OP wants you to pick ONE.DiCaprio and De Niro and Nicholson are great lead actors. They set the tone and everyone follows. GREAT LEADS DO NOT GROW ON TREES
Brando as well was and Ronald Reagan LOL
OP wants you to pick ONE.DiCaprio and De Niro and Nicholson are great lead actors. They set the tone and everyone follows. GREAT LEADS DO NOT GROW ON TREES
Brando as well was and Ronald Reagan LOL
Total reversal of each's career persona.King of Comedy was brilliant...and Jerry Lewis’ performance in that film is under-rated imo.
I remember watching that film with a buddy of mine many years ago back in university- he’d seen the movie before and I was seeing it for the first time. Anyway...my friend’s comment was that this was undoubtedly what Jerry Lewis was like in real life...and it made sense...and then I thought, “Jerry Lewis nailed this performance.” LOL.Total reversal of each's career persona.
De Niro plays the irreverent comic and Lewis plays the serious unfunny professional.
He showed his chops in The InternRobert Di Nero, I know Trump supporters hate him. Taxi Driver and Casino.
The Truman Show. He was superb. All other movies he played a clown in one form or another. The Riddler, ACE Ventura, The Mask, Dumb and Dumber, The Cable Guy, Mr Popper, The Grinch, etc.I remember watching that film with a buddy of mine many years ago back in university- he’d seen the movie before and I was seeing it for the first time. Anyway...my friend’s comment was that this was undoubtedly what Jerry Lewis was like in real life...and it made sense...and then I thought, “Jerry Lewis nailed this performance.” LOL.
It was sorta like watching Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems; or Jim Carey playing a serious role: You’re kinda wondering how this is gonna go; and then all of a sudden you see a completely different side of this performer’s skill in an unexpected place...and it turns out to be unexpectedly great.
Did you mean Henry Fonda perhaps?Can't really name just one. Peter Sellers would probably come the closest, but then what about Tyrone Power, Bogart, Gable, Peter Fonda, Anthony Quinn, Jimmy Cagney, Spencer Tracy, Gary Cooper? If you love cinema, you can't possibly name just one.
Oh, yeah, Henry- so many names to remember.Did you mean Henry Fonda perhaps?
Like Dustin Hoffman, Gary Oldman could pick up his second Oscar later in his career. So far David Fincher's Mank hasn't been moved from its American Thanksgiving release date. Fincher has always been a director that casts to fit a role, not star power. I'm looking forward to Oldman as Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman Mankiewicz, with Amanda Seyfried as William Randolph Hearst's mistress Marion Davies. The real dark horse of the project is Tom Burke as Orson Wells.Gary Oldman has an impressive career