Most interesting actor to watch onscreen

Tom Hanks
Splash (1984) Big (1988) A League of Their Own (1992) Forrest Gump (1994)

Jack Nicholson
The Shining (1980) Batman (1989) As Good as It Gets (1997) Anger Management (2003)

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Kate Hudson-Almost Famous,Gossip,Ricochet River,How to Lose A Guy...




Kirsten Dunst-The Virgin Suicides,Crazy/Beautiful,Spider-Man 1&2,All I Wanna Do,Bring it On


Scarlett Johansson-Ghost World,The Perfect Score,Manny & Lo(Younger),Lost in Translation,Girl with a Pearl Earring


Katharine IsabelleGinger Snaps,Freddy vs. Jason,Carrie,Insomnia

Dominique Swain-Lolita,New Best Friend,Pumpkin,Tart

Johnny Depp-Pirates,Whats Eating Gilbert Grape,From Hell,Sleepy Hollow


RyanGosling-The Notebook,United States of Leland,Murder By Numbers


Also Charlize Theron,Naomi Watts

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woah most interesting actor/actress...
to those of you who mentioned depp/del torro have you ever seen the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?? by my book both of their best pieces of work....although that might change! They are now making a movie out of another HST book the Rum Diarys starring both Depp/del torro....oh i can only wait

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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
The Boondock Saints

Actors: (Men)

Sean Bean

Jim Carrey

Mel Gibson

Pierce Brosnan

Alec Baldwin

Alfred Molina

Tobey McGuire

Ben Stiller

Marlon Brando

and Martin Sheen


Actresses: (Women)

Kirsten Dunst

Charlize Theron

Liv Tyler

Kate Hudson

Julia Roberts

Angelina Jolie

and Kiera Knightley

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Why has nobody said Al Pacino???? He is very interesting to watch on screen, making all of his characters a memorable. He is great in The Godfather Trillogy, Dog Day Afternoon, Scareface, etc. I just don't understand why nobody has posted him... ???

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Willem Defoe

Little Shouty Al

Jeff Bridges

Gabriel Byrne

Phillip S Hoffman

Amanda Peet

Ellen Burstyn

John Cusack

Diane Keaton

Christopher Walken

Frank Sinatra

EDIT - How could I forget Alec Gunness?

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Tom Hanks all the way
And Robert Downey Jr
And Adrien Brody

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Have to agree with you there he is by far the best actor to watch on screen. I would also say Christopher Walken the man has so many expressions, and is so interesting to watch on screen.

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Bruce Willis never ceases to amaze me with that look he does

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Sean Penn

Penn makes consistantly good choices so the movies he are always great or at least good and his often wildly over the top performances are always a joy to watch for the mountains full of energy and effort he pours into them.

Even to those who don't like Penn, can you honestly say you get bored watching him go crazy, as he did in say...Mystic River?

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and of course I have to say Jason Mewes!

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Scarlett and Johnny Depp, for example

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Oh yes, and of course, Scarlet!

my list includes only those who have the so-called "brilliance and glamour" that the camera simply loves to capture
(their respective ranks and breath-taking performances)

1.SHARON STONE-gloria
the all-in-one mix,when you like to go sentimental and all of a sudden want to go laughing, have a look at one of her performances and you'll have it
2.JESSICA LANGE-a thousand acres
the silent killer,she'll kill you with her strong characterization of any role she'll portray in a manner that no one will know, you'll just find out that your tears are digging out a well out of your cheeks
3.EILEEN WALSH-the magdalene sisters
the third party,better do your very best to remain standing, or else this lass will grab your shine in less than a second
4.MICHELLE PFEIFFER-a thousand acres
the add-on,don't just have a sip of your softdrink while watching a movie, have some popcorn to enjoy and become satisfied, when this girl isn't around the screen you'll feel empty for sure
5.JODIE FOSTER-panic room
the main menu,she's best when she stars the film, when she's not the lead would still have the difficulty to grab the moviegoer's attention from her because once the main menu will always be the main menu

Jodi Foster - Starting with Taxi Driver, she's been so captivating, that she's actually driven men to kill in order to be noticed by her. Other spellbinding performances: Silence of the Lambs, Contact, Panic Room.

Edward Norton - He came out of nowhere with Primal Fear, and has been a powerhouse star ever since. See: American History X, Fight Club, Keeping the Faith

Al Pacino - C'mon...he was Michael Corleone, for pete's sake. He has done some remarkable films. See: The Godfather 1&2, Dog Day Afternoon, Frankie And Johnny, Scent of a Woman, Devil's Advocate, Serpico, (also, see Simone...The premise isn't great, but Pacino is fabulous.)

Audrey Hepburn - I'm just going to list movies...Breakfast at Tiffany's, Charade, Sabrina, How to Steal a Million, Roman Holiday, Wait until Dark, My Fair Lady, The Children's Hour.

Brad Pitt - Say what you will, I know he's the iconic Hollywood hunk of today, but just look at what he's done with his career. With modest beginnings as the hunk in Thelma and Louise, he's created a career with such highlights as: True Romance, Interview with the Vampire,Se7en, 12 Monkeys, Fight Club, Snatch(one of my personal favorite roles of his), and Ocean's 11(and 12).

I'll post more as I think of them

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I'm listing my favourites, complete with my favourite performance of theirs...

Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan)
Bruce Campbell (Ash)
Samuel L Jackson (Jules)
Richard E Grant (Withnail)
Al Pacino (Tony Montana)
Robert de Niro (Travis Bickle)
Dustin Hoffman (Ratso Rizzo)
Harry Dean Stanton (Bud)
Steve Buscemi (Mr Pink - Showalter from Fargo comes close)
Peter Stormare (The nilihist)
Johnny Depp (Jack Sparrow)
John Belushi (Bluto)
Edward Norton (the Narrator)
Bill Hunter (Stan from Crackerjack)
Leslie Nielsen (the doctor from Airplane!)
John Travolta (Vincent Vega)
Jason Statham (Handsome Rob)
Brad Pitt (Tyler Durden,of course)

And that's it.

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I second that.

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My vote goes to Johnn Depp because he can do anything.. action, comedy, supense...

There will never be another actor like Christopher Walken.