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Team America is brill.
Roger Moore? For being consistently crap? All his bond era onwards was tongue in cheek rubbish. Still, better than Aam Sandler.
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Played Alan Jackson in Eastenders.
Makes Olivier and his ilk look like stammering buffoons.
Simply the best.
Me Mam used to watch Eastenders. I remember Dirty Den and them brothers with a nineties comb over. That dog was good, he played a good part.
The dog, Wellhard, was a great method actor. Really made me believe he was a dog.
Wellhard, that's the one
His timing was superb and I heard he did a lot for charity.
Didn't he lose the lot after being on some dating site, ****ing away on a web cam.Wellhard, that's the one
Shush, that was Happy, remember?
Aye, that's him. Got a big part as a doctor in Casualty but was sacked after the producers found out he'd been pissing in one of the plants in reception. Last seen getting kicked out of Big Brother after biting a couple of people and ****ing their shoes.
There was a period around the mid 60s to mid 70s when the British produced brilliant movies and brilliant actors. The likes of James Mason, Richard Burton, Christopher Plummer, Peter O'Toole, John Mills, Jack Hawkins, Michael Caine, John Hurt, Lawrence Olivier and Paul Scofield to name just a few are actors I would always watch.
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Any scene with Christoph Waltz is a ****ing belter. Hans Landa is probably my favourite movie character of all time because his performance is so unbelievable.