The OFFICIAL MOFO Hall of Fame

I've finally decided to do something with the list- FINALLY. As stated earlier the top 10 vote getters got in.

Currently unveiled:

Audrey Hepburn (6 votes)
Jack Nicholson (8 votes)
Katharine Hepburn (8 votes)
Marlon Brando (8 votes)
Cary Grant (9 votes)
Orson Welles (9 votes)
Clint Eastwood (12 votes)
Steven Spielberg (12 votes)
Stanley Kubrick (14 votes)
Alfred Hitchcock (17 votes)

2nd Batch
Charlie Chaplin (14 votes)

Audrey Hepburn



Credentials/Awards
-Nominated for Best Actress in Wait Until Dark (1967), Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) and The Nun's Story (1959)

-Received Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 1993 posthumously

Most Famous Films

Breakfast at Tiffany's
Roman Holiday
Charade
My Fair Lady



6 votes

Jack Nicholson



Credentials/Awards
- Won for Best Actor in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and As Good as It Gets, and Best Actor in Supporting Role in Terms of Endearment

-Nominated for 9 more Oscars

Most Famous Films

Chinatown
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
The Shining
The Departed
As Good as it Gets



8 votes

Jack Nicholson. Is. Awesome.

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There was a time when Jack Nicholson was something else...
He still rocks, but that was an era I admired him the most..

Especially with him writing his own screenplays..

Right on! Seagal Rules!

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i can tell you seagal didnt make it lol

I do eventually hope to toy around with some of the members statistics and what not as well as their best films. Any suggestions is cool too.

Two choices I may or may not have voted for, but two choices I cannot argue with. Nicholson is awesome. Looking forward to finding out the next inductees.

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Can you remind me what this is?

Did we vote or something?

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It started with this thread, I believe:

http://www.movieforums.com/community...ad.php?t=23247

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I think he did but you're anti-Seagal and fixed the list.

There can be no hall of fame without an action star.... The action stars are the ones who earn the most fame.

the purpose to me fixing the list is?

anyways, hope to get a couple more on here tonight

Katharine Hepburn



Credentials/Awards
- An amazing 4 wins for best actress in a leading role (Morning Glory, 1933; Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, 1968; The Lion in Winter, 1969; and On Golden Pond, 1981

-6 other nominations for Best Actress

-The longest span between winning two best actress oscars 1933-1981

Most Famous Films
Bringing Up Baby
The African Queen
The Philadelphia Story
On Golden Pond
Holiday



8 votes

Marlon Brando



Credentials/Awards
- Won 2 Oscars for Best Actor (The Godfather, 1972 (declined) and On the Waterfront, 1954)

-6 other Oscar nominations

Most Famous Films
The Godfather
A Streetcar Named Desire
On the Waterfront
Last Tango in Paris
Mutiny on the Bounty





8 votes

Again, I don't know if I would've voted for them or not, but they're definitely deserving.

There are so many greats in the history of hollywood it would just best to list deserving new stars into it now. If Brando, Nicholson, Hepburn etc... werent already in its not a list worth noting anyway. To say Steven seagal is deserving of that company sullies the MoFo HOF concept. Jet Li maybe, and Bruce Lee a definite. Jean Claude? LOL! no

Every HOF has to start somewhere. since this is the start, it should be largely older stars. Besides, I can't think of any "new" stars (last 10 years or so) that deserve any kind of HOF status yet.