Best Scene: Guy meets Bruno.
4. James Mason in the Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel- Mason gives a strong assured performance despite being in a somewhat thankless role.
Best Scene: Rommel gives his final goodbye to his family.
3. Kirk Douglas in Ace in the Hole- Douglas gives a slick and sharp performance that succeeds in portraying both his character's immorality and the eventual conscience he gains.
Best Scene: Chuck finally gains morality.
2. Robert Walker in Strangers on a Train- Walker gives an amazing villianous turn in this film that is both chilling and a delight to watch.
Best Scene: Bruno stalks Guy's wife.
1. Alastair Sim in Scrooge- Good Prediction Koook160, and Michael Patison. Sim gives a great performance as the often played Ebenezer Scrooge. He succeeds in every aspect of the role from the cold business man through his transformation than finally an exuberant man who has found a new lease on life. This really is just a matter of having to put someone in first place at the moment. I am not one hundred percent sure of this decision, as each time I think of Walker's performance I feel like I should give him the win. Although this is hardly my final decision the win goes to Sim for the moment.
Best Scene: Scrooge takes up his Nephew's invitation after all.
Overall Rank:
- Michael Redgrave in The Browning Version
- Alastair Sim in Scrooge
- Robert Walker in Strangers on a Train
- Trevor Howard in Outcast of the Islands
- Claude Laydu in Diary of a Country Priest
- Montgomery Clift in A Place in The Sun
- Alec Guinness in The Lavender Hill Mob
- Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire
- Kirk Douglas in Ace in the Hole
- Robert Donat in The Magic Box
- Canada Lee in Cry, The Beloved Country
- James Mason in The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
- Van Heflin in The Prowler
- Alec Guinness in The Man in the White Suit
- Kirk Douglas in Detective Story
- James Mason in Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
- Arthur Kennedy in Bright Victory
- Masayuki Mori in The Idiot
- Robert Ryan in On Dangerous Ground
- Kirk Douglas in Along a Great Divide
- Oskar Werner in Decision Before Dawn
- Richard Basehart in Fourteen Hours
- Paul Douglas in Fourteen Hours
- Farley Granger in Strangers on a Train
- Raj Kapoor in Awaara
- Humphrey Bogart in The Enforcer
- James Cagney in Come Fill The Cup
- Gene Evans in The Steel Helmet
- Michael Rennie in The Day the Earth Stood Still
- Gregory Peck in Captain Horatio Hornblower
- Glenn Ford in The Secret of Convict Lake
- Charles Boyer in The First Legion
- Lee J. Cobb in Sirocco
- Cary Grant in People Will Talk
- Robert Mitchum in The Racket
- Richard Widmark in The Frogman
- Humphrey Bogart in The African Queen
- Robert Rounsenville in The Tales of Hoffmann
- Bing Crosby in Here Comes the Groom
- Gene Kelly in An American in Paris
- Robert Ryan in The Racket
- Humphrey Bogart in Sirocco
- John Lund in The Mating Season
- Lyle Bettger in The First Legion
- Fredric March in Death of a Salesman
- Robert Taylor in Quo Vadis
24 comments:
I couldnt narrow it to 5 so heres a list
Mervyn Jones - Scrooge
Michael Hordern - Scrooge
Hugh Marlowe - The Day The Earth Stood Still
Zero Mostel - The Enforcer
Toshiro Mifune - The Idiot
Harry Morgan - The Well
Cecil Parker - The Man In The White Suit
Stanley Holloway for Lavender Hill Mob could count if your putting Alec Guinness for 51.
Hm, another request. Can you review Dennis Hopper in River's edge for 1987 Best Supporting
Actor?
For my request, how about Basil Rathbone in The Adventures of Robin Hood for 1938 Best Supporting Actor.
For my request when you next cover the 00's could it please be 2001.
2001 would be great, there's Boromir in it! :D
I dont think anybody needs to worry about Sean Bean getting in for 2001, since on my um, oscar list (its an excel spreadsheet) for each year he is on there for 2001 =D
Oh I'm not worried, he was one of my requests :)
I mean like, even before all of these requests were made these were my 38 supporting and 01 supporting lists,
1938
Pat O Brien - Angels With Dirty Faces
Edward Arnold - You Cant Take It With You
Basil Rathbone - The Adventures Of Robin Hood
Claude Rains - The Adventures Of Robin Hood
Erich Von Stroheim - Grand Illusion
2001
Sean Bean - The Fellowship Of The Ring
Steve Buscemi - Ghost World
Billy Bob Thornton - Monsters Ball
Jude Law - A.I Artificial Intelligence
John Lone - Rush Hour 2
I tend to ask for performances, that have no chance of making the cut rather than ones that will most likely =D.
But Thorton was a clear lead in Monster's Ball. Was I the only one impressed with Heath Ledger's performance in that more than anyones else's?
ive put him in supporting because of the strong 2001 best actor field, and yes I didnt like Ledger at all.
Dude, category fraud is not good.
doesnt matter in a weak field like supporting 2001 sometimes a lead should be degrated.
Joe Pantoliano in Memento and Brian Cox in L.I.E. not good enough?
sorry =(, its also because Billy Bob is in my best actor lineup for The Man Who Wasnt There, and you dont really see many double nominees on this blog that will get in the final lineup so I had to relegate which ever he was least important in.
and I didnt really like Pantoliano enough to put him down, ive never seen L.I.E so.
Mememto is 2000 as well, not 2001.
That's terrible reasoning. That's like me putting Sam Rockwell in Lead for Galaxy Quest because I liked him too much in The Green Mile. That makes zero logical sense. I could at least understand a boderline case of it (like Christian Bale in The Fighter), but this is just blatant lying.
but Rockwell is absolutely supporting in Galaxy though lol, look I get what your saying but meh whatever man.
tell that to the academy about terrible reasoning lol im just some kid with emo hair XD.
They do have terrible reasoning for it.
they do XD lol.
Michael Redgrave in The Browning Version would be another performance to watch for this year. He won Cannes for the performance.
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