Best Scene: Steven tries to defend his affair.
4. Takashi Shimura in Stray Dog- Shimura creates an effective portrait of a veteran detective effortlessly portraying his character's substantial wisdom, and ability.
Best Scene: Detective Sato manages a baseball game.
3. Dennis Price in Kind Hearts and Coronets- Price meets the difficult challenge of finding the right tone for his film through his dry and thoroughly witty performance.
Best Scene: Louis defends himself in court.
2. James Cagney in White Heat- Cagney plays his most evil role with a great deal of energy and he especially stands out when his character goes over the edge.
Best Scene: Cody finds out that his mother is dead.
Best Scene: The doctor finally breaks down.
Overall Rank:
- Toshiro Mifune in Stray Dog
- Toshiro Mifune in The Quiet Duel
- David Farrar in The Small Back Room
- Chishū Ryū in Late Spring
- James Cagney in White Heat
- Kirk Douglas in Champion
- Ray Milland in Alias Nick Beal
- Dennis Price in Kind Hearts and Coronets
- Takashi Shimura in Stray Dog
- Van Heflin in Act of Violence
- Joseph Cotton in The Third Man
- John Wayne in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
- Robert Ryan in The Set-up
- Burt Lancaster in Criss Cross
- Montgomery Clift in The Heiress
- James Mason in Caught
- Jean Gabin in The Walls of Malapaga
- Spencer Tracy in Adam's Rib
- Howard Vernon in Le Silence de la Mer
- Anton Walbrook in The Queen of Hearts
- Cary Grant in I Was A Male War Bride
- James Stewart in The Stratton Story
- Wendell Corey in Holiday Affair
- Robert Ryan in Caught
- Edward G. Robinson in House of Strangers
- Robert Mitchum in The Big Steal
- Trevor Howard in The Passionate Friends
- Van Johnson in Battleground
- Broderick Crawford in All The King's Men
- Robert Mitchum in Holiday Affair
- Thomas Mitchell in Alias Nick Beal
- Dana Andrews in My Foolish Heart
- Basil Radford in Whiskey Galore!
- Richard Conte in House of Strangers
- Ronald Reagan in The Hasty Heart
- John Wayne in Sands of Iwo Jima
- Gregory Peck in Twelve O'Clock High
- Joseph Cotten in Under Capricorn
- Richard Todd in The Hasty Heart
- Gene Kelly in On the Town
- Frank Sinatra in On the Town
- Claude Jarman Jr. in Intruder in the Dust
- John Ireland in All the King's Men
- Michael Wilding in Under Capricorn
- Budd Abbott in Africa Screams
- Lou Costello in Africa Screams
- David Brian in Intruder in the Dust
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haha lol =D are you not a fan of Abbott and Costello Louis XD.
As for 49 I have no choice but to vote Rains since im guessing it was him you liked lol, ive put some others as well if many people cant think of any but the obvious 2(Guinness and Welles).
Claude Rains - The Passionate Friends
Orson Welles - The Third Man
Alec Guinness - Kind Hearts And Coronets
Edmond O Brien - White Heat
Jose Ferrer - Whirlpool
Kirk Douglas - A Letter To Three Wives
Ronald Howard - The Queen Of Hearts
also The Bicycle Thieves is 1948 not 1949 for anyone that will suggest it again like before XD .
Interesting overall rankings. I didn't expect to see Joseph Cotten so far down. As for recommendations:
Orson Welles in The Third Man
Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets
Kirk Douglas in A Letter to Three Wives
Claude Rains in The Passionate Friends
Paul Douglas in A Letter to Three Wives
that meant to say Ronald Howard in The Queen Of Spades lol ..Facepalm XD.
I also think the reason Cotten is fairly low down is because The Third Man feels like a directors film, rather than an actors film (except Welles who steals every scene).
Actually I don't feel Cotton is that low as I quite liked him, Montgomery Clift, and John Wayne (who is much better here than in his Oscar nominated performance).
Cool, I won. After you review my previous request for the year 1994, could you review 1999 Lead, particularly Brad iitt and/or Edward Norton in FIght Club?
Fair enough, I guess I spoke before really going through and realizing that he's probably a 4-star performance for you.
Also, I'm going to add performances for 1949 Supporting:
Edmond O'Brien in White Heat
Takashi Shimura in The Quiet Duel
Would you be ok to do 2001 next? Id love to see your reviews on Billy Bob Thornton in The Man Who Wasnt There and Gene Hackman in The Royal Tenenbaums
I'll try to get 2001 and those two performances will be included. I just don't want to fill up the 00 so quickly.
For 2001, may I suggest Jake Gyllenhaal in Donnie Darko?
I know you really tend not to like him, but another performance sometimes considered deserving for this year is Spencer Tracy in Adam's Rib.
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