5. Jon Voight in Ali- This performance simply should never have been nominated. He gives a lackluster impersonation that's it.
4. Jim Broadbent in Iris- Broadbent's performance is a good and quiet
performance that fully realizes the struggle of his character to come to
grips with the illness of his wife.
3. Ben Kingsley in Sexy Beast- Kingsley gives a fairly entertaining
villainous turn.
2. Ethan Hawke in Training Day- Hawke gives a consistently effective reactionary performance. It is an easy performance to empathize with, and creates an interesting character development.
1. Ian Mckellen in The Fellowship of the Ring- Mckellen gives a strong performance that fully brings his character life. Mckellen manages to bring the wisdom, the heart, and the power all fully to life in his performance.
5 comments:
YES!!!!! I love McKellen in these movies, he cannot be beat! Can you do 2008 soon? Or 1974?
Awesome. Can you do 1992 soon?
1980 or 1992. both of them 2 horse races
How do you feel about Ed Harris in A Beautiful Mind as an alternate?
He is rather effective in a mysterious role and would have been a far better choice than Voight.
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