Best Scene: Bast first meets the Schlegel sisters.
Best Scene: The Mexican standoff.
Best Scene: English Bob and Little Bill meet once again.
Best Scene: Golic apologizes for a killing.
- Gene Hackman in Unforgiven
- Paul McGann in Alien 3
- Ray Wise in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Al Pacino in Glengarry Glen Ross
- Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross
- Richard Harris in Unforgiven
- Charles Dance in Alien 3
- Morgan Freeman in Unforgiven
- Fred Gwynne in My Cousin Vinny
- Ed Harris in Glengarry Glen Ross
- Jeff Goldblum in Deep Cover
- Charles S. Dutton in Alien 3
- Wesley Snipes in The Waterdance
- Robin Williams in Aladdin
- Kevin Spacey in Glengarry Glen Ross
- William Forsythe in The Waterdance
- Gary Sinise in A Midnight Clear
- David Bowie in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Steve Buscemi in Reservoir Dogs
- Harry Dean Stanton in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Tom Skerritt in A River Runs Through It
- Sydney Pollack in Husbands and Wives
- Graham Greene in Thunderheart
- Stephen Fry in Peter's Friends
- Frank Silva in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Jaye Davidson in The Crying Game
- Kevin Kline in Chaplin
- Saul Rubinek in Unforgiven
- J.T. Walsh in A Few Good Men
- Tom Hanks in A League of Their Own
- Michael Beach in One False Move
- Alan Arkin in Glengarry Glen Ross
- Ray Wise in Bob Roberts
- Kenneth Branagh in Peter's Friends
- Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs
- Kyle MacLachlan in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Jonathan Pryce in Glengarry Glen Ross
- Samuel West in Howard's End
- Lawrence Tierney in Reservoir Dogs
- Frank Whaley in A Midnight Clear
- Tony Todd in Candyman
- Anthony Wong in Hard Boiled
- Pete Postlethwaite in Alien 3
- Liam Neeson in Husbands and Wives
- Hugh Laurie in Peter's Friends
- Richard E. Grant in The Player
- Giancarlo Esposito in Bob Roberts
- Sam Shepard in Thunderheart
- Kiefer Sutherland in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Matt Damon in School Ties
- West Studi in The Last of the Mohicans
- Dana Ashbrook in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Anthony Hopkins in Dracula
- Dana Carvey in Wayne's World
- Lenny von Dohlen in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Alan Rickman in Bob Roberts
- Chris Penn in Reservoir Dogs
- Ray Walston in Of Mice and Men
- Tom Waits in Dracula
- Chris Isaak in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Tim Curry in Home Alone 2
- Sidney Poitier in Sneakers
- Russell Means in The Last of the Mohicans
- Oliver Platt in Beethoven
- Stanley Tucci in Beethoven
- Al Freeman Jr. in Malcolm X
- Fred Ward in The Player
- Peter Berg in A Midnight Clear
- James Earl Jones in Sneakers
- James Woods in Chaplin
- Jim Broadbent in The Crying Game
- Peter Ustinov in Lorenzo's Oil
- Rob Campbell in Unforgiven
- Kevin Bacon in A Few Good Men
- Woody Allen in Husbands and Wives
- Kevin Dillon in A Midnight Clear
- Stephen Tobolowsky in Sneakers
- Delroy Lindo in Malcolm X
- Billy Bob Thornton in One False Move
- Philip Seymour Hoffman in Scent of a Woman
- Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men
- Anthony James in Unforgiven
- Rob Lowe in Wayne's World
- David Lynch in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- J.T. Walsh in Hoffa
- Donald Sutherland in Buffy The Vampire Slayer
- Danny Webb in Alien 3
- Joe Pesci in Home Alone 2
- Rutger Hauer in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- David Strathairn in Sneakers
- Gilbert Gottfried in Aladdin
- River Phoenix in Sneakers
- Paul Reubens in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- David Paymer in Mr. Saturday Night
- Frank Whaley in Hoffa
- Ralph Brown in Alien 3
- Jared Harris in The Public Eye
- Ian Watkin in Dead Alive
- Philip Chan in HardBoiled
- Eddie Bracken in Home Alone 2
- Edward Bunker in Reservoir Dogs
- Eric Schweig in The Last of the Mohicans
- Ben Kingsley in Sneakers
- Vincent D'Onofrio in The Player
- Jonathan Freeman in Aladdin
- Philip Kwok in Hard Boiled
- Forest Whitaker in The Crying Game
- David Strathairn in A League of Their Own
- Lance Henriksen in Alien 3
- Robert Prosky in Far and Away
- Mako in Sidekicks
- Wayne Knight in Basic Instinct
- Zeljko Ivanek in School Ties
- James Rebhorn in Scent of a Woman
- Miguel Ferrer in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
- Richard E. Grant in Dracula
- Peter Gallagher in The Player
- Dan Aykroyd in Sneakers
- Harvey Keitel in Sister Act
- William Forsythe in American Me
- Brian Doyle-Murray in Wayne's World
- Daniel Stern in Home Alone 2
- Anthony Hopkins in Chaplin
- Rupert Graves in Damage
- Stephen Weber in Single White Female
- Cary Elwes in Dracula
- Christopher Walken in Batman Returns
- George Dzundza in Basic Instinct
- Chris O'Donnell in School Ties
- Michael Beach in One False Move
- Wolfgang Bodison in A Few Good Men
- Jaimz Woolvett in Unforgiven
- James Wilsby in Howard's End
- Kevin Pollack in A Few Good Men
- Ralph Maccio in My Cousin Vinny
- Ralph Brown in The Crying Game
- Fernando Rey in 1492 Conquest of Paradise
- Maurice Roeves in The Last of the Mohicans
- Billy Campbell in Dracula
- Dean Jones in Beethoven
- Dan Aykroyd in Chaplin
- John Heard in Home Alone 2
- Jonathan Brandis in Ladybugs
- Ron Silver in Mr. Saturday Night
- Armand Assante in 1492 Conquest of Paradise
- Bradley Whitford in Scent of a Woman
- Steven Bauer in Raising Cain
- Casey Siemaszko in Of Mice and Men
- Kiefer Sutherland in A Few Good Men
- Victor Garber in Light Sleeper
- Stephen Tobolowsky in Single White Female
- Chuck Norris in Sidekicks
- Beau Bridges in Sidekicks
- Gregory Sierra in Deep Cover
- Thomas Gibson in Far and Away
- Quentin Tarantino in Reservoir Dogs
- Spike Lee in Malcolm X
- Pauly Shore in Encino Man
- Charles Martin Smith in Deep Cover
- Danny DeVito in Batman Returns
- Michael DeLuise in Encino Man
- Joe Piscopo in Sidekicks
- Keanu Reeves in Dracula
19 comments:
For 1945, all I'm going to say is Edward G. Robinson in Scarlett Street. Seriously, he's freaking perfect.
James Mason - The Seventh Veil
Edward G Robinson - Scarlett Street
Jean Louis Barralt - Children Of Paradise
Robert Walker - The Clock
Cornel Wilde - Leave Her To Heaven
John Louis Barrault-Children of Paradise
Pierre Brasseur-Children of Paradise
Cornel Wilde-Leave Her to Heaven
Aldo Fabrizi-Rome Open City
Trevor Howard-Brief Encounter
Edward G. Robinson-Scarlett Street
Also, my winning pick is Best Actor 1983-
Robert De Niro in The King of Comedy.
I think King of Comedy is 82 by his rules.
For 1945 Lead:
Aldo Fabrizi in Rome, Open City
Trevor Howard in Brief Encounter
Roger Livesey in I Know Where I'm Going!
Robert Montgomery in They Were Expendable
Tom Neal in Detour
Robert Walker in The Clock
John Wayne in They Were Expendable
Cornel Wilde in Leave Her to Heaven
Some others:
Dana Andrews in Fallen Angel
Humphrey Bogart in Conflict
Susumu Fujita in The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail
James Mason in The Seventh Veil
James Mason in The Wicked Lady
Burgess Meredith in The Story of G.I. Joe
John Mills in The Way to the Stars
Michael Redgrave in The Way to the Stars
Edward G. Robinson in Scarlett Street
George Sanders in The Picture of Dorian Gray
Lawrence Tierney in Dillinger
Dawwwwww freakin Iceland. Okay then Best Actor 1982 then.
Louis: Your rating & thoughts on Keanu Reeves in Dracula.
I dunno -- how about Bruce Dern in 1989 for "The Burbs" as my winning pick?
I just realized you have to do a year from the 90's still. Can you do 1996 next? I just watched Lone Star and that could fill out a good 3 slots on the Alternate Supporting and DEFINITELY a slot for Lead with Chris Cooper.
Luke: It's pretty amazing how truly odd his accent it is and more importantly how he manages to make every facial expression and every line reading seem absolutely wrong.
Robert: That will probably be the next year from the 90's.
Louis, have you seen Frailty? I've heard great things about the film, as well as Matthew McConaughey's performance.
I recently saw the opening twenty minutes and McConaughey and Bill Paxton's performances both looked very promising as did the film itself. Unfortunately as I was interrupted, but I definitely will try to finish sometime soon.
Speaking of McConaughey, what's your ratings and thoughts on him and Harrelson on True Detective?
Louis seems like you hated devito in Batman , what do you rate him and why ?
Tarantino not in last place? You must have been in a good mood Louis haha.
Ratings/thoughts on the cast of Pacific Rim, please? And to boot Oscar Isaac in Drive, and Chris "Ludacris" Bridges in Crash.
Actually, your rating for Ludacris always bothered me. I actually thought he gave the BEST performance in Crash.
Matt: Both are giving great performances with McConaughey giving his career best.
Anonymous: A 2. It's really the type of performance you have to find entertaining to like, but I thought he went for too much of a broad note. Burgess Meredith forever.
Mark: Well Reeves could not really be denied for that performance could he?
Anonymous:
Perlman - 3(Too little to do but I rather enjoyed him and I kinda wanted to follow his whole story instead)
Elba - 3(It's all about the motivational speeches which he does well)
Day - 2.5(I think the scientists were a bit of a missed opportunity with Day seeming much more a sitcom regular here than a scientist)
Kazinsky - 2(Iceman, eh he's no Val Kilmer)
Collins - 1.5(He's just kinda of there)
Gorman - 1.5(Overacting was the right way to go probably but the film needed some one much more talented to do it. Gorman just isn't very entertaining or funny here)
Hunnam - 3(He's enthusiastic and passionate in a very cliched fashion but it works for the film)
Kikuchi - 3(Same as Hunnam)
Isaac - 3.5(Short but effective performance as he really does make you feel sorry for his character)
Ludacris - 3.5(Avoids the melodrama fairly well here, and his often slightly comic delivery was probably the best choice for the overwrought film)
Robert: It was never a real rating I suppose as when I make the lists, which are tad unwieldy at times, I will build it up by going from film to film and listing the casts. Crash was one of the first so Ludacris sort of got lost in the shuffle, also it probably did not help that I listed him as Chris Bridges making it so I forgot who I was even talking about.
No jack lemmon best supporting in 92? He was brilliant
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