#3 worst actor nomination thread

Ah no

Well I was right

tbf, I have never seen Priscilla Queen of the Desert

I am quite fond of him in The Matrix, I can tolerate him as Elrond.

He does enunciate beatifully.

*beautifully

over enunciate tho

"I was there the day the strength of men failed"

Could be from The Matrix or LOTR.

Weaving often doesn’t tone down his stage style for the screen but is great or fine in Proof, Priscilla, Bodyline, Bangkok Hilton, The Interview, Mystery Road, The Dressmaker, Royal Hotel et al

Now you might observe that most of these are clustered before he started doing things for money on American schedules, but I couldn’t possibly comment

Yes, The Interview is good as well!

i am pleased to be able to play the other role itt for a change ty guys

Come on, he made The Matrix.

― immodesty blaise (jimbeaux)

once i got past the dramatic urge to yell at you for your (correct) use of pronouns my mind immediately jumped to this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Holmes_%28scriptwriter%29#/media/File:Robert_Holmes_scriptwriter.jpg

also one hell of a chin. definite "writer's hair" though.

let's try those tags again

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Holmes_%28scriptwriter%29#/media/File:Robert_Holmes_scriptwriter.jpg

I'm sure he's been mentioned already and I don't think anyone likes him but I just watched Bradley Cooper in Maestro and he's so terrible in it

I’ve always hated Hugo Weaving. Guy Pearce too.

Bryce Dallas Howard is bad, but I feel sorry for her bc she always seems like she’s who people call when “we can’t afford Jessica Chastain”

Can’t stand Evan Rachel Wood, but I haven’t seen Kajillionaire yet, and she was good as Madonna

Is Domnhall Gleeson an option? I don’t like him at all

Terrible takes, please leave the thread

Righto!

I'm sure he's been mentioned already and I don't think anyone likes him but I just watched Bradley Cooper in Maestro and he's so terrible in it

sorry fgti they are terrible takes i must agree

your (correct) use of pronouns

Not quite sure what you mean.

I was probably pretty vague; I meant that Weaving was the best part of the film, imho.

you were totally clear tbh

Gal Gadot surely warrants mention.

sorry fgti they are terrible takes i must agree

Maybe you should add “Irish actors” to the perpetually-safe bin along with “stunt-cast musician cameos”

Tell me a good G Byrne/Gleeson Jr. performance and I’ll watch it, and eat my words if you are correct

Miller's Crossing leaps to mind

Excellent movie, no comment on man’s performance

Guy Pearce also great in Priscilla, remember him as good in LA Confidential but it’s been a while.

Also Gabriel Byrne is not good apart from Millers Crossing

I mean, he is the lead. It's been 30 years, but I remember his performance as being creditable.

I seem to remember him not being terrible in The Usual Suspects.

Guy Pearce is not just good but very underrated (by the industry, which does not give him the size or quality of roles he deserves).

Hugo Weaving is a pretty bad actor. He would do better to embrace Willem Dafoe-ness than to keep on with the stiff-jaw bulging-eyes thing.

(His daughter Samara Weaving is much better than he is, but she's stuck in a "when you can't afford Margot Robbie" niche.)

Also Gabriel Byrne is not good apart from Millers Crossing

Thanks for posting this.. I love his face and his voice and by all rights he should be incredible but he just drears up everything I see him in, most recently Hereditary, where he was outclassed by everyone even the children

I should rewatch Miller’s Crossing, I adore that film— Turturro just dominates in everything he appears and I may’ve just missed an excellent performance from Byrne

he just drears up everything

I feel the same about Liam Neeson. I've never understood his appeal.

]His daughter Samara Weaving

niece

Ernest Borgnine
Angela Lansbury

He kinda drears up Millers Crossing too, but it's a feature-not-a-bug there.

By coincidence my wife and I rewatched L.A. Confidential last night and I thought Pearce was pretty good in it, the best of a hammy and clumsy bunch. (The ADR glaringly bad.)

hes incredible in millers crossing

i may agree about the rest of his career

gleeson jr in his sketch comedy alone doesnt qualify for the depths on what we need in the thread

guy pearce was brilliant only this year in that damien lewis/cambridge spy thing for tv

Ernest Borgnine

LOL

im not here to scoff at suggestions guys, as i made clear from the start we are aiming very very very low here thats the point of the thread and i dont apologise

The best bad actor of all time was probably Charlton Heston.

true but great presence

Tapping the sign till my nails split down the middle:

The bar is Bloom

some of y’all have never seen elizabethtown and it shows

*puts on my “I Have Never Seen Elizabethtown” Xmas sweater*

also

Yeah he was shit in that too

his total inability to transmit a recognizable human emotion through the screen while being the romantic lead of a movie, in fact he's pretty much in every scene is really incredible, to say nothing of his... attempts(?) to play off kirsten dunst's lethal overdoses of quirk

i fucking love elizabethtown for the record, nothing like it!!!!

My pick: I can't watch Ben Mendelsohn in anything. He oozes falsity.

My pet least-fave is [redacted] but she hasn’t been in enough for me to mention her name

i demand name

Byrne is good in dead man but he’s only in it for like a second and gets killed immediately. He dies good, tho

No I don’t wanna name names, she’s cool got good politics she’s just a stinky actor is all

Who was established as #2? Keira in the end?

Bloom's number 2! One was Daniel Radcliffe