Best Scene: Clouseau takes the witness stand.
4. Donald Pleasence in The Great Escape- Pleasence adds a lot in his little turn giving one poignant portrait of a man who wants to escape a prison escape even when his eye sight begins to fade.
Best Scene: Blythe thanks Hendley.
3. Robert Shaw in From Russia With Love- Shaw is a great Bond villain. He is great as the silent menace, but he is something really special when he finally opens his mouth.
Best Scene: Colonel Nash reveals himself to be Red Grant.
2. Brandon De Wilde in Hud- De Wilde is essential to his film being the man in the middle and creates a powerful reactionary performance by showing both how he deals with the men around him and as well how they change him.
Best Scene: Lon reacts to Hud and Homer's fight.
1. Tsutomu Yamazaki in High and Low- My win for the supporting this year also goes to the great film High and Low. Yamazaki's performance as a kidnapper is one that only gets better the more I think about it. Despite the limitations for most of his film he creates a great complex villain, but as well in his last scene somehow manages to be heartbreaking in his portrayal of a desperate man.
Best Scene: King Gondo meets with GinjirĂ´ Takeuchi.
Overall Rank:
- Tsutomu Yamazaki in High and Low
- Melvyn Douglas in Hud
- Brandon De Wilde in Hud
- Robert Shaw in From Russia With Love
- Donald Pleasence in The Great Escape
- Peter Sellers in The Pink Panther
- James Garner in The Great Escape
- Tatsuya Nakadai in High and Low
- Claude Rains in Twilight Of Honor
- Kenjiro Ishiyama in High and Low
- Phil Silvers in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Walter Matthau in Charade
- Dick Shawn in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- James Donald in The Great Escape
- Isao Kimura in High and Low
- Spencer Tracy in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Bobby Darin in Captain Newman M.D.
- Pedro Armendáriz in From Russia With Love
- Terry-Thomas in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Stanley Adams in Lilies of the Field
- David Warner in Tom Jones
- Johnathan Winters in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Hugh Griffith in Tom Jones
- John Huston in The Cardinal
- Nigel Green in Jason and the Argonauts
- Roddy McDowall in Cleopatra
- Paul Lynde in Bye Bye Birdie
- Robert Duvall in Captain Newman M.D.
- Buddy Hackett in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Mickey Rooney in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Charles Bronson in The Great Escape
- John Leyton in The Great Escape
- James Coburn in Charade
- Jesse Pearson in Bye Bye Birdie
- Peter Falk in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Eddie Anderson in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Tatsuya Mihasi in High and Low
- Jim Backus in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Angus Lennie in The Great Escape
- Tony Curtis in Captain Newman M.D.
- Jimmy Durante in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Sid Caesar in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Gordon Jackson in The Great Escape
- George Kennedy in Charade
- Milton Berle in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Ned Glass in Charade
- Nick Adams in Twilight of Honor
- Ossie Davis in The Cardinal
- Dan Frazer in Lilies of the Field
- Heinz Weiss in The Great Escape
- Peter Bull in Tom Jones
- Jacques Marin in Charade
- George Devine in Tom Jones
- Ralph Nelson in Lilies of the Field
- James Coburn in The Great Escape
- Cecil Kellaway in The Cardinal
- Eddie Albert in Captain Newman, M.D.
- Bobby Rydell in Bye Bye Birdie
- Martin Landau Cleopatra
- Hume Cronyn in Cleopatra
- George Cole Cleopatra
- Robert Wagner in The Pink Panther
- Richard O'Sullivan in Cleopatra
11 comments:
I hope you ve ordered Kagemusha Louis =D cause Yamazaki was brilliant in a supporting role in it along with its lead . =D
Tatsuya Nakadai - Kagemusha
Bob Hoskins - The Long Good Friday
Jack Thompson - Breaker Morant
Donald Sutherland - Ordinary People
Jack Nicholson - The Shining.
I decided to ask my parents to buy me High And Low and Ran for my birthday so =D.
For 1980:
Gerard Depardieu in The Last Metro
Richard Gere in American Gigolo
William Hurt in Altered States
Steve McQueen in The Hunter
Tatsuya Nakadai in Kagemusha
Jack Nicholson in The Shining
Robert Redford in Brubaker
George C. Scott in The Changeling
George C. Scott in The Formula
Donald Sutherland in Ordinary People
Jack Thompson in Breaker Morant
John Travolta in Urban Cowboy
Edward Woodward in Breaker Morant
Donald Sutherland- Ordinary People
Tommy Lee Jones- Coal Miner's Daughter
Jack Nicholson- The Shining
Anthony Hopkins- The Elephant Man
Anthony Hopkins - The Elephant Man
Jack Nicholson - The Shining
Donald Sutherland - Ordinary People
Bob Hoskins - The Long Good Friday
William Hurt - Altered States
Robin Williams Popeye.
William Hurt in Altered States
Jack Nicholson in The Shining
Donald Sutherland in Ordinary People
Tatsuya Nakadai in Kagemusha
Jack Thompson in Breaker Morant (not to be confused with that asshole anti-video game attorney)
Anthony Hopkins, The Elephant Man
Edward Woodward, Breaker Morant
Bob Hoskins, The Long Good Friday
Jack Thompson, Breaker Morant
George C. Scott, The Changeling
I forgot to add Lee Marvin in "The Big Red One" as well.
Another performance would be Amitabh Bachchan in Dostana.
Ray Sharkey - The Idolmaker he won the GG.
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