Best Scene: Bird's death.
4. William Hurt in The Accidental Tourist- Hurt is very strong here by realizing his character's depression while still giving a charming and sometimes humorous performance.
Best Scene: Macon chooses Muriel.
3. John Malkovich in Danger Liaisons- Malkovich takes an unorthodox but effective approach to his womanizer character by stressing the mechanics of the man's method.
Best Scene: Valmont tries to reject Madame de Tourvel.
2. Bob Hoskins in Who Framed Roger Rabbit- Hoskins is terrific in the lead of this film interacting perfectly with the strange cartoon characters throughout the film as well giving an entertaining and sometimes powerful performance entirely on its own as well.
Best Scene: Eddie tells Roger what happened to his brother.
Best Scene: Beverly and Elliot finally separate.
Overall Rank:
- Jeremy Irons in Dead Ringers
- Klaus Maria Brandauer in Hanussen
- John Neville in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
- Willem Dafoe in The Last Temptation of Christ
- Bob Hoskins in Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- Eric Bogosian in Talk Radio
- Bill Murray in Scrooged
- Charles Grodin in Midnight Run
- Robert De Niro in Midnight Run
- John Malkovich in Dangerous Liaisons
- William Hurt in The Accidental Tourist
- Gene Hackman in Mississippi Burning
- Michael Keaton in Clean and Sober
- Bruce Willis in Die Hard
- Keith Carradine in The Moderns
- James Woods in Cop
- Joe Mantegna in Things Change
- Steve Martin in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
- Michael Caine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
- Harrison Ford in Frantic
- Robert Duvall in Colors
- Daniel Day-Lewis in The Unbearable Lightness of Being
- Don Ameche in Things Change
- Michael J. Fox in Bright Lights Big City
- Forest Whitaker in Bird
- John Cleese in A Fish Called Wanda
- Jeff Bridges in Tucker A Man and His Dream
- River Phoenix in Running on Empty
- Mel Gibson in Tequila Sunrise
- Isaach de Bankolé in Chocolat
- Leslie Nielsen in Naked Gun
- Tom Cruise in Rain Man
- Harvey Fierstein in Torch Song Trilogy
- James Woods in The Boost
- Sam Neill in A Cry in the Dark
- Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu in The Vanishing
- Eddie Murphy in Coming to America
- Edward James Olmos in Stand and Deliver
- Kevin Costner in Bull Durham
- Gene Bervoets in The Vanishing
- Andy Lau in As Tears Go By
- Sean Penn in Colors
- Sidney Poitier in Shoot to Kill
- Tom Hanks in Big
- Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man
- Tom Berenger in Shoot to Kill
- Kurt Russell in Tequila Sunrise
- Ray Liotta in Dominick and Eugene
- Alec Baldwin in Beetlejuice
- Warwick Davis in Willow
- Emilio Estevez in Young Guns
- Richard Dreyfuss in Moon Over Parador
- Francois Cluzet in Chocolat
- Tom Hulce in Dominick and Eugene
- Navin Chowdry in Madame Sousatzka
- Chris Sarandon in Child's Play
- Sylvester Stallone in Rambo III
- Matthew Modine in Married to the Mob
- Roddy Piper in They Live
- Clint Eastwood in The Dead Pool
- Brad Dourif in Child's Play
- Jim Varney in Ernest Saves Christmas
- Alex Vincent in Child's Play
8 comments:
Alan Rickman in Die Hard is the most obvious one.
Alan Rickman - Die Hard
Christopher Lloyd - Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Michael Palin - A Fish Called Wanda
Jacky Cheung - As Tears Go By
Raul Julia - Moon Over Parador
As for my request, could you please review Leslie Nielsen in "Airplane!" (for 1980 supporting)?
As for the '88 nominees my suggestions would be:
1.Alan Rickman - Die Hard
2.Christopher Lloyd - Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
3.Michael Palin - A Fish Called Wanda
4.Christopher Walken - Biloxi Blues
5.Philippe Noiret - Nuovo Cinema Paradiso
Yes! Finally got one year right!
Also, please review Alan Rickman in Die Hard and Christopher Lloyd in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
I can't wait to see Irons' performance. :) What I like about your reviews is that they always make me want to watch several films that I eventually don't (but I'm still interested and I have like 20 movies stored). :)
For 1988:
Above all, I highly recommend Philippe Noiret in Cinema Paradiso
Also:
Antonio Banderas in Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
Salvatore Cascio in Cinema Paradiso
Michael Palin in A Fish Called Wanda
Jacques Perrine in Cinema Paradiso
Alan Rickman in Die Hard
As for my request, I'm undecided really, I know it's going to involve some performance in Breaker Morant (1980), but I don't really know which one. My favorite performance in the film is Jack Thompson, but he's borderline lead/supporting, so I'll go for a definite supporting and ask for Bryan Brown.
Tim Robbins in Bull Durham
I get a request? Cool. After this year, could you review 1994 Lead Actor, specifically TIm Robbins in Shawshank?
Well the two years requested 1980 and 1994 will be the next years in their respected decades, but after this year I will have to get back to some of the neglected decades.
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