I think even today is key to a long and consistent career as a blockbuster star.
If you look at some of the big blockbuster films of the past 2 decades, a lot of them had leading men characters who were vulnerable or in moral grey areas (i.e. the Daniel Craig James Bond movies, Nolan's Batman, Iron Man, Logan, The Bourne series etc.). Even non-franchise blockbusters like Inception, or Tarantino's more recent work have characters who aren't your typical 90s action hero who can do no wrong and always saves the day.
Will seems to have missed this, or just isn't willing to break from his 90s persona. IMO, it's why many of his movies that were supposed to be blockbusters were mostly met with 'meh' reactions.
He's also been blessed with the opportunities to play more challenging roles but didn't stick his neck out. Turning down Django (after initially accepting the role) shows he's either got really bad advisors or is just the most unambitious actor in the business.
@@highnoon7097 I remember watching Good Time not too long ago, and for some reason it made me think of The Pursuit of Happyness. Both movies are about men who find themselves in a desperate situation and need money fast. Both are about men who are devoted to their family (Will with his son, Pattinson with his brother). Both leading characters use their charisma and charm to navigate the world. But whereas Will's character is constantly noble and always chooses the moral and legal way to get out of trouble, Rob's character is a scumbag who will manipulate, cheat and steal to get what he needs. Anyways, the reason I bring up Good Time is because it's an example of the type of movie Will could have done to show that he can subvert type, while still playing a similar type of character (a charming, confident guy). It's like how Matthew McConaughay subverted the fact that he always plays the same southern guy by still playing a southern dude, but in roles like True Detective and Dallas Buyers Club.
Will Smith turned down the role of Morpheus in The Matrix, ... They didn't pitch it very well. I thought he was great in I Robot, ... He's still in character, you know. 😂❤️
@@eternaldoorman5228 No, Will Smith was actually approached by the Wachowskis to play Neo, not Morpheus.
@@highnoon7097 he turned down django? Is he insane?
There are two types of good artists:
1. The ones who prove their value and surprise us on rare occasion.
2. The ones who have a lifetime of achivements, whose long carreer is a display of talent.
We are intrigued by the first ones and we tend to get bored of the second ones in time. With the first ones, we never know the real scope of their ability and that could be alluring; with the second ones, we're always expecting them to push themselves and exceed everyone's expectations and we're unfairly disappointed if they don't. While the first ones are simply good artists, the second ones are what we call masters because the more they excell at something, the higher the expectations and the more it takes to live up to them. Adam Sandler is an example of the first type and Meryl illustrates the second one.
I love Bill Murray, and I agree he's perfectly suited to the deadpan sensibility of Wes Anderson's characters and their dialogue. I think recently he's only been in there for the cameo roles which is fine to for laughs, but I do wish he could have one last sizeable WA performance. I particularly love him in Rushmore and of course Life Aquatic. He's quite effortless at bringing the melancholy to his downhearted characters, like where he says "I'm a little bit lonely these days" in Rushmore, or "I wonder if it remembers me" in Aquatic. You don't know whether to laugh, smile or even tear up a little.
It'll probably happen but I personally don't think as a lead. They're apparently very close in real life. Both very eccentric people.
His performance in Life Aquatic is so damn good because he’s such an awful man… but you root for him the whole way because he’s charming and going through a kind of extreme mid-life crisis.
I also think part of the appeal of Audrey Hepburn was that she was genuinely a very kind and caring person, which was rare and still is rare in Hollywood.
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Ever since that poll and this video I've realized how often actors are typecast and basically play themselves
She hasn't done anything useful in the 25 years since, but Streep in Bridges of Madison County is truly one of the great works. So pure.
JENNIFER LAWRENCE FULL STOP!
Not when mother exists.
@@digantatalukdar668lol actually enjoyed her in that! Pissed me off at times with her decisions but she was very pleasant and sensual treat on the eyes :)
I don't get it.
She’s really good in mother! and Winter’s Bone, but otherwise absolutely. I still think she’s good in Silver Linings Playbook, but Oscar worthy? Meh.
She was good in Causeway though. She has a few genuinely good performances
Julia Roberts will always be overrrated.
if rated at all
I don't like how actors are elevated above crew. Fuck that. They need to eat humble pie. Actors on the same level as gaffers and grips etc. Every person is more or less equally important in a collaborative art form. If any needs elevation, it is writers.
okay...go read a book then
@@elasmojones I enjoy cinema and books equally, smartass. Lmfao haha
Completely nailed your defense of bill fuckin Murray. I cherish that man
Also, the commenter said he’s the most successful SNL actor?... wut
Brittany Murphy was the best part of Sin City really sad when she passed away
I thought Adam Sandler had 0 talent until Punch Drunk love came out. I fell in love with the movie and his performance. Bill Murray I have always loved, beginning at his small role in Tootsie.
Audrey Hepburn is Hollywood GOLD you can't judge older actress by there performances in older films with the same lens you use now. She was stunning and at that time, the standard for women in film has changed over the years....But Audrey so amazing for her time and really stood out. Go back and watch some older films of the time she top all of them. She shines on film was just so stunning to watch.
Would be really strange to say she didn't have range...Lisa Dolittle is great.
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Totally agree about Bill Murray, 'master of the deadpan'. Wonderful sardonic humour in Lost in Translation, Groundhog Day and Broken Flowers amongst others.
Chevy Chase started the deadpan persona and did it better, arguably.
Jared Leto! So many people have told me I look like him (especially in Spain I've heard the sentence "Te pareces al Mr Nobody!" so many times!) but I HATE THAT GUY AND I HATE HIS WORK!!!! Damn!
I just liked him in requiem
He only got praised by critics because he once played a homosexual drug addict. Critics love them gays.
At least you can get reservations at Dorsia
Yeah, he almost always sucks.
Hows someone gonna declare Bill Murray "The Most Successful SNL alum of All-Time" when *EDDIE MURPHY* exists?
There's definitely a case to be made there. I think because Murray is still active and Murphy has largely left the spotlight is why Murray is seen that way.
Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day, Rushmore. Eddie Murphy doesn't have 3 on that level.
Seth Rogen, James Franco, and all the other lame actors who hang out with him in those stupid teen comedies.
Currently, I have to say Rami Malek.
I don't understand why he is featured in so many films.
Timothy Chalamet
Edit: 2 minutes in and we're already talking about him hahaha
The next DiCaprio imo
@@alexanderg1297 that’s a good thing!
He kinda rules
he was very good in The King
Zendaya,Jennifer Lawerence,Timothee Chalamet,Tom hanks
Zendaya is fantastic.
Completely agree. I'm glad Margot Robbie was mentioned because she really irks me. Everyone acts like her Harley Quinn is just _tops,_ but honestly it feels so 'one note' to me. Her "Jersey" accent constantly slips in and out but even besides that, she *just can't act.* It's CRINGEY watching her overacting pass as an "acceptable" performance, but sadly she seems is always considered the "best thing" about these films and is always given the most focus. I feel like she gets a lot of passes _just because_ she is a "cute" blonde wearing tight, revealing clothes.
She's not even blonde and for most people get accent doesn't matter.
her starring in "I, Tonya" was amazing imo .
thank u for defending Sandman. dude was robbed in 2020. should've won it all for Uncut Gems. and yeah his performance in Punch Drunk Love is so underrated. he was great in The Meyerowitz Stories as well.
Sandler
Robert Downey Jr--at least in his post-prison career. It's been nothing but a money grab.
This has not aged well.
Robert Downey, Jr. is incredibly good at playing Robert Downey, Jr. He is capable of incredibly good performances like _Tropic Thunder_ and _Oppenheimer,_ but a vast majority of the time he basically plays himself.
The fact that she says that she is unsure of Chalamet's performances to make an opinion when hes already gotten a number of roles already proves their point about him being overrated lmao
PS Margot Robbie has been a leading woman for probably a year longer than Chalamet so......
Outside her more renown roles, Audrey goes pretty deep in "The Nun's Story" and "Two for the Road," for two examples. "War and Peace" is also worth a look for a pitch-perfect Hepburn performance.
I've noticed Timothée Chalamet before it started. He had a short role in Homeland. And then his role in Beautiful Boy made me cry - I thought after watching it "how is he capable to do that in that age?" Let's hope that at some point he will do what McConaughey did, just stop for two years and play out another book about The Lincoln Lawyer.
The prolonged wrestling fight in Jules Dassin’s “Night and the City”. It’s filmed brilliantly, and the fight itself is both brutal and comical.
Bradley Cooper😷
he was great in Limitless
So very true. He has one facial expression.
Paul Rudd. He seems like a nice guy, but I always just see him and not the character. Can't figure out why, but I just feel like it's a little underwhelming most of the time.
I agree but that's what I like about him, lol
Dead on re: Margot Robbie. She’s an incredibly beautiful woman and sadly that’s boosted her acting reputation.
I heard a nice quote that said “imagine being really beautiful, but Margot Robbie is your best friend”.
Have you seen her without makeup!! Google her without makeup and you'll re-cant your comment...She's albino white, horrible skin and very very average...lol wait until you see....
About Will Smith, I think he´s a good actor - love "I am legend" - but he plays too safe all the time. He even said in a recent interview that he always thinks of what other people will think - unlike Jaden, who he called "fearless". lol
I disagree with Timothée Chalamet. I think he's a promising young actor. I can't wait to see what he can do in "Wonka."
Well, I think that Meryl is so often thought of as GOAT, or close to it, because she can play both Sophie in "Sophie's Choice" and Miranda in "The Devil Wears Prada." She can play Julia Child in one movie, and turn around to play Margaret Thatcher in yet another. She plays in the Charlie Kaufman/Spike Jonez "Adaptation" then turns around and makes the David Hare/Stephen Daldry "The Hours."
I mean, come on. And that is simply scratching the surface.
I couldn't agree more. You'll have trouble finding someone like Meryl out there, who has such an extense repertoire of characters and delivers every single time. It is unfair to judge an actor's ability or quality based primarly on their recent role choices. If an actor has proven to be capable, they are, regarless of how safe/unsafe you may think some of their roles are. Nowadays people judge Meryl's quality as an actor as if they expected her to do something that she hasn't done yet, but the thing is... she has already done pretty much everything: that tells us how great of an actor she is indeed.
@@ammyt2082but after a certain time she is playing the same type of roles again and again.
@@mohitrawat5225which role she’s playing that’s the same?? Bc her recent roles I’ve seen her in are completely different from each other
Ben Affleck
Jennifer Lawrence
Leonardo DiCaprio
Jennifer Aniston
Lady Gaga
Tobey Maguire
Zoe Saldana
Tom Holland
Keri Russell
Anyone named Jennifer
@@WhiteChocolate74 Jennifer Lopez.
@@maximusprime3459 yup haha. I don't know enough about Jennjfer Love Hewitt and...there's another Jennifer out there I'm forgetting about. Have you seen Extract? Ben Affleck was good in that (I thought)
Leo is one of the best actors! Hella versatile
@@WhiteChocolate74 Look, I only named 2 Jennifers in the initial post...this wasnt supposed to be a "thing". Jesus.
I think Margot robbie is basically a bond girl that has a great agent. I like her because she's magnetic but she's a movie star not really an actor.
She’s a lot better than that, but I get your point. I see her as kind of a less talented early 2000s Brad Pitt. HUGE star, very attractive, has enough talent to work with name directors but not quite enough to be a prestigious award winner (like a Denzel or Tom Hanks).
@@bencarlson4300 Have you seen her without makeup!! Google her without makeup and you'll re-cant your comment...She's albino white, horrible skin and very very average...lol wait until you see....
Leo DiCaprio for me. He can act yes & did some really good roles early in his career. However I've come to realize his schtick is just to choose the most eccentric roles to play. Seems like characters that are eccentric might just be easier to play & more subtle, nuanced characters would really flex his acting chops.
@@SteveVC-kw1hx actually I didn't even notice it till you said it. Instantly I got flashbacks of all his angry scenes and he's pointing lol.
DiCraprio.
Hepburn was a better actor later in her career than she was in her perceived "prime". She's far better in Wait Until Dark than she is in her earlier work.
Isabelle Huppert, Jennifer Jason Leigh, & Juliette Binoche are far more deserving of the "greatest actor" reputation than Meryl Streep.
Juliette Binoche was quite awful in Clouds of Sils Maria. Both Stewart and Mortez acted circles around her and I am not a fan of either of them.
Jennifer Jason-Leigh was okay when she started out but she's been flat-out terrible for a quarter of a century.
For me it would have to be Tom Hardy, I just don't think he's as cool or as intense as people think he is.
Thank you
He is so overrated....
He basically looks and sounds different in each of his roles but the attitude and feeling I get from the character is always the same.
@@ruly8153 I'd have to absolutely disagree on that one. I do believe however that his latest movies didn't do him any service. I just can't see how his roles in Legend, Warrior, Bronson, The Drop, Peaky Blinders , The Revenant or Locke compare.
@@ruly8153 you just need to see Legend and see how he plays twins and tell me how is that same, Locke and The Drop are other some of his underrated performances.
Wrong...He's brilliant
Re: Audrey Hepburn. You should see Two For The Road with Albert Finney. She really acts in that
Also The Nun's Story.
Hepburn is fantastic in Breakfast at Tiffany's. I love the novel, and while the film tones down much of the brutal nature of Golightly's existence, Hepburn really does inhabit the part and makes it her own.
You know what you're doing and I'm here for it.
Holy shit yes. Brittany Murphy would've been a deadly Harley Quinn
She would have been THEEEEE Harley Quinn
you should really do the time stamp for each question
In my opinion Milla Jovovich is one of the most overrated actresses in my opinion. She gets way to much credit for playing in The Fifth Element when the movie came out over 20 years ago.
I don't remember anyone overrating her acting abilities....ever.
Good take on Timothee
Hey Maggie! Would you ever consider reviewing "Cloud Atlas"? I think it is the most underrated film of the 2010s and it is one of my all time favourite movies.
No.
Audrey Hepburn was amazing in the children’s hour. I think that one was different and showed what she could do
Most overrated actors: Harrison Ford, Bela Lugosi, Ian McKellan, Dennis Hopper, Jack Nicholson.
Dicaprio
I'd nominate George Clooney for overrated actor. Most of his filmography just seems to serve his public image/persona.
So very true. George Clooney is great at playing George Clooney, but that's about it.
Breakfast at Tiffany's was a role she held her own in and didn't need to be molded or changed. The people in that film gravitated to her because of that independece.
At the end when you said under-rated my first thought always goes to John Garfield. Died way too young at 39 and was unfortunately blacklisted. Body and Soul is one of my all time favorite films
“What about Bob” is a Fucking classic!
It is. I enjoy Dreyfus' overacting
Will Smith I thought was good in I Am Legend
The Rock and Ryan Reynolds
Maggie, have you been watching the Chucky tv series?
I loved Margot as Harley Quinn and I think she's good actress, we'll get to know in her next projects, but if you want different actress to play Harley Quinn I'll say Jodie Comer, her character in Killing Eve is like Assasin Harley Quinn and what an actress call me crazy fanboi but I think she has potential to be GOAT, she need some recognition, she was amazing in The Last Duel I felt she should've got Oscar nomination.
Would it be ok for a underated actor? I will give it a try. Mel Gibson! Braveheart he deserved the Oscar. We where Soldiers and The Patriot. That is just 3 great movies he acted in. I bet a lot of you will disagree. Why? Because so many judge him on his personality and religious beliefs.
I think he's a good actor, but anti-semitisim and racism aren't religious views.
We Were Soldiers..
Agree, Gibson is great especially in the first Lethal Weapon....Great in Blood Father too.
Matt Damon - It almost always looks like he’s acting to me, I can’t get lost in his performances. There are a few exceptions but overall I think he’s quite bad.
I hope good will hunting is one of those exceptions. He was great in that movie
@@Dylanbolton69 Yup, that’s one of the ones 👍
He's a decent actor. Not lead worthy. But does well as a supporting actor. He was good in Saving Private Ryan.
@@nerychristian That's fair.
he was pretty convincing in Rounders
Sean Connery - his range of acting is incredibly narrow and he basically plays the same character in all his movies while relying on his Scottish brogue and association to Bond to carry the role.
Very true. Connery was a great movie star, but not a great actor.
I love Timothy Chalamet not sure of his versatility though, he’s great in roles like ladybird and the French dispatch. Liked him a lot in call me by your name too. Dune he was fine but I agree it wasn’t a unique type of role
He always just seems to be "there" for me in a kind of annoying way. He's still young so I'll give him a break though. Call Me By Your name was great I just don't see why he's seemingly randomly shoved into every movie now.
Try a Beautiful Boy if you're interested.
@@tonywords6713 I think because he is a young actor. If he does not experience a different role now, then when can he test his ability? After 30 you are not that free
I'm late, but Maggie Gyllenhaal. I get a feeling like she's trying too hard. I am never able to believe her character. Particularly in Dark Knight I hear a lot of praise for her.
Her brother's the more talented of the two.
Not being sure what potential Timothee Chalamet has.. probably means that he hasn't shown much of it
He was fine in Call Me by Your Name, Little Women, and Dune, but I'd agree he's cast for his looks as much for the depth of his characters. I think he's still in a Robert Pattinson circa Twilight phase of his career, and Pattinson didn't get respect until he took on non-heartthrob leads in The Lost City of Z, Good Time, and The Lighthouse.
@@MrDarrylR Sure, but I would say that Robert Pattinson needed the artistic license attached to the roles to flourish as an actor. I feel like Timothee got those roles but never infused them with any gravitas or genuine emotion (unless you count staring sombrely at stuff). That being said he is still young and I hope age/maturity is the issue.
@@etagged Not the most talked about movies but I believe Timothée did in Beautiful Boy and The King.
I’ve never understood why Nicole Kidman is so highly regarded. She’s given some good performances but overall she’s pretty bland. I think Cate Blanchett and Toni Collette are much better
Toni Collette is the best actress working but Kidman absolutely dropped the mic in Destroyer
@@helvete_ingres4717 Rebecca Ferguson was the best actress in dune. Kidman is a great actress but you RF killed it in the role.
I haven't seen much of work overall, but Nicole Kidman was good in Top of the Lake. I bring this up because it's a great show that went under the radar; if it were newly released now on Netflix; it would be a lot more hyped.
So overrated. I much prefer Naomi Watts as well.
Beauty that’s why
You should review BENEDETTA by Paul Verhoven.
Meryl Streep is not overrated. I use overrated a lot btw and some of my faves have giving performances underserving of the praise but Meryl is A FANTASTIC actor and does most things so well. She can be subtle, she can be over the top, she can be safe, she can take risks. She can do anything. Sophie's Choice was a GAME CHANGER amongst what Hollywood actors could do. Sissy is probably one of my favorite actors as well and she has a lot of respect amongst actors, it's just she hasn't done anything really that great recently, but most people know Carrie and Badlands so... Glenn and Sissy are the two actors that match Streep in my opinion. Actors such as Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon are overrated beyond belief. The older she become the safer? Mamma Mia may be corny film but her taking the role was not risky. Many thought it was a ridiculous casting and she delivered. The Devil Wears Prada has probably become her signature role in the last 20 years.
The Devil Wears Prada and Doubt are both amazing performances
Meryl f*** Streep? Wtf 😅🤦♂️
Bill Murray has two characters: Loud-mouthed, obnoxious but often deadpan funny guy, and reserved, depressed, mostly deadpan funny guy. He has a cult fan base but he hasn't been a draw for the wider public for 30 years. I think peak Eddie Murphy was better, both as a conedian and actor. His performance in the 'straight' parts of Beverley Hils Cop is outstanding.
LUV your absolute true movie history/intake/intelligence/viewpoint like very few! Will Smith, the Pursuit of Happyness literally in my top 10 (granted the subject very close to ‘home’) movies and performances ever
Thanks for responding to my choice. 🖤
Most overrated actors - Bill Murray, Halle Berry (thank you for ruining Die Another Day), Brie Larson...
Agree with Meryl Streep as far as modern movies. She literally mumbles and basically whispers in The Devil Wears Prada.
I like to focus on what I like about actors. They provide magic for the world.
Have you seen Bill Murray in BROKEN FLOWERS? Really worth seeing.
Channing Tatum is over rated. Hes a wooden actor Where as jai courtney is incredibly under rated and has so much range but hes always called the poor man's Channing Tatum.
Re: I agree that Meryl Streep is over rated
Jail is a horrible actor...His Kyle Reese was horrendous
Very true. Tatum has one facial expression and one vocal tone.
Audrey hepburn had incredible performances.my fave,wait til dark
Bill Murray as Big Ern in Kingpin is one of the most underrated comedic performances.
Jason Mamoa
I agree I see him as nothing but a male model in acting.
zendaya ? i feel like stan twitter is gonna come after me . 😹 '
I know Robert Pattinson is working very hard to shed his sparkly vampire image but he just doesn't seem to be able for me in the way Elijah Wood or Daniel Radcliffe have.
It’s the opposite for me, Pattinson in The Lighthouse and Good Time is unrecognizable, and he puts in solid work in The Batman, Lost City of Z, and Tenet.
A terrible Batman - he looks more like a young Riddler
I love Bill Murray in Broken Flowers.
Marilyn Monroe or Audrey Hepburn or Monica Bellucci.. I don’t see what’s so special in them.
“He went for the boxing office.” Will Smith needs to channel his Brando.
Leonardo Dicaprio and Brad Pitt.
We do not criticize Bill Murray
Chalamet is totally overated, the fact that you compared him to Heath Ledger not for his chops in acting but for his gestures only proves that he is far from being a strong actor.
More of these
What was that film?....where Audrey was a school teacher accused of (wow...this word...tofay?) an affair with another woman, and her "loveress" confessed her eriotic feelings for her?
The Children's Hour
@@philipcoghill4648 thanks the discovery was oh such a sweet moment, such a very, very touching projection by the support .....and then as fate would have, the next being so saddening
Robin Williams comedic roles never connected with me. He was just an old dude doing jokes from the 70s that was painful to watch. Great dramatic actor, terrible comedic actor.
Agree...................and as far as his standup, I give him credit for his ability to improvise (and do countless impressions), but I just never found him funny.
Who's overrated? All of them... They are all STARS! Movie Actors have to be both actor & star. What's an actor with out a stage? But calling them "Stars" is like calling them saints, and saints they are NOT!
I like to think Tashiro Mifune is the greatest Actor/Star, as he is a chameleon, who is always still recognizable, despite his dynamic characterization. He can play a short young man, a tall young man, an old man (I Live In Fear), a John Wayne hero or a slick Cary Grant type... Mifune is rightly celebrated as a great artist, but most people do not know his name, so is he a star? MAYBE MIFUNE IS OVERRATED!!!!
I love Barbara Stenwick for the roles she plays, but that's the part, not Stenwick... Stenwick was an ok actress. They always give her parts that are like a soliloquy: The writers always give her over the top statements to the audience. I think Helena Bonham Carter is a great actress, but I always forget her name, so she can't be called a star... IMHO
I honestly can’t stand Leo. If you need a guy to yell a lot in your film, he’s your guy
If you think he only yells when he acts then you truly don’t appreciate his talent. You’re kind of just bad faith
@@craydogdog1530 yeah, I just said I can’t stand the guy lol
How is Ricki Flash a safe role for Meryl, a middle aged serious actress? It’s insane..
Bill Murrays “Where the buffalo roam” doesn’t get enough attention I actually think it’s a great film and fucking hilarious.
Bill Murray? Wtf🤦♂️😅😅
Benedict Cumberbatch. I'm sure Tumblr would lynch me for daring to put forward his name. Well, they would if it was 2011. I'm certain they've moved onto the latest big thing. 😅
between two ferns, "if you didn't have an accent do you think people would be able to tell that you're not a very good actor?"
I would have disagreed in 2011 and I disagree even more now considering Power of the Dog exists.
Meryl is rightly rated. Choose any genre she was in, SHE NAILED ALL OF THEM.
Sophie's choice is a literal masterclass!
I would argue on her 3rd win for iron lady, she was incredible but she should not have won for her 3rd when she literally before and after gave so much better performances.