Best Scene: Father Merrin sees the demonic statue in the desert.
4. Edward G. Robinson in Soylent Green- His film is not much but Robinson gives a heartfelt performance that brings dramatic weight to a film sorely lacking in it otherwise.
Best Scene: Sol's euthanasia scene.
3. Robert De Niro in Mean Streets- De Niro gives an effectively manic performance that infuses a childlike enthusiasm that works perfectly for the part.
Best Scene: Johnny Boy threatens the man he owes money to.
2. Robert Ryan in The Iceman Cometh- Ryan gives a powerful performance piercing through the film by realizing his character's cynicism brilliantly by always managing to show that this comes from his broken dreams.
Best Scene: Larry's final speech.
1. Robert Shaw in The Sting- Good Prediction Lezlie. This was a difficult choice to make as Ryan and Shaw are both incredible Ryan realizing his complex character brilliantly, but Shaw making so much out of a part that is so little. For the moment the win goes to Shaw showing why he is my favorite supporting actor ever tearing into scenes with such conviction, and giving a striking villianous turn.
Best Scene: "The name's Lonnegan Doyle Lonnegan you're gonna remember that name."
Overall Rank:
- Robert Shaw in The Sting
- Robert Ryan in The Iceman Cometh
- Paul Newman in The Sting
- Robert De Niro in Mean Streets
- Edward G. Robinson in Soylent Green
- Richard Jordan in The Friends of Eddie Coyle
- Cyril Cusack in The Homecoming
- Christopher Lee in The Wicker Man
- Sterling Hayden in The Long Goodbye
- Max von Sydow in The Exorcist
- Ralph Richardson in A Doll's House
- Ian Bannen in The Offence
- Mark Rydell in The Long Goodbye
- James Mason in The Last of Sheila
- Trevor Howard in Ludwig
- Harold Gould in The Sting
- Denholm Elliott in A Doll's House
- Peter Boyle in The Friends of Eddie Coyle
- Hal Holbrook in Magnum Force
- Michael Jayston in The Homecoming
- Michael Lonsdale in The Day of the Jackal
- Jeff Bridges in The Iceman Cometh
- Yul Brynner in Westworld
- Bob Bingham in Jesus Christ Superstar
- Kurt Yaghjian in Jesus Christ Superstar
- James Coburn in The Last of Sheila
- Harry Dean Stanton in Dillinger
- Jean-Pierre Leaud in Day For Night
- Robert De Niro in Bang the Drum Slowly
- Charles Durning in The Sting
- Barry Dennen in Jesus Christ Superstar
- Lee J. Cobb in The Exorcist
- Henry Gibson in The Long Goodbye
- Peter Ustinov in Robin Hood
- Richard Dreyfuss in American Graffiti
- Alex Rocco in The Friends of Eddie Coyle
- Trevor Howard in The Offence
- Peter Egan in The Hireling
- Paul Sorvino in A Touch of Class
- Francois Truffaut in Day For Night
- James Mason in The Mackintosh Man
- Paul Le Mat in American Graffiti
- Steven Keats in The Friends of Eddie Coyle
- Eiji Okada in Lady Snowblood
- Yaphet Kotto in Live and Let Die
- Fredric March in The Iceman Cometh
- Vincent Gardenia in Bang the Drum Slowly
- Lee Marvin in The Iceman Cometh
- Charles Martin Smith in American Graffiti
- Ian Bannen in The Mackintosh Man
- Ray Walston in The Sting
- Eli Wallach in Cinderella Liberty
- Richard Dreyfuss in Dillinger
- Tony Roberts in Serpico
- Otis Young in The Last Detail
- Randy Quaid in The Last Detail
- Robert Earl Jones in The Sting
- John Houseman in The Paper Chase
- Richard Benjamin in The Last of Sheila
- John Hillerman in Paper Moon
- Richard Romanus in Mean Streets
- Ralph Richardson in O Lucky Man!
- Joe Don Baker in Charley Varrick
- Larry Marshall in Jesus Christ Superstar
- Lindsay Anderson in O Lucky Man!
- Jack Gilford in Save the Tiger
- Ian McShane in The Last of Sheila
- Philip Stone in O Lucky Man!
- Charles Durning in Sisters
- Phil Harris in Robin Hood
- Arthur Lowe in O Lucky Man!
- Geoffrey Holder in Live and Let Die
- Philip Toubus in Jesus Christ Superstar
- William O'Malley in The Exorcist
- Charles Tyner in Emperor of the North Pole
- John Vernon in Charley Varrick
- Robert Morley in Theatre of Blood
- Bob Dylan in Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid
- Ernest Borgnine in Emperor of the North Pole
- William Finley in Sisters
- Milo O'Shea in Theatre of Blood
- Andy Robinson in Charley Varrick
- John Moulder-Brown in Ludwig
- James Brolin in Westworld
- Don Gordon in Papillon
- Billy Curtis in High Plains Drifter
- Juan Margallo in The Spirit of the Beehive
- Toshio Kurosawa in Lady Snowblood
- Josh Mostel in Jesus Christ Superstar
- Jack MacGowran in The Exorcist
- Harry Andrews in The Mackintosh Man
- Ko Nishimura in Lady Snowblood
- Randy Quaid in Paper Moon
- Ron Howard in American Graffiti
- Leo McKern in Massacre in Rome
- Robert Deman in Papillon
- Burt Young in Cinderella Liberty
- Shih Kien in Enter the Dragon
- Alan Oppenheimer in Westworld
- Julius Harris in Live and Let Die
- Tony Lo Bianco in The Seven-Ups
- Kirk Calloway in Cinderella Liberty
- John Saxon in Enter the Dragon
- Graham Beckel in The Paper Chase
- Steve Franken in Westworld
- Bradford Dilman in The Way We Were
- Jim Kelly in Enter the Dragon
- Clifton James in Live and Let Die
- Renato Salvatori in A Brief Vacation
6 comments:
theres no next year, does that mean that Joaquin and Phillip Seymour Hoffman are next for The Master.
You can probably guess that.
there should be a drum roll or a countdown lol =D since I imagine there will be a lot of bickering and disagreements on this blog when they are posted lol =D
If you had kept Jason Miller in Supporting, where would he have been ranked?
Shaw is indeed excellent in The Sting. That man was cheated out of a couple of well-deserved Oscar nods, like this one, Jaws and From Russia with Love, just to name a few.
I can't wait to see your thoughts on The Master guys! :)
Mark: He would probably be number one, but he's definitely lead for me.
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