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This would be tough to do. I'd have to fit Pacino, De Niro, and Nicholson in there someplace. For the 2000s, I'm going with my man Phillip Seymour Hoffman. He's simply a great actor with alot of depth. MI3, Capote, Owning Mahowny, 25th Hour, Punch Drunk Love, Love Liza, Almost Famous, Cold Mountain....and he showed he can be extemely funny with Along Came Polly.
It would be very tough to leave out Morgan Freeman as well. |
For the 2000's I'd pick Brad Pitt. Every movie he does is a big deal. That and his resume is a bit more diverse than say someone like Tom Hanks. Him or Russell Crowe. Cause everything he touches his gold. Aside from 'Proof of Life'.
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Originally Posted by FRwL
Waking up on the wrong side of the bed sucks huh? No but seriously calm down, there's a "by the way" at the end, and you don't need to get red faced of what someone thinks is the definitive actor of some decade, remember the 'you' in 'what you think'. And what's up with your antagonism in your list? You don't see me pissing all over your choices...
You can disagree, question, and piss all over my choices. At least, I thought about them. |
1970s: Robert De Niro/Al Pacino
1980s: Harrison Ford/Sylvester Stallone 1990s: Tom Hanks/Tom Cruise 2000s: Russell Crowe/Tom Cruise |
Gable is a lock on the '30s.
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80s = Molly Ringwald, you bastards. :)
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50's definately Brando. 2000's it's got to be Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
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50's Marlon Brando
60's Paul Newman 70's Jack Nicholson 80's Harrison Ford 90's Pauly Shore |
2000's Rob Schneider.
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Originally Posted by FRwL
You'd be surprised at his non-Bond roles, Macbeth, a war film (memorable cameo anyway), a Hitchcock film, The Hill, A Fine Madness, a Western, versatile roles, proving he can go beyond Bond. It is my opinion of course. He's my favorite actor by the way.
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Originally Posted by ktan1
When I think of 80's movies superstar, first name to pop up is Stallone & Arnold. Yeah Ford was in all the blockbusters, but you saw them because it was a Star Wars or Indy movie. You put any other actor, you'd still go see it because it was SW or Indy.
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Originally Posted by digitalfreaknyc
Sorry. COMPLETELY disagree. Harrison made those roles. Without question.
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Originally Posted by Lunatikk
uhh yeah I'm agree. put any other meathead in the arnold or stallone roles and its the same movie.
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10s: Charlie Chaplin
20s: Buster Keaton 30s: Clark Gable 40s: Humphrey Bogart 50s: James Dean (Only 3 movies, but he defined the 50s for me) 60s: Paul Newman (or Steve McQueen) 70s: Robert De Niro 80s: 90s: Tom Hanks 00s: Philip Seymour Hoffman (or Ed Norton Jr.) I'm still thinking about the 80s. |
Originally Posted by Rockmjd23
2000's Rob Schneider.
now thats just crazy talk |
20's Buster Keaton
30's Clark Gable 40's Humphrey Bogart 50's Marlon Brando 60's Paul Newman 70's Robert De Niro 80's Harrison Ford 90's Tom Hanks 00's George Clooney |
From 1986 forward, you pretty much have to go with Tom Cruise.
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50's Marlon Brando
90's Tom Cruise 00's Johnny Depp |
1920s - John Wayne
1930s - John Wayne 1940s - John Wayne 1950s - John Wayne 1960s - John Wayne 1970s - John Wayne 1980s - Arnold Schwarzenegger 1990s - Arnold Schwarzenegger 2000s - Arnold Schwarzenegger |
Um, it's 2006 and the general public STILL has no idea who Philip Seymour Hoffman is. Nice try but he doesn't even come close.
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no body's mentioning women here so i thought I'd create a seperate list:
these are off the top of my head without thinking too much about it. Might have choosen different ones if i had the time to ponder. 1930',s bette Davis, followed by Shirley Temple 1940's Katherine hepburn 1950's Doris Day 1960's Raquel Welch, Jane Fonda 1970's Cant think of anybody????????? 1980's only one coming to mind Goldie Hawn 1990's Easily Julia Roberts 2000's Jennifer lopez |
Originally Posted by movieguru
2000's Jennifer lopez
Gotta give the 2000s to Nicole Kidman. Or, I could possibly be talked into Reese Witherspoon. |
Originally Posted by movieguru
1980's only one coming to mind Goldie Hawn
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1970's I'd say Diane Keaton
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1960s, in my opinion, would belong to Audrey Hepburn.
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