I watched “The Big Short” last night and thought that Steve Carrel was phenomenal. Bill Murray in “Lost in Translation” was another.
Who you got?
Who you got?
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Tom Hanks was my first thought too. This is the first role I remember him playing.Tom Hanks in several flicks.
To the point that I barely consider him a comedic actor, but rather a fine actor who did some comedic acting.
Add in "One Hour Photo" and his work on an episode of Law and Order SVU..He played a character named Merrit Rook on the episode-Authority.Robin Williams, more than once.
Dead Poets Society
‘Good Will Hunting
Also, Homicide: Life on the StreetAdd in "One Hour Photo" and his work on an episode of Law and Order SVU..He played a character named Merrit Rook on the episode-Authority.
Insomnia
Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Tom Hanks was my first thought too. This is the first role I remember him playing.
I can't stand most of Jim Carrey's comedic roles because he's so over the top, but he was outstanding in Eternal Sunshine.Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
This was the first thing I thought of. .... two excellent performances and two great movies!Robin Williams, more than once.
Dead Poets Society
‘Good Will Hunting
The movie was meh but I thought Carrey did a good job in The Majestic. It was certainly an eye-opener as far as his capability to do drama.I can't stand most of Jim Carrey's comedic roles because he's so over the top, but he was outstanding in Eternal Sunshine.
This always makes me think of Jim Carrey in Doing Time on Maple Drive.I watched “The Big Short” last night and thought that Steve Carrel was phenomenal. Bill Murray in “Lost in Translation” was another.
Who you got?
Will Smith count?
Another is Days of Wine and Roses. I think of Hanks as being the next generation's Lemmon. They both started out being known for comedic roles then showed they were great dramatic actors as well.Jack Lemmon in Glengarry Glen Ross.
I mentioned the theme of this post to Mrs. Kinsella, said Jack Lemmon, and she right away thought Days of Wine and Roses.Another is Days of Wine and Roses. I think of Hanks as being the next generation's Lemmon. They both started out being known for comedic roles then showed they were great dramatic actors as well.
John Candy in Uncle Buck
...and Gangs of New York.John C. Reilly in The Perfect Storm. One of the most versatile actors around.