worst acting ever
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Movie_map — 16 years ago(November 15, 2009 11:11 AM)
His big speech was truly an embarrassment. Sean Connery, Natalie Wood, Karl Malden, Martin Landau, Brian Keith. These are all talented actors. It just goes to show that the actor can't always transcend the material.
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mail-2775 — 16 years ago(December 28, 2009 09:25 AM)
Not THE worst acting, maybe his worst acting, though, as he is a truly great actor. He overacted in this, but it was well overshadowed by the always horrible acting of Natalie Wood. Karl Malden was pretty good in it, and Sean Connery was great.
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superturbo4 — 15 years ago(June 02, 2010 02:34 AM)
The film's isn't Martin Landau's finest moment. He probably was acting all TV style-ish. remember he practically came off Space 1999 and he hated doing the season 2 scripted stuff and was still out of it as an actor. his roles in Mission Impossible easily surpass his role in Meteor let alone Season 2 of Space 1999!
And he went on years later to get an award for doing Ed Wood with Johnny Depp.
Film's good it just has some low points. Its easy these days to critise acting in older movies now, but at the time these were big huge releases garnering the same treatment today's film releases get when their out in theaters. So they'll ahve there ups and downs in terms of acting, but look at the cast list and tell me it wasn't a big movie?
Saying its the worse film you've ever seen is such an overly made exaggeration trying to get unnecessary attention thrown upon yourself.
Worse film of all time. I think not!
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SealedCargo — 6 years ago(May 04, 2019 04:43 AM)
you have to realize, though, that this is a Hollywood film, and to counter the friendly nice Russian leader you MUST have the evil American military guy. i mean, it just HAS to happen and so it happened that Landau had to play that role that was written to be overboard.
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Eric-62-2 — 5 years ago(May 12, 2020 05:23 PM)
Bingo. This was the heyday of the 70s where in Hollywood, Soviet Communists are always shown as "ordinary, real people just like us" but American military figures who are suspicious of them are the evil paranoics with one-dimensional attitudes. I would note that Hollywood was shoveling this crap down our throats at a time when Soviet represssion was reaching a new height in the Brezhnev era.