Best Scene: Griffin rabble rouses the courtroom.
4. Victor Moore in Make Way For Tomorrow- Moore gives a moving quiet performance of a man who witnesses society pass him by.
Best Scene: "Husband and Wife say goodbye for the last time".
2 . Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Way Out West- There is no reason to separate them as together they create the greatest comedy duo ever, and show well there unique talent together in this film. ( In the overall rank I merely put them in alphabetical order.)
Best Scene: "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine".
1. Cary Grant in The Awful Truth- Grant gives an entertaining and enjoyable performance that is a terrific example of his abilities as the lead of a romantic comedy.
Best Scene: Jerry finds the other man Lucy is hiding.
Overall Rank:
- Robert Montgomery in Night Must Fall
- Jean Gabin in Pepe Le Moko
- Ronald Colman in The Prisoner of Zenda
- Cary Grant in The Awful Truth
- Oliver Hardy in Way Out West
- Stan Laurel in Way Out West
- Jean Gabin in Grand Illusion
- Fredric March in A Star is Born
- Ronald Colman in Lost Horizon
- Victor Moore in Make Way For Tomorrow
- Robert Donat in Knight Without Armour
- Edward G. Robinson in Kid Galahad
- Henry Fonda in You Only Live Once
- Laurence Olivier in Fire Over England
- Charles Boyer in Conquest
- Paul Muni in The Life Emile Zola
- James Stewart in Seventh Heaven
- Freddie Bartholomew in Captains Courageous
- Claude Rains in They Won't Forget
- Paul Muni in The Good Earth
- Fred Astaire in Shall We Dance
- Claude Rains in Stolen Holiday
- Groucho Marx in A Day At the Races
- Peter Lorre in Think Fast Mr. Moto
- Peter Lorre in Thank You Mr. Moto
- Fredric March in Nothing Sacred
- Roland Young in Topper
- Wayne Morris in Kid Galahad
- Billy Mauch in The Prince and the Pauper
- Bobby Mauch in The Prince and the Pauper
- Cary Grant in Topper
- Edward Norris in They Won't Forget
- Spencer Tracy in Captains Courageous
- Jon Hall in The Hurricane
Next Year: 1974
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My recommendations for 1974:
Gene Hackman - The Conversation
Gene Wilder - Young Frankenstein
Michael York - The Three Musketeers
Charles Bronson - Deathwish
Walter Matthau - The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three
Peter Falk - A Woman Under The Influence
are you doing all the alternate actor years then the supporting ones or r u mixing between the two Louis?
My recommendations for 1974:
Warren Beatty in The Parallax View
James Caan in The Gambler
Gene Hackman in The Conversation
Cleavon Little in Blazing Saddles
Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein
Yes!! Grant won!!!
I'm really excited for 1974!! My suggestions:
Gene Hackman in The Conversation (THE OBVIOUS WINNER!).
Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein.
Peter Falk in A Woman Under the Influence.
Jack Lemmon in The Front Page.
Robert Redford in The Great Gatsby.
RatedRStar: Yes I will be mixing them up, in fact I was thinking of doing one right now, but I could not settle on a particular year to do.
I cant wait to see your reviews for Hackman and Wilder. Can I also suggest Peter Falk in A Woman Under the Influence
Yay for Grant!
Can't wait for 1974. Hackman gives one of my favorite performances ever.
I hope you'll do Hackman, Wilder and Matthau!
Where is Humphrey Bogart in Black Legion. That was the best performance of the Year.
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