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Posted: 12/17/2003 5:02:37 PM EDT
I know we will have a lot of different opinions but my favorite male white actor is Russell Crowe and the Black actor is Eddie Murphy (sp). Both men have played different roles and did a fab job.
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Black? White? Green!
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Jimmy Stewart was very versatile. Forrest Whittaker also comes to mind as an actor who becomes the character he is playing.
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Tom Hanks, other than that unfortunate film about a stupid volcano, what's that called, Mighty Joe? He's one of the best, and he doesn't mouth off like other self-important liberal, shit for brains actors.
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Gene Hackman and Lawrence (sometimes credited as Larry) Fishburne.
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Younger generation; Gary Sinise is a brilliant, versatile actor.
Older generation; Gene Hackman is hard to beat. Old school; Henry Fonda. His kids are shit but he was a great actor. Favorite black actor? It's a tough one. I have to admit, I like Denzel Washington. James Earl Jones is very talented, Roscoe Lee Brown, Lawrence Fishburn, Delroy Lindo, Samuel L. Jackson. All excellent actors and I can't choose a favorite. |
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Tom Hanks is terribly liberal. And I didn't care for that Philadelphia AIDS movie.
However, I do like most of his work and think he is a good actor. I also appreciate his WWII vets appreciation. His work on the WWII memorial and Private Ryan and Band of Brothers makes up for some of his wussy political activities. |
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I don't care about his political stance much, Tom Hanks is, IMHO, the best actor alive today.
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A toss up for white actor between Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford. For black actor, James Earl Jones.
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Favorite male honkey actor? Hmmmmm...going with Bill Murray (yes, I mean it).
Favorite person of african/carribean descent? James Earl Jones. Thulsa Doom, need I say more?!? Oh, and JEJ is also an avid gun collector & 2nd amendment supporter. |
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Funny how my bride and i were talking about this as we were watching "Awakenings" today. first you have Robin Williams who OBVIOUSLY does comedy yet did a great job in Patch Adams and Awakenings. Then you have Robert DeNiro who did a great job playing a mentally challenged patient as well as Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Midnight Run... One of my favorite comedies.
Samuel Jackson is great although except for Star Wars I think it is in his contract to say "Muthaf*cka" in EVERY movie he does. Morgan Freeman... Another great actor... I like his work. You know what bugs me though... I like Shawshank Redemption yet that pile of shit on the neck Tim Robbins is in it. Other than that...good movie... I think that was a remake from a movie called "Escape from Alcatraz" |
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Quoted: Willem Dafoe (Spelling?) View Quote +1 -also tom berringer (if he's a "hollyweird" creep, please don't tell me). -bill murray (yep, he's a republican) -shannan dority (she's a republican too. RAWWWR!!) oh man, almost forgot; john wayne & 'ol chucky. |
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Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote. [:D]
[devil] |
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Who is your best nonstereo-typical male actor? Both black and white... View Quote Anthony Hopkins James Earl Jones |
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Tom Hanks acting to a volleyball must be hard
Lawrence Fishburn acting to Keaneu Reeves-see volleyball |
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Best actors?
Harvey Keitel [pulp fiction] Samuel L. Jackson [pulp fiction] Lawrence Fishbourne [bad company] |
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Gerard Depardieux (sp). With a body like his you have to have some exceptional ability to pull it off.
I'll go along with Forrest Whittaker. Another big buy that's pulled off some great roles. |
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Quoted: Tom Hanks, other than that unfortunate film about a stupid volcano, what's that called, Mighty Joe? He's one of the best, and he doesn't mouth off like other self-important liberal, shit for brains actors. View Quote Joe vs. the Volcano I kinda liked it... until he got to the island |
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Gary Oldman
Benicio Del Toro My favorite black actor, I forget his name, the movies he plays in, etc. He hasn't been in anything for a while. His name's Jeffery something. |
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Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote. [:D][devil] View Quote Howzat? [stick] [:D] |
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Sam L. Jackson
Val Kilmer I like the way Sam L. Jackson speaks, he speaks so clearly, not the tipical "hood" talk that you'd expect. Kilmer is a very versital actor. He's played everyone from "Doc Holiday" and "Jim Morrison" to a fighter pilot in Top Gun. I don't think there's a part that he can't play. Bruce Willis is good too and I like Tom Selleck. |
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Just a few...
Keith David - "They Live", "Platoon" Robert Duvall - "The Great Santini", "The Godfather" James Earl Jones - "Dr. Strangelove", "Field of Dreams" Scott Glenn - "Urban Cowboy", "Hunt For Red October" Edit - change "Glen" to "Glenn" -- guess I'm thinking of single malts. [;D] |
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Quoted: Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote. [:D][devil] View Quote Howzat? [stick] [:D] View Quote Most of the problem is not the misguided actors, but the damn media: anything a famous actor says, even if he or she mumbles it to themself while sitting on the shitter, is bound to make the front page of People, next to a picture of Britney Spears getting it on with a hamster. You or I could drive around the city shouting it out the window and nobody would care. Of course, I buy the issue of People to see the pics of Britney getting it on with a hamster, then read the latest lame comments from Tim Robbins and get all pissed off. Maybe Hollywood types should be forced to keep a wad of R50 insulation in their mouths when not on a set. |
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I'd say Morgan Freeman,
and Bruce Cambell. Oh, you said non-stereotypical. hmmm Steve Buscimi TXL |
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My two all time favorites: Henry Fonda and James Steward.
My action favorite: Sean Connery Comedy favorite: Charlie Chaplin My other favorites (not in any particular order): Morgan Freeman Tom Hanks Forrest Whittaker Samuel Jackson James Earl Jones Robert Deniro Andy Griffith Tom Selleck Chow Yun Phat Toshiro Misfune Bruce Willis Arnold Swarzeneger Antonio Banderas ect... |
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Quoted: On the other hand, they take the money you pay them, and influence what you don't have a vote on. Howzat? [stick] [:D] View Quote [b]Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote.[/b] Made it in bold type so you got it this time. Howzat? [:D] [devil] |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote. [:D][devil] View Quote Howzat? [stick] [:D] View Quote Most of the problem is not the misguided actors, but the damn media: anything a famous actor says, even if he or she mumbles it to themself while sitting on the shitter, is bound to make the front page of People, next to a picture of Britney Spears getting it on with a hamster. You or I could drive around the city shouting it out the window and nobody would care. Of course, I buy the issue of People to see the pics of Britney getting it on with a hamster, then read the latest lame comments from Tim Robbins and get all pissed off. Maybe Hollywood types should be forced to keep a wad of R50 insulation in their mouths when not on a set. View Quote You're pretty much right on. If we had the money then we could have the same stage. But life isn't always fair. It's a bitch, ain't it! [:D] [devil] |
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Edward Norton!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Black actor....well, James Earl Jones....Morgan Freeman ( when he isn't type cast ).... |
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Since the Duke, Coop, Stewart & Mitchum are gone.....
Tossup: Robert Duvall (Apocalypse, Open Range) Tom Selleck (Quigley, Sackett movies) Sam Elliott (Roadhouse, Sackett movies) And James Earl Jones..... |
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Quoted: Quoted: On the other hand, they take the money you pay them, and influence what you don't have a vote on. Howzat? [stick] [:D] View Quote [b]Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote.[/b] Made it in bold type so you got it this time. Howzat? [:D] [devil] View Quote |
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Quoted: I got it the first time, Captain America! [BD] View Quote I have always maintained that if everyone, everywhere got a beating every day, the world would be a better place! [:D] [devil] |
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I'm the only SOB that likes Eddie Murphy? Yeah, all the others are great. Some truly great. I really like Morgan, Denzell and the rest but none, in my opinion, can play different roles as well as Eddie. It also surprised me nobody mentioned Richard Prior. Yep, he was typecast as a comedian. He was damned good!
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It's this guy, hands down.
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it would be amusing for the orginal poster to edit his post to something along the lines of:
"what male actor produces the most homosexual urges in you" [lol] |
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Quoted: Billy Bob Thornton and I don't give a tinker's damn about his or any other actor's politics. I pay to see them act not influence my vote. [:D] [devil] View Quote Same here. [coffee] And many others, I'll start a list@#$%%# |
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Quoted: Quoted: Brendan Fraser View Quote [>:/] You're kidding, right? View Quote No, he just thought the title said "Favorite gay actor"! |
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> Tom Hanks
Woohooo. Batchelor Party! [url] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086927/ [/url] Mmmm, Tawny Kitaen! Personaly I like Kurt Russell full stop, particularly his Clint Eastwood impressions. /Phil |
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Red_Beard,
You can't appreciate someone of your own gender as an accomplished person without being a homo? Do you know something I don't? Is Eddie or Russell gay? I've admitted for years I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body. Okay, I'll admit that may have went over your head... |
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Quoted: Kevin Spacy and Morgan Freeman. View Quote Yup-----------[coffee] |
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Quoted: Best actors? Harvey Keitel [pulp fiction] Samuel L. Jackson [pulp fiction] Lawrence Fishbourne [bad company] & pbr streetgang View Quote Yup, yup, yup, and John T [pulp fiction] [coffee] |
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Quoted: Kevin Spacy and Morgan Freeman. View Quote Yup, yup [coffee] |
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