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Funny, I was thinking about him last night, his role in The Fisher King. Just brilliant!
I just watched The Fisher King again last week, for the first time in years.
Brilliant is the word that came to my mind, too.
Then I watched him again in Seabiscuit. The guy is versatile, the guy has range.
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Kevin Kline
Excellent call.
Kevin Kline is solid and indeed underrated. Patricia Clarkson doesn't seem to get much love, but I suppose her body of work is not as large as some of the other actors mentioned in this thread.
One of my favorite actors who doesn't seem to get a lot of attention is Gary Oldman. Up until recently, he seemed stuck in villainous roles, and now he has been inserted into the Batman/Potter franchise, but I loved some of his earlier stuff, and I bet he'd be up for something less mainstream if it was offered to him.
Steve Buscemi (especially loved him in Ghost World)
AND Nancy Travis! She Is an Actor with The Most stage presence I have ever seen! She draws me in so Deep Into In her ROLE in Rose Red, and I really feel for her in Those last moments! I have seen Rose Red 3 times! And it was Not until my 3rd time I really saw in those Last Moment Of Nancys Charactor Dr. Joyce Reardon the true art she can preform! The Mini Moment of desperatin when she realizes where she is and whats happening really TORE into me! THANKS Nancy Travis For sharing YOUR Art with The world Hope You are Reconized for it Ptah5
I just watched The Fisher King again last week, for the first time in years.
Brilliant is the word that came to my mind, too.
Then I watched him again in Seabiscuit. The guy is versatile, the guy has range.
Excellent call.
Kevin Kline is solid and indeed underrated. Patricia Clarkson doesn't seem to get much love, but I suppose her body of work is not as large as some of the other actors mentioned in this thread.
One of my favorite actors who doesn't seem to get a lot of attention is Gary Oldman. Up until recently, he seemed stuck in villainous roles, and now he has been inserted into the Batman/Potter franchise, but I loved some of his earlier stuff, and I bet he'd be up for something less mainstream if it was offered to him.
Steve Buscemi (especially loved him in Ghost World)
Hank Azaria. I thought that he was great in "The Birdcage" but I think that his Boris Karloff imitation in "The Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" stole the show.
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