Gian Maria Volontè in Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion
Jean Louis Trintignant in The Conformist
Peter Boyle in Joe
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This is a very interesting and very tricky year, I think it will be either Gian Maria or Jean Louis that wins. I have only seen Finney and he was good but not great.
1)Jean Louis Trintignant 2)Gian Maria Volonte 3)Peter Boyle 4)Alejandro Jodorowsky 5)Albert Finney
Very tricky one to predict... Seen only Boyle (who was teriffic but as I've said may have a disadvantage of a reduced screen-time) and Trintignant (who actually failed to impress me in this performance). I guess I'll go with Volonte:
Random question Louis, but what did you think of the final episodes of Breaking Bad? I personally thought they were amazing and Cranston and Paul have never been better.
My only problem with the last episode was that most of the major characters aside from Walt didn't get very much screen time. Other than that I absolutely loved it. And the episode Ozymandias was goddamn perfect.
Speaking of Breaking Bad, did everybody else think Ozymandias was easily the best episode of the whole series. It seems like everybody does (I do), but oftentimes people here have opinions that differ, sometimes greatly, from the mainstream so I thought I'd ask.
Michael: I love almost all the episodes, but Ozymandias was in a different category altogether. It was, I think, the most perfect hour of television I've ever seen.
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This is a very interesting and very tricky year, I think it will be either Gian Maria or Jean Louis that wins. I have only seen Finney and he was good but not great.
1)Jean Louis Trintignant
2)Gian Maria Volonte
3)Peter Boyle
4)Alejandro Jodorowsky
5)Albert Finney
1)Jean Louis Trintignant
2)Alejandro Jodorowsky
3)Gian Maria Volontè
4)Peter Boyle
5)Albert Finney
My guess:
1. Volonte
2. Trintignant
3. Boyle
4. Finney
5. Jodorowsky
Very tricky one to predict... Seen only Boyle (who was teriffic but as I've said may have a disadvantage of a reduced screen-time) and Trintignant (who actually failed to impress me in this performance). I guess I'll go with Volonte:
1.Volonte
2.Boyle
3.Finney
4.Jodorowsky
5.Trintignant
1. Trintignant
2. Jodorowsky
3. Volonte
4. Boyle
5. Finney
1. Gian Maria Volonte
2. Jean-Louis Trintignant
3. Peter Boyle
4. Albert Finney
5. Alejandro Jodorowsky
1. Gian Maria Volontè
2. Alejandro Jodorowsky
3. Peter Boyle
4. Jean-Louis Trintignant
5. Albert Finney
Uh... this is as tough as a year from the 30s.
1. Volonte
2. Jodorowsky
3. Boyle
4. Trintignant
5. Finney
I'm fairly confident this is Volonte's win. As for the other four... total crapshoot.
Random question Louis, but what did you think of the final episodes of Breaking Bad? I personally thought they were amazing and Cranston and Paul have never been better.
I thought they were masterful.
My only problem with the last episode was that most of the major characters aside from Walt didn't get very much screen time. Other than that I absolutely loved it. And the episode Ozymandias was goddamn perfect.
1. Gian Maria Volonte
2. Jean-Louis Trintignant
3. Peter Boyle
4. Alejandro Jodorowsky
5. Albert Finney
1. Jodorowsky
2. Boyle
3. Trintignant
4. Volonte
5. Finney
Speaking of Breaking Bad, did everybody else think Ozymandias was easily the best episode of the whole series. It seems like everybody does (I do), but oftentimes people here have opinions that differ, sometimes greatly, from the mainstream so I thought I'd ask.
Michael: I love almost all the episodes, but Ozymandias was in a different category altogether. It was, I think, the most perfect hour of television I've ever seen.
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