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bunnyloveComment with “SHOWTIME!” and I will give you ten actors and ten actresses. Then post in your Livejournal with your favourite films of theirs.
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elvensapphire gave me these:
1. RDJ, but with a caveat - you're not allowed to say Sherlock Holmes or Iron Man. *is ev0l* .... I CANNOT SAY!!!! Actually, yes, I can. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, because it cracks me up every single time. A very close second is Chaplin because that is some of the best acting I have ever seen.
2. Tom Cruise - Erm. Um.... I'm thinking Tropic Thunder because he was so over the top and funny during that. I honestly couldn't believe it was him the first time I saw it. Interview with the Vampire would be a close second.
3. George Clooney - Oddly I really haven't see many of his films, but the one that I think I enjoyed the most on a performance level from him is O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
4. Will Smith - Enemy of the State
5. Christian Bale - I'M THE GODDAMM BATMAN! This is hard because I really do enjoy a lot of his films. American Psycho is a great one, but I think I'll have to go for Batman Begins because he really made a Bruce Wayne/Batman for a whole new (and older) generation.
6. Sean Connery - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade will never not be my favourite of his. My family have been quoting him from that movie for years.
7. Gary Oldman - The Dark Knight because he was so awesome as Commissioner Gordon in this film.
8. Fred Astaire - *hangs head in shame* I have only ever see one of his movies, so by default it is Funny Face
9. Daniel Day Lewis - Gangs of New York in which he totally stole the show from everyone.
10. Johnny Depp (I feel like giving Johnny to everyone? *fangirl*) - POTC, the first one, because I will never forget seeing him for the first time as Captain Jack Sparrow. That in and of itself is something to remember.
1. Cate Blanchett - LOTR... dur.
2. Angelina Jolie - Taking Lives
3. Audrey Hepburn - Breakfast at Tiffany's followed closely by Roman Holiday
4. Nicole Kidman - Practical Magic
5. Winona Ryder - Little Women one of my favourite movies during the holidays.
6. Claire Danes - Stardust because I luffs that movie so, so much
7. Michelle Pfeiffer - Stardust see above. :D
8. Kirsten Dunst - Interview with the Vampire
9. Ingrid Bergman - I am too embarrassed to answer this question.
10. Catherine Zeta-Jones - No Reservations
elvensapphire gave me these:1. RDJ, but with a caveat - you're not allowed to say Sherlock Holmes or Iron Man. *is ev0l* .... I CANNOT SAY!!!! Actually, yes, I can. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, because it cracks me up every single time. A very close second is Chaplin because that is some of the best acting I have ever seen.
2. Tom Cruise - Erm. Um.... I'm thinking Tropic Thunder because he was so over the top and funny during that. I honestly couldn't believe it was him the first time I saw it. Interview with the Vampire would be a close second.
3. George Clooney - Oddly I really haven't see many of his films, but the one that I think I enjoyed the most on a performance level from him is O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
4. Will Smith - Enemy of the State
5. Christian Bale - I'M THE GODDAMM BATMAN! This is hard because I really do enjoy a lot of his films. American Psycho is a great one, but I think I'll have to go for Batman Begins because he really made a Bruce Wayne/Batman for a whole new (and older) generation.
6. Sean Connery - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade will never not be my favourite of his. My family have been quoting him from that movie for years.
7. Gary Oldman - The Dark Knight because he was so awesome as Commissioner Gordon in this film.
8. Fred Astaire - *hangs head in shame* I have only ever see one of his movies, so by default it is Funny Face
9. Daniel Day Lewis - Gangs of New York in which he totally stole the show from everyone.
10. Johnny Depp (I feel like giving Johnny to everyone? *fangirl*) - POTC, the first one, because I will never forget seeing him for the first time as Captain Jack Sparrow. That in and of itself is something to remember.
1. Cate Blanchett - LOTR... dur.
2. Angelina Jolie - Taking Lives
3. Audrey Hepburn - Breakfast at Tiffany's followed closely by Roman Holiday
4. Nicole Kidman - Practical Magic
5. Winona Ryder - Little Women one of my favourite movies during the holidays.
6. Claire Danes - Stardust because I luffs that movie so, so much
7. Michelle Pfeiffer - Stardust see above. :D
8. Kirsten Dunst - Interview with the Vampire
9. Ingrid Bergman - I am too embarrassed to answer this question.
10. Catherine Zeta-Jones - No Reservations
