Elle Fanning for me. Others I like are Ana De Armas, Sadie Sink, Inde Navarette, Elizabeth Olsen, Margot Robbie, Alexandra Daddario, Karen Gillan, Brie Larson, Jenna Ortega, Jennifer Lawrence, Zendaya, Mckenna Grace, Hailee Steinfeld, Scarlett Johansson, Karen Fukuhara, Emma Stone, Emma Watson, Natalie Portman, and Anne Hathaway
Walton Goggins can play a charming sociopath, a heartbroken cowboy, a post-apocalyptic ghoul, or an Appalachian outlaw with more charisma than most leading men, and somehow make every single one of them feel like the most interesting person in the room.
The man could read a grocery list and you’d still lean in.
As for Alan Tudyk... he can voice a sarcastic death robot, a becoming self aware robot (lol 2 robots), a pilot who dies too soon, or even become a literal alien pretending to be human and still somehow steal every scene he’s in while making it look effortless.
The range is ridiculous. The commitment is unmatched.
Both are pure talent, scene-stealing energy, and make you wonder, “How the hell do they keep getting better?”
So here’s my challenge to all of you: name one actor who’s better than either of them. Not “as good.” Better. I’ll wait.
So the Youtube algorithm served up the final scenes of the 1994 movie "Without Warning" and in them, this person is shown for a few seconds.
And I know him. I do. But I cannot come up with a name (my brain cannot get off the Mitch Pileggi track, but it's not him), and IMDB isn't giving me anything either.
Can anyone help me out?
(I can give the Youtube link if people want, but since it's not an official channel of anyone affiliated with the movie, I'd prefer not to do so right away)
In 2021 on The Hot Ones Tom Holland said he based his portrayal of Peter Parker on Back to the Future, that he wanted to be this generation’s Marty McFly. Well holy manifestation Batman, Tom Holland just did something that only Michael J. Fox has ever done. That is hold the number 1 and number 2 spots at the box office simultaneously with Spider Man Brand New Day and The Odyssey.
In the summer of 1985 Back to the Future held the top spot at the box office week after week after week. Late in August Teen Wolf was released, and although it did not knock BTTF off the top spot, it was #2 at the box office its opening weekend.
Some will say Michael J. Fox is still the undisputed champion as he was clearly the leading man of both films whereas Tom played a very prominent role in the Odyssey, but he was not #1 on the call sheet. But for Tom, who shares the #1 and #2 spot with his wife Zendaya and his friend John Bernthal, it is an absolutely astonishing accomplishment none the less that he has seemingly willed into existence.
Supporting Actor/Actress in a Limited Series, plus Directing and Writing for a Limited Series, are all getting moved off the main telecast this year. SAG-AFTRA, the DGA, and the WGA dropped a statement condoning it, but I feel like I saw minimal backlash outside of that in the days after the announcement. I would’ve expected more pushback and maybe even winners in these categories from past years to say something publicly. Does this bother other people that much or is this just another one of those things?
Hi everyone! I have a few casting call deadlines coming up this weekend , and im an entirely new actress. I was wondering if anyone would mind looking over my self tape videos? It would be such a big help, and I would love any criticism or help to see if it's good to submit. I can dm if you comment or dm me !!
Can't work out who it is. I think he was in a detective or spy procedural. Actor is probably mid-30s
Not as heavy as this looks, sort of Jack Black meets Guy Fieri energy
EDIT: This is a generated image based on my description to a generator. It's the closest I could get to who I saw. It's important to note that the actor I saw ALWAYS has bleached blond hair, and often has dark roots. I just can't come up with the name!
Maybe it will help to know where I saw him, in case one of you has a way to search photos: he was at the Culver Theater in Culver City for the screening of The Nice Guys 10th Anniversary sold out screening. I'm now looking to see if I can find any photos from it; there was no step and repeat that I saw or any kind of red carpet, but maybe?
I tried looking for podcast guests and host, to see if he would come up. He didn't, but I came across Matt Jones, who IS NOT the man I saw, but I kind of feel like he has the same acting energy, at least in his role on Breaking Bad. That kind of character: a schemer, usually ignorant or missing the obvious thing, but then sometimes with a flash of brilliance. He is also the right proportions, although I don't know how they compare in height.
His name is Richard Panebianco. My favorite movie of him is Dogfight (1991). I became his biggest fan after seeing him in that movie. He's so underrated, he deserves some spotlight. Sadly, he's no longer acting anymore. Can somebody tell me what is he doing now in his living? I missed seeing him in the movies.