Best Scene: The Beetles arrive into town.
Best Scene: The man trying to "escape" is killed.
Best Scene: Gallio's trail.
Best Scene: Cassius before the battle.
Best Scene: Fatso warns Maggio
- William Holden in Stalag 17
- Robert Ryan in The Naked Spur
- Ernest Borgnine in From Here to Eternity
- John Gielgud in Julius Caesar
- Marlon Brando in Julius Caesar
- Roland Lesaffre in Thérèse Raquin
- Jay Robinson in The Robe
- Otto Preminger in Stalag 17
- Lee Marvin in The Wild One
- Hans Conried in The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T
- Isao Yamagata in Gate of Hell
- Charles Laughton in Young Bess
- Jūzō Dosan in Love Letter
- Shirō Ōsaka in Tokyo Story
- Boris Karloff in A & C meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Jack Palance in Shane
- Richard Erdman in Stalag 17
- James Mason in The Desert Rats
- Charles Laughton in Salome
- Joseph Cotten in Niagara
- Jukichi Uno in Love Letter
- James Mason in The Story of Three Loves
- Jacques Duby in Thérèse Raquin
- Peter Graves in Stalag 17
- Millard Mitchell in The Naked Spur
- Lee Marvin in The Big Heat
- Peter van Eyck in The Wages of Fear
- Folco Lulli in The Wages of Fear
- Neville Brand in Stalag 17
- James Whitmore in Kiss Me Kate
- Keenan Wynn in Kiss Me Kate
- William Powell in How to Marry a Millionaire
- Ralph Meeker in The Naked Spur
- Gill Stratton in Stalag 17
- Robinson Stone in Stalag 17
- William Tubbs in The Wages of Fear
- Sig Ruman in Stalag 17
- So Yamamura in Tokyo Story
- Robert Strauss in Stalag 17
- Hasse Ekman in Sawdust and Tinsel
- Robert Beatty in Man on a Tightrope
- Jack Buchanan in The Band Wagon
- Donald O'Connor in Call Me Madam
- Alberto Sordi in I Vitelloni
- Franco Interlenghi in I Vitelloni
- Franco Frabrizi in I Vitelloni
- Leopoldo Trieste in I Vitelloni
- Koreya Senda in Gate of Hell
- Vittorio de Sica in The Earrings of Madame de...
- Kirk Douglas in The Story of Three Loves
- Edmond O'Brien in Julius Caesar
- Scott Forbes in Charade
- Robert Newton in The Desert Rats
- Bill Thompson in Peter Pan
- Farley Granger in The Story of Three Loves
- George Sanders in Call Me Madam
- Brian Aherne in Titanic
- Edmund Trizcinski in Stalag 17
- Karl Malden in I Confess
- Alexander Scourby in The Big Heat
- Louis Calhern in Julius Caesar
- David Wayne in How to Marry a Millionaire
- Hugh Griffith in The Beggar's Opera
- Edmund Gwenn in The Bigamist
- Harvey Lembeck in Stalag 17
- Donald Sindon in The Cruel Sea
- Eddie Albert in Roman Holiday
- Stanley Holloway in The Titfield Thunderbolt
- Hugh Griffith in The Titfield Thunderbolt
- Jack Warden in From Here to Eternity
- Richard Boone in Man on a Tightrope
- Adam Williams in The Big Heat
- Charles Coburn in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
- Denholm Elliott in The Cruel Sea
- Miles Malleson in The Captain's Paradise
- Frank Sinatra in From Here to Eternity
- Charles Goldner in The Captain's Paradise
- Stanley Baker in The Cruel Sea
- John McIntire in The Mississippi Gambler
- Adolph Menjou in Man on a Tightrope
- Oscar Levant in The Band Wagon
- Don Taylor in Stalag 17
- Reginald Denny in A & C meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Anthony Perkins in The Actress
- Michael Rennie in The Robe
- Tom Tully in The Moon is Blue
- Ward Bond in Hondo
- Richard Kiley in Pickup on South Street
- Paul Cavanagh in House of Wax
- George Reeves in From Here to Eternity
- Paul Cavanagh in The Mississippi Gambler
- Elisha Cook Jr. in Shane
- Frank Lovejoy in House of Wax
- Howard Keel in Calamity Jane
- James Whitmore in All The Brothers Were Valiant
- Keenan Wynn in All The Brothers Were Valiant
- Henry Morgan in Torch Song
- Bela Lugosi in Glen or Glenda
- Brian Aherne in I Confess
- John Harryson in Summer With Monika
- Emile Meyer in Shane
- Ray Teal in The Wild One
- Cameron Mitchell in Man on a Tightrope
- Richard Baseheart in Titanic
- Gig Young in Torch Song
- Geoffrey Toone in The Man Between
- Rhys Williams in Man in the Attic
- Ryosuke Kagawa in Ugetsu
- Robert Keith in The Wild One
- Philip Ober in From Here to Eternity
- Cedric Hardwicke in Salome
- Donald Sinden in Magambo
- Harley Power in Roman Holiday
- Robert Wagner in Titanic
- Jean-Pierre Aumont in Lili
- Peter Lind Hayes in The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T
- Michael Pate in Hondo
- Cecil Kellaway in Young Bess
- Lyle Bettger in All I Desire
- Harcourt Williams in Roman Holiday
- Karl Malden in Take the High Ground
- Alan Badel in Salome
- Paul Picerni in House of Wax
- Tommy Wall in Kiss Me Kate
- Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate
- Richard Long in All I Desire
- Brandon De Wilde in Shane
- Stewart Granger in Young Bess
- Dean Jagger in The Robe
- Craig Stevens in A & C meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Elliott Reid in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
- Tommy Noonan in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
- Byron Palmer in Man in the Attic
- Victor Mature in The Robe
- J. Carrol Naish in Beneath the 12-Mile Reef
- Guy Rolfe in Young Bess
- Richard Brewster in Little Fugitive
- Lloyd Nolan in Crazylegs
- Gregory Moffett in Robot Monster
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Robert Blake in In Cold Blood
Sidney Poitier in In the Heat of the Night
Sidney Poitier in To Sir with Love
James Garner in Hour of the Gun
Alain Delon in Le Samouraï
Louis: Rating & thoughts on Hans Conried in Peter Pan, Robert Ryan in The Naked Spur and James Mason in The Desert Rats
1967 Lead
Lee Marvin - The Dirty Dozen
Sidney Poitier - In The Heat Of The Night
Richard Harris - Camelot
Robert Blake/Scott Wilson -In Cold Blood
Toshiro Mifune - Samurai Rebellion
Thoughts/Ratings On:
Robert Ryan in The Naked Spur
Hans Conried in Peter Pan
James Mason in The Desert Rats
Edmund Trizcinski and Harvey Lembeck in Stalag 17 (if you can't tell I'm a massive fan of this film)
As for 1967 recommendations, you gotta do Poitier. Poitier. Poitier. I have a feeling we might have a William Hurt/Raul Julia on our hands...
Also I see Jack Palance has been bumped up to a 3.5! :) Any particular reason?
Robert Morse in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
Borgnine over Gielgud? Hmmmm....
Sidney Poitier-In the Heat of the Night
Robert Blake-In Cold Blood
Scott Wilson-In Cold Blood
James Garner-The Hour of the Gun
Richard Burton-The Taming of the Shrew
Dirk Bogarde-Accident
Dirk Bogarde-Our Mother's House
Also Louis, might your next visit to the 50's be 1957 Supporting? I really wanna see your review of Lancaster.
Ooh, there are two from The Seventh Seal he could do for 57 Supporting.
Ohhhh I forgot about The Seventh Seal. And then there's Lee J. Cobb in 12 Angry Men.
Gunnar Björnstrand HAS to be reviewed for that movie.
Sidney Poitier in In The Heat of the Night
Sidney Poitier in To Sir, With Love
Robert Blake in In Cold Blood
Alain Delon - The Godson
Marlon Brando - Reflections in a Golden Eye
Robert Blake - In Cold Blood
Scott Wilson - In Cold Blood
Sidney Poitier - In the Head of the Night
Toshiro Mifune - Samurai Rebellion
Tetsuro Tanba - Three Outlaw Samurai
Luke:
Conried - 3.5(Although Peter Pan is quite an obnoxious "hero" and really most of the stuff involving the Lost Boys is pretty lame the stuff involving Hook and his true adversary the crocodile are great. Part of this is because of Conried's entertaining voice work as Hook who he manages to make particularly endearing while still menacing enough. Plus an extra bonus for doing the Darling's father like Hook but with just enough of a difference to suggest a different character still)
Ryan - 4.5(Very close to a 5. All of the Stewart/Mann westerns should have had him as the villain instead of Arthur Kennedy because Ryan shows how it is done. Ryan can play a heavy in his sleep but this is one of the best examples of it. He actually cuts back on the menace here instead he gives an incredibly charismatic portrayal of his character's casual manner and Ryan makes it completely believable the way his character manipulates almost everyone)
Mason - 3.5(Somewhat wasted as his scenes almost seemed like they were added just to let Mason do a reprisal of Rommel. He's still good as he was in The Desert Fox with an extra ounce of intimidation since this Rommel is more villainous but there's just not much here for him)
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Trizcinski - 3(His performance is not much more than a cameo but the way he reads the letter and his delivery of "I believe it" is absolutely hilarious)
Lembeck - 3(I like his performance but the reason he would be fairly low in my ranking is that his attempts at comedy are always particularly obvious whereas the likes of Stratton and Ruman manage to be funnier without having to try so hard)
To be honest I was being overly critical of Palance in my original review. Although his role isn't that substantial he does a whole lot with those looks of his and he's great in both of his "prove it" scenes.
Fun fact about Captain Hook: Walt Disney vetoed killing him off because he knew audiences liked him more than Pan.
Robert Blake in In Cold Blood
Alain Delon in Le Samourai
Peter Finch in Far from the Madding Crowd
James Garner in Hour of the Gun
Sidney Poitier in In the Heat of the Night
Scott Wilson in In Cold Blood
Others:
Richard Burton in The Taming of the Shrew
Albert Finney in Two for the Road
Richard Harris in Camelot
Marcello Mastroianni in The Stranger
Sidney Poitier in To Sir, with Love
Also, rating and thoughts on Karloff in ACMDJMH
Karloff - 4(Although it's a comedic version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Karloff does not seem to care. Although as Hyde he's mostly caught in slapstick comedy antics, but as Jekyll (who is quite evil in this version) he's actually rather chilling. He does lusty old man in quite the fiendish way and even though he's acting with a very broad comedian Karloff still brings the gravitas to his role)
Louis, what are your thoughts of Peter O'Toole in "The Night Of The Generals?
That's one where I really need a re-watch as I have not seen it in some time, and even then it was not in the best circumstances. I do recall his performance being a lot like the second half of his performance in The Ruling Class in a good way.
Folco Lulli was excellent in The Wages of Fear.
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