Best Scene: Shadwell confesses both his love and the fact that he is dying.
4. Raymond Burr in Rear Window- Burr certainly gets help from his director, but in very key moments his performance as well amplifies power of his character within the film.
Best Scene: Thorwald notices Jeff.
3. Fred MacMurray in The Caine Mutiny- MacMurray makes for an excellent villain playing the part with such charm that he tricks you into thinking that he is not even the villain.
Best Scene: Keefer suggests the officers mutiny.
2. Peter Lorre in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea- Lorre is a very likable and lends some very nice lighthearted relief in his film as the endearing sidekick Conseil.
Best Scene: Any scene between Conseil and Ned Land.
1. Van Johnson in The Caine Mutiny-Johnson gives the best performance not nominated for an Oscar this year through his moving down to earth portrayal of a man who tries to do the right thing despite tremendous pressures all around him.
Best Scene: Maryk takes the stand in his court martial.
Overall Rank:
- Toshiro Mifune in Seven Samurai
- Humphrey Bogart in The Caine Mutiny
- Rod Steiger in On the Waterfront
- Lee J. Cobb in On the Waterfront
- Karl Malden in On The Waterfront
- Alastair Sim in An Inspector Calls
- Fredric March in Executive Suite
- Peter Finch in The Detective
- Van Johnson in The Caine Mutiny
- Peter Lorre in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
- Kuroemon Onoe in Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto
- Richard Basehart in La Strada
- Fred MacMurray in The Caine Mutiny
- Raymond Burr in Rear Window
- Van Johnson in Brigadoon
- Geoffrey Keen in Carrington V.C
- John Williams in Dial M For Murder
- Eitaro Shindo in The Crucified Lovers
- Jose Ferrer in The Caine Mutiny
- Geoffrey Keen in Doctor in the House
- Louis Calhern in Executive Suite
- Clifton Webb in Three Coins in a Fountain
- Edmund Gwenn in Them!
- Rene Dary in Touchez Pas Au Grisbi
- John Williams in Sabrina
- Allen Cuthbertson in Carrington V.C
- Brian Worth in An Inspector Calls
- Robert Cummings in Dial M For Murder
- Minoru Chiaki in Seven Samurai
- Bryan Forbes in An Inspector Calls
- Isao Kimura in Seven Samurai
- Lee Marvin in The Raid
- Emile Meyer in Riot in Cell Block 11
- Broderick Crawford in Human Desire
- John Hamilton in On the Waterfront
- Paul Fix in The High and the Mighty
- Walter Pidgeon in Executive Suite
- Otto Kruger in Magnificent Obsession
- Seiji Miyaguchi in Seven Samurai
- Pat Henning in On the Waterfront
- Alexander Knox in The Divided Heart
- Yoshio Inaba in Seven Samurai
- Lino Ventura in Touchez Pas Au Grisbi
- Robert Newton in The High and the Mighty
- Geoffrey Keen in The Divided Heart
- James Robertson Justice in Doctor in the House
- Walter Brennan in The Far Country
- Paul Douglas in Executive Suite
- Rentaro Mikuni in Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto
- Richard Widmark in Broken Lance
- Ernest Borgnine in Johnny Guitar
- Donald Houston in Doctor in the House
- Arthur Young in An Inspector Calls
- Walter Hampden in Sabrina
- Dean Jagger in Executive Suite
- Edmond O'Brien in The Barefoot Contessa
- Wendell Corey in Rear Window
- Brock Peters in Carmen Jones
- Harry Morgan in The Glenn Miller Story
- Charles Bronson in Vera Cruz
- Ernest Borgnine in Vera Cruz
- Robert Stack in The High and the Mighty
- Paul Muller in Journey to Italy
- John McIntire in The Far Country
- William Holden in The Country Girl
- Cesar Romero in Vera Cruz
- Jack Carson in Phffft
- Dean Jagger in White Christmas
- Charles Bickford in A Star is Born
- Cecil Parker in The Detective
- E.G. Marshall in Broken Lance
- Russ Tamblyn in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
- Noah Beery Jr. in The Black Dakotas
- Rory Calhoun in River of No Return
- Tom Tully in The Caine Mutiny
- Sidney Blackmer in The High and the Mighty
- Louis Jordan in Three Coins in a Fountain
- Jack Carson in A Star is Born
- John Broomfield in The Black Dakotas
- Rossano Brazzi in Three Coins in a Fountain
15 comments:
For 1993, I really only have 2 good ones:
Ben Kingsley in Schindler's List
Sean Penn in Carlito's Way
Some Others:
Richard Attenborough in Jurassic Park
Harvey Keitel in The Piano
Stephen Lang in Gettysburg
Christopher Lloyd in Twenty Bucks
Some suggestions for 1993:
Sam Neill in The Piano
Richard Jordan in Gettysburg
Val Kilmer in Tombstone
dennis Hopper in True Romance
Gary Oldman in True Romance
I haven't seen the last four, but I here great things about them.
Ben Kingsley - Schindlers List
Harvey Keitel - The Piano
Gary Oldman - True Romance
Sean Penn - Carlitos Way
Val Kilmer - Tombstone
only ones I can think of =(
I don't know why everyone perfers Keitel to Neill in The Piano, I found Neill to be more dynamic.
I'm with MacFarlane on Neill. If it weren't for Fiennes, Neill would be my winner, hands down!
I'd go with:
Sam Neill/The Piano
Sean Penn/Carlito's Way
Gene Hackman/The Firm
Val Kilmer/Tombstone
Tim Robins/Short Cuts
Can you please include Hackman in The Firm?
Gene Hackman- The Firm
Ben Kingsley- Schindler's List
Sean Penn- Carlito's Way
Val Kilmer- Tombstone
Gary Oldman- True Romance
Ben Kingsley- Schidnler's List
Richard Attenborough- Jurrasic Park
Val kilmer- tombstone
Gene Hackman- The Firm
Sean Penn- Carlito's Way
What about Greg Cruttwell in "Naked"?
Ben Kingsley - Schindler's List
Sean Penn - Carlito's Way
Sam Neill - The Piano
Harvey Keitel - The Piano
Val Kilmer - Tombstone
Hey!
Ben Kingsley (Schindler's List)
Richard Attenborough (Jurassic Park)
Sam Neill (The Piano)
Harvey Keitel (The Piano)
I wasn't really impressed about anyone in True Romance, neither about the film in a whole.
Ben Kingsley- Schidnler's List
Richard Attenborough- Jurrasic Park
Sean Penn- Carlito's Way
Harvey Keitel - The piano
Chaz Palminteri - Bronx
Dennis Hopper - True romance
Kingsley- schindlers
Penn- Carlito's way
Hackman- The Firm
Kilmer- Tombstone
I just looked at this year again, having watched Dial M for Murder in the interim, and am somewhat disappointed to find John Williams outside of the top 10. I know he's only at #11 and that you liked his performance, but I felt he deserved more like 4 stars as opposed to 3.5. For me, he was the reason the last third of the film was so good. We all know Grace Kelly can't really act, so with Ray Milland gone for several important and lengthy scenes in the last third, a boost is needed to make it watchable, and I thought that John Williams more than filled that void. I'm not saying he's amazing or anything (it is a small part after all), but he's a strong 4, at least for me.
That's odd I thought I had put him above Webb. I agree he really fills a bit of a void made in the scenes where Milland is absent or silent.
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