Best Scene: The captain tries to prevent a mutiny.
4. Orson Welles in A Man For All Seasons- Welles in one scene gives complex portrait of Cardinal Wolsey that is worthy of the complex man.
Best Scene: Wolsey tries to persuade More to support the King's divorce.
3. Richard Attenborough in The Sand Pebbles- Attenborough gives a moving performance that effectively conveys his character story almost entirely in his physical performance.
Best Scene: Frenchy talks to Maily for the last time.
2. John Hurt in A Man For All Seasons- John Hurt is the perfect weasel informant here by showing the motivation of what makes such a man.
Best Scene: Richard Rich testifies against Thomas More.
1. Lee Van Cleef in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly- Good Prediction Mark feel free to name a year and a performance. This year came down to the comedic and almost leading work of Walter Matthau against Lee Van Cleef's classic villainous turn. Like Wallach against Nakadai this was not an easy choice but I have to choose one so I am going Van Cleef's chilling performance as the titular Bad.
Best Scene: Angel Eyes has Tuco tortured.
Overall Rank:
- Lee Van Cleef in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Walter Matthau in The Fortune Cookie
- John Hurt in A Man For All Seasons
- George Segal in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
- Robert Shaw in A Man For All Seasons
- Will Geer in Seconds
- Richard Attenborough in The Sand Pebbles
- John Randolph in Seconds
- Murray Hamilton in Seconds
- Paul Meurisse in Le Deuxième Souffle
- Orson Welles in A Man For All Seasons
- Toshiro Mifune in The Sword of Doom
- Richard Crenna in The Sand Pebbles
- Frank Gorshin in Batman
- Aldo Giuffrè in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Sergei Bandarchuk in War and Peace Part II
- Nikolai Sergeyev in Andrei Rublev
- Gunnar Bjornstrand in Here is Your Life
- Burgess Meredith in Batman
- Nikolia Burlyayev in Andrei Rublev
- James Mason in Georgy Girl
- Ralph Richardson in The Wrong Box
- Donald Pleasence in Fantastic Voyage
- Leo McKern in A Man For All Seasons
- Maximilian Schell in The Deadly Affair
- Ivan Lapikov in Andrei Rublev
- Jack Palance in The Professionals
- Jeff Corey in Seconds
- John Saxon in The Appaloosa
- Michael Hordern in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
- Khigh Dhiegh in Seconds
- Marcel Bozzuffi in Le Deuxième Souffle
- Denholm Elliot in Alfie
- Gene Hackman in Hawaii
- Wolfgang Kieling in Torn Curtain
- Vasily Lanovoy in War and Peace Part II
- Ralph Bellamy in The Professionals
- Eiji Okada in The Face of Another
- Peter O'Toole in The Bible
- Max von Sydow in Here is Your Life
- Wesley Addy in Seconds
- Eli Wallach in How to Steal A Million
- Nigel Davenport in A Man For All Seasons
- Cesar Romero in Batman
- Hugh Griffith in How To Steal A Million
- Robert Ryan in The Professionals
- Orson Welles in Is Paris Burning?
- Cliff Osmond in The Fortune Cookie
- John Huston in The Bible
- Rip Torn in You're A Big Boy Now
- Arthur Hill in Harper
- Yuzo Kayama in The Sword of Doom
- John Mills in The Wrong Box
- Antonio Molino Rojo in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Ichiro Nakatani in The Sword of Doom
- Woody Strode in The Professionals
- Luigi Pistilli in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Corin Redgrave in A Man For All Seasons
- Dudley Moore in The Wrong Box
- Antonio Casas in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Mako in The Sand Pebbles
- Richard Harris Hawaii
- Laurence Olivier in Khartoum
- Phil Silvers in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
- Mario Brega in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Oscar Homolka in Funeral in Berlin
- Cyril Cusack in Fahrenheit 451
- Jack Gilford in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
- Ned Glass in The Fortune Cookie
- Buster Keaton in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
- James Caan in El Dorado
- Ralph Richardson in Khartoum
- Alfie Bass in Alfie
- Alan Bates in Georgy Girl
- Arthur Hunnicut in El Dorado
- Simon Oakland in The Sand Pebbles
- Robert Duvall in The Chase
- Strother Martin in Harper
- François Lafarge in Au Hasard Balthazar
- Michael Crawford in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
- Neil Hamilton in Batman
- James Hong in The Sand Pebbles
- Vyacheslave Tikhonov in War and Peace Part II
- Colin Blakeley in A Man For All Seasons
- Reginald Denny in Batman
- Peter Bowles in Blow-Up
- Charles Boyer in How to Steal A Million
- Herbert Lom in Gambit
- Alan Napier in Batman
- Michael Parks in The Bible
- Richard Harris in The Bible
- George C. Scott in The Bible
- Robert Wagner in Harper
- Hal Holbrook in The Group
- Arthur Kennedy in Fantastic Voyage
- Edmond O'Brien in Fantastic Voyage
- Bill Owen in Georgy Girl
- Stafford Repp in Batman
- Richard Johnson in Khartoum
- Cyril Luckham in A Man For All Seasons
- Graham Stark in Alfie
- Ron Rich in The Fortune Cookie
- Arthur O'Connell in Fantastic Voyage
- Geoffrey Keen in Born Free
- William Redfield in Fantastic Voyage
- E.G. Marshall in The Chase
- Charles Robinson in The Sand Pebbles
18 comments:
For 1987:
John Candy in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Cary Elwes in The Princess Bride
John Lone in The Last Emperor
Steve Martin in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Sebastian Rice-Edwards in Hope and Glory
Some other options:
Christian Bale in Empire of the Sun
Nicolas Cage in Moonstruck
Nicolas Cage in Raising Arizona
Chris Cooper in Matewan
Billy Crystal in Throw Momma from the Train
Michael Douglas in Fatal Attraction
Gaspard Manesse in Au revoir, les enfants
Pelle Hvenegaard in Pelle the Conqueror
Klaus Kinski in Cobra Verde
Matthew Modine in Full Metal Jacket
Mickey Rourke in Barfly
Noah Taylor in The Year My Voice Broke
I expect Nicholson to retain his win, though I can always hope that Albert Brooks will unseat him. I also can't wait to see how William Hurt does on your rewatch of him.
I'm confused. Are you considering Phil Silvers leading or supporting for A Funny Thing Happened?
Supporting. Such things will happen when one copies and pastes a long title.
John Candy in Planes, Trains in Automobiles
John Lone in The Last Emperor
Mickey Rourke in Barfly (good luck finding THAT one)
Bruno Ganz in Wings of Desire
Peter Weller in Robocop
Wow, I got it right. Sweet. 2006 Lead, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon for The Departed.
Mickey Rourke- Barfly
Christian Bale- Empire of the Sun
Michael Douglas- Fatal Attraction
Hey!
I know I didn't win anything, but...:P
I saw Mark requested 2006, and I've been planning for a long time if I win I would ask for 2006 too. When you get there, could you please consider Sergi López for Pan's Labirynth in the supporting category? Pretty pretty please? :D
Lezlie: YES!
Gary Oldman - Prick Up Your Ears
Bruno Ganz - Wings of Desire
Matthew Modine - Full Metal Jacket
Christian Bale - Empire of the Sun
Sebastian Rice-Edwards - Hope and Glory
For 1987,
Gary Oldman for Prick Up Your Ears
Christian Bale for Empire of the Sun
Nicolas Cage for Raising Arizona
Michael Douglas for Fatal Attraction
For 2006 lead,
Leo di Caprio for The Departed
James McAvoy for Last King of Scotland
Daniel Craig for Casino Royale
Christian Bale for Rescue Dawn
Don't forget Ben Affleck for Hollywoodland for 2006 supporting!
John Lone - The Last Emperor
Steve Martin - Roxanne
Gary Oldman - Prick Up Your Ears
Mickey Rourke - Barfly
John Candy - Planes, Trains And Automobiles
John Candy in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Steve Martin in Roxanne
Gary Oldman in Prick up Your Ears
Terry O'Quinn in The Stepfather
Christian Bale in The Empire of the Sun
Bruno Ganz in The Wings of Desire
Gaspard Manesse in Au revoir, les enfants
Cary Elwes in The Princess Bride
1. John Lone, The Last Emperor
2. Bruno Ganz, The Wings of Desire
3. Nicolas Cage, Raising Arizona
4. Mickey Rourke, Barfly
5. Cary Elwes, The Princess Bride
Mel Gibson in Lethal weapon ... PLEASE.
I don't know if I wanna name anyone because I really want Jack Nicholson to keep this win, he's running out lol
Damn I forgot Gary Oldman Prick Up Your Ears
Also for 2006 can I recommend Ulrich Muhe for The Lives of Others.
Nick Nolte for Weeds./
Post a Comment