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Morgan Freeman
Sigourney Weaver Vivien Leigh Elizabeth Taylor Jack Nicholson Cher Jessica Lange Laurence Olivier Meryl Streep Gary Sinise |
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Raymond Walburn
W.C. Fields Jean Arthur Edna May Oliver Ralph Richardson Nadia Sibirskaia Grady Sutton Arthur Hunnicutt Eddie Bracken Deborah Kerr special mention: Mae Marsh |
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1. Joaquin Phoenix
2. Russell Crowe 3. Johnny Depp 4. Leonardo DiCaprio 5. Bruce Campbell 6. Kevin Spacey 7. Vince Vaughn 8. Geoffrey Rush 9. Samuel L. Jackson 10. Tom Hanks All of these men I really love to watch, but some of them I also really like looking at. ![]() |
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my list tends to change, but here goes (in random order):
Shirley MacLaine Barbra Streisand Morgan Freeman Meryl Streep Diane Keaton Kevin Bacon Robin Williams Julia Roberts (sorry) Jennifer Lopez (sorry again) Harrison Ford honorable mention: Michelle Pfeiffer |
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Ed Harris
Christopher Walken Briget Fonda Hilary Swank Jack Nicholson Al Pacino Robert De Niro Josh Brolin Meryl Streep Johnny Depp |
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Katharine Hepburn
Bette Davis Rosalind Russell Vivien Leigh Jodie Foster Cary Grant Laurence Olivier Jimmy Stewart Jack Nicholson Kevin Kline Honorable mentions: Kathy Bates & Jeremy Irons
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1. Joan Crawford
and then in no order Sigourney Weaver Bette Davis Marilyn Monroe Sharon Stone Arnold Schwarzenegger (sad but true) Sam Neill Michael Douglas Kathleen Turner Meryl Streep (moreso for comedic roles) |
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Do you like SHe Devil that she was in? Thats one of my absolute favorites!
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Julia rules. No sorry needed. But JLo.. hard to forgive you
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I always remember my mother when I see Deborah. They were not that look-alike (mom looked far more like Natalie Wood in her youth), but she was fan of Deborah Kerr. My fave movie of DK is An Affair to remember. |
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You're leaving it up to interpretation, just what you mean by "top." Not sure if you mean who I think are the "best" ones or who are my "favorites" (yes, I do see a difference). So I'm taking it to mean the latter. (Sorry, trying to protect myself by reading all the small print. You never know who might sue you.
![]() )Basically in order: Gregory Peck Spencer Tracy Cary Grant Gene Kelly Charlie Chaplin Paul Rudd Albert Brooks Ruth Gordon Dianne Wiest Glenn Close Meryl Streep Madeline Kahn Lee Remick Carole Lombard - Jake Just came back to edit the above. First of all, I had meant Peck when I typed in Tracy - they did both play lawyers. Also, since others aren't sticking to ten, me neither.:> )
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Spencer Tracy
Hanna Schygulla Carole Lombard Romolo Valli Clifton Webb Anna Magnani Philippe Noiret Cheng Pei Pei Maggie Smith Aleksander Bardini Honorable mentions: Jean-Pierre Bacri, Maggie Cheung Romy
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Non vogliate negar l'esperienza di retro al sol, del mondo sanza gente Considerate la vostra semenza fatti non foste a viver come bruti ma per seguir virtute e canoscenza ~ Dante Alighieri, Divina Commedia, Inferno Canto XXVI |
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Marcello Mastroianni
Peter Sellers Emily Watson Gabriel Byrne Eric Bana Adrien Brody Ralph fiennes Sam Neil Kathy Burke Daneil Day Lewis |
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I'm not George Sanders's biggest fan, no. However, Edgar G. Ulmer -- one of my cinematic heroes & the man who I think should have directed Gone With the Wind (in a style approximating that of his great Detour) -- directed Sanders in an excellent role & performance opposite Hedy Lamarr in a film called Strange Woman. That's my favorite Sanders performance, followed probably by his dastardly cousin in Hitchcock's Rebecca.
Sanders was also excellent as the King in Preminger's Forever Amber, another film that should have served as the model for GWTW & directorial style & personality. (I'm an oddball Preminger fan because I consider Whirlpool his greatest & one of Ben Hecht's best & weirdest screenplays.) ![]() Sanders's role in All About Eve is a bit of a puzzle because I can't quite tell whether he's meant to approximate George Jean Nathan or James Agate. ![]() |
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