Gene Hackman's best performance may be in one of his most overlooked films: The French Connection II. The cold turkey sequence is almost impossible to watch. That sequence left me chilled to the bone.
Eastwood was great in Gran Torino. He (Eastwood) reminded me so much of my own father it was surreal. I was watching Gran Torino and I kept thinking about my own late father. A couple of weeks later, I went to my sister's house and she says to me, "go see Gran Torino" and I told her that I had and she says to me, "Clint Eastwood reminded me of dad". Tough guy, nice lawn, didn't bother anyone, same jacket and pants.
With respect to Hackman, he was brilliant in Unforgiven. Absolutely brilliant (so was Eastwood and Freeman).
Question, why did Ray Romano end Hackman's acting days???
Ironically it was his long time friend Peter Boyle who persuaded him to make Welcome to Mooseport.
Hmmm .... definitely would not have 'Poseidon' on my list.
I really liked 'Crimson Tide' and 'No Way Out', also got a chuckle or two from 'The Replacements'.
I liked him in Enemy of the State with Will Smith.
runaway jury.I LOVED Crimson Tide. Best scene is when he argues with Denzel Washington. He was so convincing as a fucked up sub commander.
What's that movie where he plays a jury analyst?
That one was good too.
Hoosiers was one of his best
I LOVED Crimson Tide. Best scene is when he argues with Denzel Washington. He was so convincing as a fucked up sub commander.
What's that movie where he plays a jury analyst?
That one was good too.