5. Andy Garcia in The Godfather Part III- Garcia never reaches the
emotional highs of Godfather predecessors and has awkwardly acted
moments throughout.
4. Graham Greene in Dances With Wolves- Greene's performance is not bad, but never anything really memorable either.
3. Al Pacino in Dick Tracy- Al Pacino goes full force over the top, which fits the role and is somewhat entertaining, but never extremely entertaining though.
2. Bruce Davison in Longtime Companion- Davison gives a very good performance in his few pivotal scenes. He is less impressive in his other scenes, but still it is a strong performance.
1. Joe Pesci in Goodfellas- Pesci's performance is easily my win, since it is an example of a perfect supporting performance that only adds to his film.
Deserving Performances:
Robert De Niro in Goodfellas
Albert Finney in Miller's Crossing