Phillip Seymour Hoffman had one of the most outstanding performances in history as Truman Capote in my opinion. Here's w
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ebjones4 — 19 years ago(October 10, 2006 07:37 PM)
Robert De Niro- Raging Bull
Denzel Washington- Glory, and Training Day
Edward Norton- American History X
Ken Watanbe- The Last Samurai
Anthony Hopkins- Silence of the Lambs
Susan Sarandon- Dead Man Walking
Michael Clarke Duncan- The Green Mile
Morgan Freeman- Shawshank Redemption, and Million Dollar Baby
Leonardo DiCaprio- What's eating Gilbert Grape
Jamie Foxx- Ray
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streethawk66 — 14 years ago(March 06, 2012 10:25 AM)
my top 10 performances
Al pacino - the godfather trilogy, scarface, Heat, Carlitos way, Scent of a woman
Daniel Day lewis -In the name of the father, My left foot, the boxer,gangs of new york
Robert DE Niro - Raging Bull, Heat, Goodfellas, Casino, godfather 2
Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the lambs, Fracture, Magic
Jack Nicholson -One flew over the cukoo cukoos nest, As good as it gets, the departed, the crossing guard, batman
Morgan Freeman- Shawshank Redemption
Kevin Spacey- seven, American Beauty, the usual suspects
Samuel L Jackson- Pulp Fiction, the negotiator
Leonardo DiCaprio- gangs of new york, the departed, whats eating gilbert grape
Denzel Washington - The hurricane, Safe house
also want to mention
joe pesci - casino, goodfellas
Danny Glover- the color purple, lethal weapon movies- silverado
james caan- the godfather, misery
kathy bates- misery
ray winston - nil by mouth, sexy beast
tommy lee jones- in the valley of elah, the fugitive
harrison ford- patriot games- indiana jones movies, star wars movies, air force one, the devils own
sean bean - patriot games
brad pitt- seven, the devils own, sleepers
liam neeson- taken, rob roy, schindlers list, k19 the widowmaker -
danielcostintanase — 19 years ago(October 16, 2006 04:50 AM)
In no particular order:
- Al Pacino - Dog Day Afternoon & Scent of a Woman
- Jack Nicholson - As Good as it Gets
- Robert DeNiro - Raging Bull & Once Upon A Time In America
- Anthony Hopkins - Silence of the Lambs
- Nicholas Cage - Leaving Las Vegas
- Marlon Brando - Godfather
- Ellen Burstyn - Requiem for a Dream
- Tim Robins - Mystic River
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dalya23 — 19 years ago(October 16, 2006 04:32 PM)
1.Robert DeNiro - Raging Bull
2.Edward Norton - American History X
3.Al Pacino - Dog Day Afternoon
4.Robert DeNiro - Taxi Driver
5.Marlon Brando - On The Waterfront
6.Kathy Bates - Misery
7.Daniel Day Lewis - My Left Foot
8.Malcolm McDowell - A Clockwork Orange
9.Peter Sellers - Dr Strangelove
10.Denzel Washington - Malcolm X -
miike80 — 19 years ago(October 17, 2006 02:58 AM)
i'm glad i've seen malcolm mc dowell,peter sellers and marlon brando otherwise i would have thought no one have seen movies made after the eighties.many lists are kinda pathetic
even equiped with a shovel and you couldn't dig this