Favourite actors

Anysound wrote:

The Household Cat wrote:

Another addition that shouldn't be left out:

Charlotte Gainsbourg

I loooved her in Prête-moi ta main (I Do). ^_^ And then, a couple of weeks ago I was sleeping over at my friend's house with another friend and we stayed up most of the night mindlessly watching Rage and getting angry at the stupid stuff being played (however, at about 2am Kasabian's new video for Days Are Forgotten came on. My friends weren't as excited as me. haha). After a while a video came on and I was thinking, "wow... this girl looks familiar..." and then I realised it was Charlotte. I had no idea she was a musician as well as an actor. Cool lady.

Heheheh. I got "5:55" on Saturday. Great stuff.

Norman Reedus ...that is all

Perhaps a strange choice, but I quite admire Jim Carrey. I don't enjoy his comedy films, but as a serious actor, he is rather brilliant. I also like Christian Bale (although, I hate him as Batman).

...and I mustn't neglect to mention dearest Jimmy Dean.

The Household Cat wrote:

I have to admit that I have never watched a film with Jared Leto, nor have I any idea what his band sounds like.

He seems cool though.

YOU NEED TO SEE REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, NOW!!!

He's also in films like Fight Club, American Psycho, Girl, Interrupted... surely you've seen one of those? He's actually quite a stunning actor.

Benedict Cumberbatch

Srsly speaking, has Tom Hanks ever been in a bad movie? Has he fuck.

Edit: Actually, there was that one where he played some bentshot and got AIDS. That was gash.

brittany murphy (r.i.p)

braindead wrote:

brittany murphy (r.i.p)

I actually sat through some awful movie called Megafault just because she was in it and she looked really hot. Looking back, it was easily one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Pretty sure they spent about £5 on the special effects.

Craig's Angel wrote:

Norman Reedus ...that is all

Norman Reedus is quite good, yes. ^^

That name...

Howl wrote:

Perhaps a strange choice, but I quite admire Jim Carrey. I don't enjoy his comedy films, but as a serious actor, he is rather brilliant. I also like Christian Bale (although, I hate him as Batman).

...and I mustn't neglect to mention dearest Jimmy Dean.

Omg, I love you.

I mean... I don't know anyone who likes Jim Carrey. I have always liked "The Truman Show". And... Well, I want/have to (I told myself I have to do it ^^) watch... OK, that's how I remember films... You know, the one where Kate Winslet has her hair dyed blue and red and the film was directed by Michel Gondry who also directed "Science of Sleep" starring Gael Garcia Bernal and Charlotte Gainsbourg . Cillian Murphy once said that he'd like to star in a film by Gondry. You've got to love him.

The title is quite long. ^^

Ah... "The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".

Hello, James.

One thing I have to admit... I have never watched a film with James Dean. In fact, I haven't seen many films made before 1965. From the 60s alone, I can only think of... "A Hard Day's Night", "Help!", "The Knack", "2001: A Space Odyssey"... Um... not many more.

I also haven't seen "The Godfather". I haven't watched "Titanic" in its entirety. Once, I watched the second half. But it was not exciting enough to see the first half. It was not as bad as I thought it would be as a child though.

Howl wrote:

The Household Cat wrote:

I have to admit that I have never watched a film with Jared Leto, nor have I any idea what his band sounds like.

He seems cool though.

YOU NEED TO SEE REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, NOW!!!

He's also in films like Fight Club, American Psycho, Girl, Interrupted... surely you've seen one of those? He's actually quite a stunning actor.

No, I haven't seen many films. I'm not one to go to the cinema very often and I am resistent to fame. And... I don't know... I am too... sceptical about most films. I don't know exactly why, but I am working on it.

I watch films like I should learn for university...

My problem is... as soon as someone says that a director is good... I am very... sceptical. ^^ Because... I don't know... It's usually the big ones. I like Sofia Coppola and Sam Mendes quite a lot. But apart from that...

At the moment... I want to watch every film that Thomas Newman has scored. XD

I have a growing list. My priorities are like this...

Road to Perdition, Less Than Zero, Desperately Seeking Susan, Light of Day, Lemony Snicket's: A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Player, The Iron Lady... Something like that... And the remaining 50 something films...

And James Bond. XD Maybe I'll really watch it in the cinema. I just need someone who joins me. Plus, I am very sceptical of Daniel Craig. He does not seem very interesting to me. You see, when a lot of people like an actor, I expect him or her to be exceptional.

The Household Cat wrote:

One thing I have to admit... I have never watched a film with James Dean.

He was only in three, and I personally don't consider any of them to be spectacular. I suppose he's most famous for his role in Rebel Without A Cause, but the film itself is pretty average. There is something special about him, and he did play the role of a wayward, moody rebel with exceptional accuracy.

Speaking of wayward, moody rebels...



















I'll stop there...

Zach Braff


Tim Roth

Howl wrote:

Speaking of wayward, moody rebels...





I'll stop there...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA It's that Christian Bale? ........yes it is..........

Howl wrote:

Speaking of wayward, moody rebels...

That's a really cool picture.

Howl wrote:

No comment.

Howl wrote:

I skipped past that one. Nice...

Admittedly, I already had a crush on the guy when I saw Death of a Salesman in 2005.

Howl wrote:

I still have to see this film.

Lydier wrote:

Howl wrote:

Speaking of wayward, moody rebels...





I'll stop there...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA It's that Christian Bale? ........yes it is..........

That's a really nice picture.

OK, a new fact for my life. He looks good with long hair...

And that scarf...

I'm intrigued.


I have to add him to my list:



This always makes me smile:

The Household Cat wrote:

Howl wrote:

I'll stop there...

Quote :

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA It's that Christian Bale? ........yes it is..........

That's a really nice picture.

OK, a new fact for my life. He looks good with long hair...

And that scarf...

I'm intrigued.

haha. It's a screenshot from the film Velvet Goldmine. It's kind of an awful film in that it takes notable figures of '70s music (Iggy Pop, David Bowie, etc), pinpoints their most rudimentary/superficial characteristics and builds fictional, totally unbelievable characters. Bale and his character save it. It's got a great cast...but something is so off about the whole thing. However, a lot of people like it, so don't listen to me! ha

Yeah, I liked him in the film. His character had some kind of twist.

Also, I was excited about a scene with Ryan Pope, who I know from the series "Ideal", which is probably one of the strangest English TV shows ever.

I can relate to what you say about the film. The film does have a great cast. I also love Ewan McGregor in it.

Howl wrote:

The Household Cat wrote:

Howl wrote:

I'll stop there...

Quote :

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA It's that Christian Bale? ........yes it is..........

That's a really nice picture.

OK, a new fact for my life. He looks good with long hair...

And that scarf...

I'm intrigued.

haha. It's a screenshot from the film Velvet Goldmine. It's kind of an awful film in that it takes notable figures of '70s music (Iggy Pop, David Bowie, etc), pinpoints their most rudimentary/superficial characteristics and builds fictional, totally unbelievable characters. Bale and his character save it. It's got a great cast...but something is so off about the whole thing. However, a lot of people like it, so don't listen to me! ha

Hmmmm.... I'll definitely have to watch it. haha!

Howl wrote:

sweet baby

christian bale too ah!

I am now officially a fan of Ralph Fiennes.

It only took me eleven years...

Oscar and Lucinda. Brilliant.

In the past three months, I've somehow managed to watch every Cillian Murphy film. It's probably not a coincidence that I chose them to watch...