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| Author: | Tim [ Fri May 05, 2017 12:04 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
Bruno's list looks like nice compromise between my version and Luuk's. I am willing to go with it until further notice. |
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| Author: | AyaMelie [ Fri May 05, 2017 12:05 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Buster Keaton 2. Jack Lemmon 3. Harold Lloyd 4. Burt Lancaster 5. Klaus Kinski 6. Peter Lorre 7. Max Linder 8. Gene Kelly 9. Charles Laughton 10. Groucho Marx / The Marx Brothers 11. Ben Kingsley 12. Laurel and Hardy 13. Jean-Pierre Léaud 14. Fredric March 15. James Mason 16. Tony Chiu Wai Leung 17. Jean Marais 18. Jerry Lewis 19. Boris Karloff 20. Dilip Kumar 21. Bruce Lee 22. Aamir Khan 23. Lee Marvin 24. Nino Manfredi 25. Christopher Lee 26. Karl Malden 27. Bela Lugosi 28. John Malkovich 29. Heath Ledger 30. Harvey Keitel 31. Rudolf Klein-Rogge 32. Takeshi Kitano 33. Martin Landau 34. Steve Martin 35. Fred MacMurray 36. Jet Li 37. Kevin Kline Although Lancaster is more acclaimed and popular, Lloyd beats him in influence and cultural impact by a bigger margin. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Fri May 05, 2017 12:07 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
Lloyd was also very popular during silent era himself. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Fri May 05, 2017 12:29 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
I'd say it breaks down like this: Influence: Lloyd Acclaim: Lancaster Popular and cultural recognition: close but Lloyd Body of work: Lancaster Overall, I'd prefer to keep Lancaster ahead. |
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| Author: | Sherick [ Fri May 05, 2017 12:47 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
Luuk-DireStraits wrote: Last thing, and maybe it's advocating my own cause. But I'd place Hauer higher than #35. He is the most acclaimed and popular Dutch actor of all time, especially thanks to his roles in the 1960s TV series Floris and the films Turkish Delight, Katie Tippel, Max Havelaar, Soldier of Orange, Grijpstra & De Gier and Spetters. His supporting role in Blade Runner is iconic, very culturally recognizable (especially his improvised monologue about "tears in the rain"). His career after this is probably not too impressive, but films like Eureka, Escape from Sobibor, Sin City and Batman Begins have received considerable acclaim. I'd say definitely above Jurgens. I think there is an important distinction that needs to be made, not just here but for the future as well. The film Batman Begins is acclaimed, and the acting overall was generally acclaimed, but never did anybody make a single remark about Rutger Hauer's performance. Ditto for Sin City. I've seen it a lot on here where an actor was given credit for appearing in an acclaimed film as if that acclaim is their own individually. Christopher Lee was in '48 Hamlet, it has absolutely nothing to do with his legacy or ability that he was in one of the most lauded films of the time. |
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| Author: | AyaMelie [ Fri May 05, 2017 4:37 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
Tiny Tim wrote: I'd say it breaks down like this: Influence: Lloyd Acclaim: Lancaster Popular and cultural recognition: close but Lloyd Body of work: Lancaster Overall, I'd prefer to keep Lancaster ahead. If you are combining popularity and cultural impact, then Lloyd beats Lancaster by an important enough margin. As you said earlier, they are both popular, then add on the enormous cultural impact of the character created by Lloyd as well as that of the famous "clock scene" and Lloyd comes out as a clear winner. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Fri May 05, 2017 4:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
I agree with Sherick that body of work for sake of this list shouldn't be treated like it was for sake of directors list. Actors are generally much less responsible for film's quality than directors are, especially when it comes to cameo-like performances like in Hauer's case. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Fri May 05, 2017 5:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Buster Keaton 2. Jack Lemmon 3. Harold Lloyd/Burt Lancaster 4. Burt Lancaster/Harold Lloyd 5. Klaus Kinski 6. Gene Kelly 7. Peter Lorre 8. Charles Laughton 9. Max Linder 10. Groucho Marx / The Marx Brothers 11. Ben Kingsley 12. Fredric March 13. Laurel and Hardy 14. Jean-Pierre Léaud 15. James Mason 16. Tony Chiu Wai Leung 17. Boris Karloff 18. Dilip Kumar 19. Jean Marais 20. Jerry Lewis 21. Lee Marvin 22. Nino Manfredi 23. Bruce Lee 24. Aamir Khan 25. Christopher Lee 26. Karl Malden 27. Heath Ledger 28. Bela Lugosi 29. Harvey Keitel 30. John Malkovich 31. Rudolf Klein-Rogge 32. Takeshi Kitano 33. Steve Martin 34. Martin Landau 35. Fred MacMurray 36. Kevin Kline 37. Jet Li Something like this for compromise. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Sat May 06, 2017 6:46 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
I think I'd prefer to have Lancaster above Lloyd. Lancaster can be credited with significant influence and cultural impact himself, being among more independently minded actors of his era and cited as inspiration by Robert Redford. |
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| Author: | Bruno [ Sat May 06, 2017 6:49 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
Agreed. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Sat May 06, 2017 8:35 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Laurence Olivier 2. Paul Newman 3. Jack Nicholson 4. Toshiro Mifune 5. Marcello Mastroianni 6. Al Pacino 7. Gregory Peck 8. Peter O'Toole 9. Robert Mitchum 10. Michel Piccoli 11. Sean Penn 12. Tatsuya Nakadai 13. Phillipe Noiret 14. Bill Murray 15. Gary Oldman 16. Walter Matthau 17. Yves Montand 18. Steve McQueen 19. Liam Neeson 20. Ian McKellen 21. Paul Muni 22. David Niven 23. Edward Norton 24. Thomas Mitchell 25. Nanni Moretti 26. Joe Pesci 27. Joaquin Phoenix 28. Joel McCrea 29. Viggo Mortensen 30. Victor McLaglen 31. Armin Mueller-Stahl 32. Franco Nero 33. Matthew McConaughey 34. Nick Nolte 35. Robert Montgomery 36. Ulrich Mühe 37. Masahiro Motoki You can make an argument for completely different ordering of top six but mine feels rather uncontroversial (Pacino at #6 aside) |
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| Author: | Luuk [ Sat May 06, 2017 1:30 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Laurence Olivier 2. Paul Newman 3. Jack Nicholson 4. Toshiro Mifune 5. Al Pacino 6. Marcello Mastroianni 7. Gregory Peck 8. Peter O'Toole 9. Robert Mitchum 10. Michel Piccoli 11. Sean Penn 12. Tatsuya Nakadai 13. Philippe Noiret 14. Bill Murray 15. Gary Oldman 16. Walter Matthau 17. Yves Montand 18. Steve McQueen 19. Ian McKellen 20. Paul Muni 21. Liam Neeson 22. David Niven 23. Edward Norton 24. Thomas Mitchell 25. Nanni Moretti 26. Joel McCrea 27. Viggo Mortensen 28. Victor McLaglen 29. Armin Mueller-Stahl 30. Joe Pesci 31. Joaquin Phoenix 32. Franco Nero 33. Matthew McConaughey 34. Robert Montgomery 35. Ulrich Mühe 36. Nick Nolte 37. Masahiro Motoki Still not entirely comfortable with Newman over Nicholson, though... As somebody pointed out earlier, Newman's cultural impact because of his philantrophy and autoracing obsession doesn't relate too much with his acting. By the way, I could also see Mifune at #2, but let's see how the others think about that. |
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| Author: | Bruno [ Sat May 06, 2017 2:35 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Laurence Olivier 2. Paul Newman 3. Jack Nicholson 4. Al Pacino 5. Toshiro Mifune 6. Marcello Mastroianni 7. Gregory Peck 8. Peter O'Toole 9. Robert Mitchum 10. Michel Piccoli 11. Sean Penn 12. Tatsuya Nakadai 13. Philippe Noiret 14. Bill Murray 15. Gary Oldman 16. Walter Matthau 17. Yves Montand 18. Steve McQueen 19. Ian McKellen 20. Liam Neeson 21. Paul Muni 22. David Niven 23. Edward Norton 24. Joe Pesci 25. Thomas Mitchell 26. Nanni Moretti 27. Joaquin Phoenix 28. Joel McCrea 29. Viggo Mortensen 30. Victor McLaglen 31. Armin Mueller-Stahl 32. Matthew McConaughey 33. Franco Nero 34. Nick Nolte 35. Robert Montgomery 36. Ulrich Mühe 37. Masahiro Motoki Luuk-DireStraits wrote: Still not entirely comfortable with Newman over Nicholson, though... And I put Pacino in this battle too, very hard to define this top 4. I think Mifune and Mastroianni are giant actors, but they are on a step down, in my opinion, especially in acclaim and popularity. |
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| Author: | Tim [ Sat May 06, 2017 2:42 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
I'd say even if we ignore Newman's philanthropy and autoracing contributions (and I'm ok with that) he still comfortably beats Jack in both influence and popularity while the rest of criteria are close. Also don't agree with Mifune and Mastroianni being step behind Pacino. They are clearly two most famous and respected non-english language actors, at least in the West. Mastroianni for example has three Academy nominations which is unique feat for "foreign" actor. On the other hand, Pacino generally strikes me as least popular out of "big four". |
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| Author: | AyaMelie [ Sat May 06, 2017 3:20 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Greatest Movie Actors (Revision) |
1. Laurence Olivier 2. Paul Newman 3. Toshiro Mifune 4. Marcello Mastroianni 5. Jack Nicholson 6. Al Pacino 7. Gregory Peck 8. Peter O'Toole 9. Robert Mitchum 10. Michel Piccoli 11. Sean Penn 12. Tatsuya Nakadai 13. Philippe Noiret 14. Bill Murray 15. Gary Oldman 16. Walter Matthau 17. Yves Montand 18. Steve McQueen 19. Ian McKellen 20. Paul Muni 21. Liam Neeson 22. Thomas Mitchell 23. Nanni Moretti 24. Joel McCrea 25. Viggo Mortensen 26. Victor McLaglen 27. David Niven 28. Edward Norton 29. Armin Mueller-Stahl 30. Joe Pesci 31. Matthew McConaughey 32. Joaquin Phoenix 33. Robert Montgomery 34. Ulrich Mühe 35. Masahiro Motoki 36. Franco Nero 37. Nick Nolte The top 6 is very, very close. |
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