When I think back on cinema history, I think the most magical time was the 1950s.
One of the greatest films in that period was Dial M for Murder (my favourite Hitchcock too), and I'd go as far as to say all the performances, particularly Ray Milland's, were on top form.
I've come to regard Milland as one of the finest actors of all time. And I've never come across a bad performance yet either.
I always find it strange when people either say he was 'forgetable' or they have no idea who he was.
So, does anyone have an opinion on this fine actor? Do you agree he is perhaps one of the most underrated/overlooked stars of the '50s?
One of the greatest films in that period was Dial M for Murder (my favourite Hitchcock too), and I'd go as far as to say all the performances, particularly Ray Milland's, were on top form.
I've come to regard Milland as one of the finest actors of all time. And I've never come across a bad performance yet either.
I always find it strange when people either say he was 'forgetable' or they have no idea who he was.
So, does anyone have an opinion on this fine actor? Do you agree he is perhaps one of the most underrated/overlooked stars of the '50s?