Best Scene: Palmer is tortured. (The scenes are dated but Caine's performance is not.)
4. Omar Sharif in Doctor Zhivago-This really is not the usual performance for an epic, but Sharif makes the most of his character and successfully carries the film.
Best Scene: Zhivago meets with Strelnikov.
3. Lee Van Cleef in For A Few Dollars More- It is a performance of quiet simplicity, and in this simplicity is where the incredible strength of this performance lies.
Best Scene: The final duel.
2. Sean Connery in The Hill- This is an excellent showcase of Connery's talent as he not only utilizes his more commonly found command of the screen, but as well effectively shows us that he is fully capable of creating an emotionally resonate performance.
Best Scene: Roberts confronts Major Wilson.
1. Terence Stamp in The Collector-This is a great performance by Stamp as both a humane portrait of a lonely man, but at the same time a convincing portrayal of a man who seems to prefer the dead over the living. This is again an incredible year, and again Stamp wins for now but Connery, Steiger, and Burton are not far behind.
Best Scene: Miranda tries to seduce Freddie.
Overall Rank:
- Terence Stamp in The Collector
- Richard Burton in The Spy Who Came in From The Cold
- Rod Steiger in The Pawnbroker
- Orson Welles in Chimes at Midnight
- Sean Connery in The Hill
- Jozef Kroner in The Shop on Main Street
- Lee Van Cleef in For A Few Dollars More
- Omar Sharif in Doctor Zhivago
- Oskar Werner in Ship of Fools
- Toshiro Mifune in Samurai Assassin
- Sidney Poitier in A Patch of Blue
- James Stewart in Shenandoah
- Clint Eastwood in For A Few Dollars More
- Michael Caine in The Ipcress File
- Frank Sinatra in Von Ryan's Express
- James Fox in King Rat
- John Wayne in The Sons of Katie Elder
- Keith Baxter in Chimes at Midnight
- Lee Marvin in Cat Ballou
- John Wayne in In Harm's Way
- James Stewart in The Flight of the Phoenix
- George Segal in King Rat
- Richard Widmark in The Bedford Incident
- Jean Sorel in Sandra
- RentarÅ Mikuni in A Fugitive From the Past
- Charlton Heston in Major Dundee
- Laurence Olivier in Bunny Lake is Missing
- Zbigniew Cybulski in The Saragossa Manuscript
- Laurence Olivier in Othello
- Max von Sydow in The Greatest Story Ever Told
- Sidney Poitier in The Bedford Incident
- Jack Lemmon in The Great Race
- Claudio Brook in Simon of the Desert
- Christopher Plummer in The Sound of Music
- Yuzo Kayama in Red Beard
- Peter O'Toole in What's New Pussycat?
- Sean Connery in Thunderball
- Frank Finlay in Othello
- Marcello Mastroianni in The 10th Victim
- Charlton Heston in The War Lord
- Marcello Mastroianni in Casanova 70
- Michael Crawford in The Knack ...and How to Get It
- Eddie Constantine in Alphaville
- Charlton Heston in The Agony and The Ecstasy
- Rex Harrison in The Agony and The Ecstasy
- Tony Curtis in The Great Race
- Jean-Claude Drouot in Le Bonheur
- Steve McQueen in The Cincinnati Kid
- George Peppard in Operation Crossbow
- Kirk Douglas in The Heroes of Telemark
- Stuart Whitman in Those Magnificent Men And Their Flying Machines
- Jason Robards in A Thousand Clowns
- Lou Castel in Fists in the Pocket
- Peter O'Toole in Lord Jim
- Jean-Paul Belmondo in Pierrot Le Fou
- Keir Dullea in Bunny Lake is Missing
- Richard Burton in The Sandpiper
- Ringo Starr in Help!
- Paul McCartney in Help!
- John Lennon in Help!
- George Harrison in Help!
10 comments:
Damn, I thought I had a 2nd prediction correct after you released Stamp's, but I was foiled. Anyway, I'll submit my five suggestions for next time, even though I know you've already agreed to do the anonymous guy's performance from the Polish film and you're almost definitely going to do Gleeson in The Guard.
Michael Fassbender in Shame
Ryan Gosling in Drive
Woody Harrelson in Rampart
Hunter McCracken in The Tree of Life
Michael Shannon in Take Shelter
Hey!
There goes my prediction :P
Anyway, would you be kind enough to consider either of these two:
Michael Shannon (Take Shelter)
Antonio Banderas (La Piel Que Habito/The Skin I Live In)
Glad to see some of the recent years as your next. Here are some performances I would like you to review.
Thomas Horn - Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (you said, you're not going to review only good performances)
Ryan Gosling - Drive (or Ides of March)
Owen Wilson - Midnight in Paris
Tom Hardy (or Joel Edgerton) - Warrior
Joseph Gordon-Levitt - 50/50
Michael Fassbender - "anything he did last year"
Daniel Craig - The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Michael Shannon - Take Shelter
Wow, I soo can't wait to see Stamp.
Nice job my friend, I hope you do 74 soon :)
For 2011
Ryan Gosling- Drive
Michael Shannon- Get Shelter
Michael Fassbender- Shame
Leonardo DiCaprio- J Edgar
Joseph Gordon-Levitt- 50/50
I think Michael Fassbender for Shame has easily got it in the bag.
I miss Sidney Poitier... You thought he was deserving when you did 1965, right? You mentioned him...
Yes very much so, I don't know why I forgot to list him.
Okay!
Louis:
The Pawnbroker is a 1964 film, not 1965.
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