My Top Actor/Actress List

DDL Is the perfect example of Acting. Like most of my fav's, his acting is flexible and bleeds of effort.

Leo, is intensely exciting. The older the he gets you're still reminded of his youth in his eyes. Every film I see him in, when his character feels, I feel.

Sean Bean. His characters probably die in 80% of his films. He is definatley my favorite supporting actor. And he comes off selfless with A+ acting and devotion.

Paul Dano, another who does it all. Comedy, thrillers, and dramas. He really got my attention in the film "There will be blood". His characters enigmatic motives really was entertaining.

First film I saw with JT, was Grease. I was young and really enjoyed the pop and flare the film gave out. Later, I caught up with "Broken Arrow, Face off, Phenomonal, Saturday Night Fever, and Pulp fiction." John surprises me with the intensity he can portray, the comical display, and dark motives.

Ed does not recieve enough credit in my opinion. The first film i saw with him was "Sweet Dreams". This film is a biography like story about Patsy Cline. He played a abusive husband who suffered form a short temper and good intentions. In "The Rock" he was authoritative. "National Treasure" he was remarkable and "Radio" he was phenomonal.

"Twister" we knew the character "Dusty";crazy,wildchild,carefree storm watcher. I certainly didnt pay attention to the actor until he hit the screen with Robin Williams in the film "Patch Adams". I really liked the character and Philip has been a top ten ever since!

"Tall tale" Paul Bunyon was a friendly brute I got along with fine in my childhood. Then Disneys "Three Musketeers" his my cable box and the dry comedy had me sold. "Ready to Rumble" Oliver's character Jimmy King's dialogue I still quote to this day. "Lake Placid, Bicentenial Man, and Simon Birch". Thanks OP.

Intelligent Chatter is all that comes to mind when I think about Jeff. His character are always frantic or passionate about the gift of speech and/or giving advice. From "Powder" to "Jurassic Park". From "The Fly" to "Independance day" Jeff will always be the guy that gives me the best advice.

John, Always plays his parts with great effort. Real relaxed character who can Spaz at any moment. One eye'd bullys to Dino riding cavemen. Love John and his devotion to cinema.

Dry and never laughs at his own jokes. "Kronk" is my favorite animated character. Patricks voice and the effortless wit that comes with it demand laughter.

The Funny guy. Robin is pure Talent. Talent that is lacking in filming today. Noone can replace the comedy Robin has supplied and established in the industry today. He help make the 90's the 90's. Doubtfire, Jack, Hook, and many more sum up my childhood. So I hold RW close.

Grew up believing the Welsh woman was of hispanic because of her roles in the "Mask of Zorro" films. Great actress.

Liam has been around for awhile and now is bigger than ever. Im very thankful to share the same Irish heritage as Liam. First film I ever saw; "Darkman". But my favorite movie with him, surprisingly, "The Grey". The proverbial poetry at the conclusion of the movie defines what a man is and capable of.

Since "Fear" I have always liked Reese's acting.

Unbelievable character portrayal. Also sharing Irish/German Heritage. Every character is a different one and I cant wait to see his future on the big screen.

JR's performance in "The Town" was 10 out of 10. Instantly lured me in and I have been anticipating all his films since. Didnt really care for "Hansel and Grettle".

Attractive and Talented. "Avatar" and "Colombina" best films thus far. Excited about the "Star Trek" films.

Again. My childhood consisted of Legendary people who still resound in the filming industry. John Wayne was my hero.

Nick's preformance in the film "Warrior" slaughtered any doubt I had in him as an actor. His efforts were tremendously affirmed by me when I watched it for the first time.

American accent is too legit. I didnt know about Charlie until "SOA". A couple of months later I watched "Pacific Rim". Wasnt completely sold, however when I watched "Green Street Hooligans" BOOM, 100% Charlie fan. He's got it all.

First movie I ever saw with Jack was "The Jackal" unfortantley he was (SPOILER) blown to dismembermant by Bruce Willis. Little did I know that he would create such films as "Shallow Hal, School of Rock, Orange County, and many more." He is definatley authentic.

Non stop laughter. Fast pace and energetic guy who kept my attention in films such as "Friday" and the "Rush Hour triology". However my favorite was "Money Talks".

I was born in the 80's to not have the queen of teen on here would be a sin. Great era of teenage films.

Never laughed so hard in my life. This guy restored the slap stick back for me in "Balls of fury". His facial mannerisms and his displayed personal agenda get me cracked up. Thanks Dan.

Action. Thats the only word that defines Bruce. Brings a lax and comical enviroment to devastating surroundings.

Youthful, and spaztic energy. Great actor and am excited about his young age. More time to watch him on the screen.

Funny Thing about John is, when he speaks, everyone listens. Dark humor or maintsream agenda's im captivated by his portrayals.

Followed Dwayne most of my life. From WWE to hollywood. It doesnt matter what you put him in. People will watch it.

This guy is another definition of talent. His films are not too bad on the lude side. I can watch them with my family. His humor and personality are magnetic and im privileged to watch his efforts on the screen.