Best Scene: Mister is ridiculed by his father.
4. Wilford Brimley in Cocoon- Brimley gives the best performance of the cast being the quietly commanding presence of the group, as well as creating the greatest emotional impact of the various stories.
Best Scene: Ben tells his grandson he's going away.
3. M. Emmet Walsh in Blood Simple- Walsh creates a deliriously evil and memorable villain by beautifully playing up the sleaze and menace of his slimy private detective.
Best Scene: Visser double crosses Marty.
2. Crispin Glover in Back to The Future- Glover gives my second favorite supporting turn of the year in his absolutely hilarious, but when it needs to be moving turn as the spineless George McFly.
Best Scene: George stands up to Biff.
1. Christopher Lloyd in Back to the Future-Well Good predictions to Paoloduncan, and Lezlie please throw out a year and a performance. Lloyd wins this year as it came to the two Back to the Future performances which I love both. I have to choose one so I will choose Lloyd manic and funny turn creating Doc Brown into a truly memorable character.
Best Scene: Doc reveals he did read the letter after all.
Overall Rank:
- Christopher Lloyd in Back To The Future
- Daniel Day-Lewis in My Beautiful Laundrette
- Ian Holm in Dreamchild
- Crispin Glover in Back To The Future
- Michael Mckean in Clue
- Martin Mull in Clue
- Christopher Lloyd in Clue
- M. Emmet Walsh in Blood Simple
- John Lone in Year of the Dragon
- Roddy McDowall in Fright Night
- Dan Hedaya in Blood Simple
- Michael Palin in Brazil
- Chris Sarandon in Fright Night
- Robert De Niro in Brazil
- Wilford Brimley in Cocoon
- Willem Dafoe in To Live and Die in LA
- Klaus Maria Brandauer in Out of Africa
- John Gielgud in The Shooting Party
- Thomas F. Wilson in Back to the Future
- Roshan Seth in My Beautiful Laundrette
- Stephen Geoffreys in Fright Night
- Jan Rubes in Witness
- Peter Vaughan in Brazil
- David Gale in Re-Animator
- Lucas Haas in Witness
- Brian Dennehy in Cocoon
- John Heard in Trip to the Bountiful
- Saeed Jaffrey in My Beautiful Laundrette
- Bob Hoskins in Brazil
- Mark Holton in Pee Wee's Big Adventure
- Ian Holm in Brazil
- John Pankow in To Live and Die in LA
- Danny Glover in The Color Purple
- Josef Summer in Witness
- Ian Holm in Wetherby
- Paul Gleason in The Breakfast Club
- Hume Cronyn in Cocoon
- Nicol Williamson in Return to Oz
- John Turturro in To Live and Die in LA
- Jim Broadbent in Brazil
- Ken Wantanabe in Tampopo
- Shinnosuke Ikehata in Ran
- Dean Stockwell in To Live and Die in LA
- Gary Marshall in Lost in America
- Tom Wilkinson in Wetherby
- Curtis Armstrong in Better Off Dead
- Masayuki Yui in Ran
- John Heard in After Hours
- Hisashi Igawa in Ran
- Jack Gilford in Cocoon
- Leo McKern in Ladyhawke
- Jonathan Stark in Fright Night
- Hector Alterio in The Official Story
- Sam Elliott in Mask
- Daisuke Ryu in Ran
- David Ogden Stiers in Better Off Dead
- Christopher Walken in A View To Kill
- Adolph Caesar in The Color Purple
- John Hurt in The Black Cauldron
- John Kapelos in The Breakfast Club
- Charles Napier in Rambo First Blood Part II
- Gordon Jackson in The Shooting Party
- Richard Crenna in Rambo First Blood Part II
- Freddie Jones in Young Sherlock Holmes
- Derrick Branche in My Beautiful Laundrette
- Armin Mueller-Stahl in Colonel Redl
- Sean Barrett in Return to Oz
- Nigle Hawthorne in The Black Cauldron
- Brian Henson in Return to Oz
- Roger Ashton-Griffiths in Young Sherlock Holmes
- John Russell in Pale Rider
- Jinpachi Nezu in Ran
- Akira Terao in Ran
- Robert Loggia in Jagged Edge
- Freddie Jones in The Black Cauldron
- Will Patton in After Hours
- Edward Fox in The Shooting Party
- Robert Sampson in Re-Animator
- Michael Moriarty in Pale Rider
- James Cromwell in Explorers
- Tommy Chong in After Hours
- Cheech Marin in After Hours
- Danny Glover in Witness
- Dennis Dun in Year of the Dragon
- Chris Penn in Pale Rider
- Robert Picardo in Explorers
- Robert Hardy in The Shooting Party
- Richard Dysart in Pale Rider
- Peter Coyote in Jagged Edge
- Raymond J. Barry in Year of the Dragon
- Dolph Lundgren in Rocky IV
- Pat Hingle in The Falcon and the Snowman
- Peter Gallagher in Dreamchild
- Anthony Higgins in Young Sherlock Holmes
- Richard Dysart in Mask
- William Hickey in Prizzi's Honor
- Don Ameche in Cocoon
- Burt Young in Rocky IV
- John Wood in Ladyhawke
- John Lithgow in Santa Clause
- Steve Guttenberg in Cocoon
- John Byner in The Black Cauldron
- Eric Roberts in Runaway Train
20 comments:
Hey!
Wow, I made two good predictions in a row :P I tried to think about what to choose, but nothing really comes to my mind in particular, so I'll just throw in 1999 and Laurence Fishburne for The Matrix :P I haven't seen it in quite a few years, I'll do a rewatch this weekend, but I remember him the most from the movie. I'm curious how he'll turn out to be :P And great reviews as usual, btw :)
Oh, sorry for doubleposting, I considered him for supporting, just thought I'll make it clear :P
My suggestions:
Laurence Olivier - Spartacus
Gene Kelly - Inherit the Wind
Fred MacMurray - The Apartment
Eli Wallach - The Magnificent Seven
Charles Laughton - Spartacus
Charles Laughton - Spartacus
Laurence Olivier - Spartacus
Eli Wallach - The Magnificent Seven
Fred MacMurray - The Apartment
Surprise us Louis =)
Great reviews!
For 1960:
Charles Laughton in Spartacus
Fred MacMurray in The Apartment
Laurence Olivier in Spartacus
Eli Wallach in The Magnificent Seven
I don't have any clue for the 5th one, maybe Jack Nicholson in The Little Shop of Horrors or maybe Kelly in Inherit
Poor Eric Roberts. I actually thought he did okay.
Can you do 93 after this one Louis please? I reccomend if possible
Gene Hackman- The Firm
Ben Kingsley- Schindler's List
Sean Penn- Carlito's Way
Val Kilmer- Tombstone
Harvey Keitel- The Piano
Haven't you seen Christopher Walken in A View to a Kill and Roddy McDowall in Fright Night? I miss them in your line-up...
For 1960 suppoting actor, I like the suggestions above, and would add:
Martin Balsam in Psycho
Grady Tripp: I forgot about Walken, and have now added him. I have not seen Fright Night.
Shouldn't that also mean you include Moore in Lead 1985? Unless you already have, of course
Yes I shall since I simply forgot that it came out in 85.
Also, just FYI, you don't have Roger Moore ranked for 1974 for The Man with the Golden Gun.
I have never watched that one all the way through.
Okay then nevermind. You're not really missing much though.
Oh my GOD :D Lloyd owns this year, obviously. :D
wht did u make of The Breakfast Club?.
Its pretty enjoyable even with the rather dated parts, like the scene where they run through the halls.
You should see Silverado, Louis. It's really enjoyable and features far better performances than most westerns ever thought of having
Did you ever see Year Of The Dragon (1985) Louis, because it has a great villainous turn by John Lone who was surprisingly nominated for the Golden Globe (who you liked in The Last Emperor)
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