Off Topic Favourite actor

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Like the op, I was watching the Gauntlet at work, so I'd say Clint is one of my favourite actors, Harrison Ford would be up there too.
There's so many though, it's difficult to pick out any specific actors. Probably I'd watch a movie with Ford or Eastwood in them just because they're in it. Probably De Niro too.
 
Alistair SIm, Margaret Rutherford, John Malkovich.
 
Robert Donat.
Olivier and peck in the boys from Brazil was fantastic acting.
James woods.
All the old school ones, De Niro etc

Sly in Escape to Victory still up there...
 
Al Pacino
Christopher Walken
Matthew McConaughey
Tim Roth
Cacey Affleck

Tim Roth is well over-rated imo. If I were to pick a recent British actor it would be someone like Paddy Considine or Stephen Graham.


Out of the US actors I find Emma Stone incredibly captivating.
 
All great actors although I sometimes confuse "favourite actor" with "actor in my favourite films".

But I'll toss Kevin Spacey and Malcolm McDowell into the mix as actors who are great in whatever they do.
 
I always think John Lithgow is great whatever he's in.

I also rate Cillian Murphy.

Newer british actors I like James Norton.
 
Tim Roth is well over-rated imo. If I were to pick a recent British actor it would be someone like Paddy Considine or Stephen Graham.

I'm giving Tin Star a go purely because Tim Roth is in it.

I like Stephen Graham but put Tom Hardy ahead of him as a recent British actor. From my generation I still look out for Phil Daniels & Timothy Spall.
 
I'm giving Tin Star a go purely because Tim Roth is in it.

I like Stephen Graham but put Tom Hardy ahead of him as a recent British actor. From my generation I still look out for Phil Daniels & Timothy Spall.

I thought Tom Hardy was brilliant in The Take and he's done some good stuff since, but I've gone off him a bit recently, due to too many similar mumbling performances in some really quite mediocre films. Timothy Spall is excellent in pretty much everything he's ever been in.