out of all the older actors wich was your favorite eg John wayns era?
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Gregory Peck!! Especially in Boys from Brazil, Roman Holiday and of course To Kill a Mockingbird and Moby Dick. He was versatile and dynamic.
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fav actor- channing, chad michael murray, jim carrey (cuz he's funny)\nfav actress- jessica alba
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my favorite was always the old in living color with jim carrey
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Ahhhh... I remember the film and the era of films... let's take a walk down memory lane....  we'll have to remember actors like Corey Haim and Feldman.... River Phoenix.  Movies like Better off Dead, Chances Are (Robert Downey Junior before he became a trainwreck), all the other John Cusak movies (can't think of that really good one right now...), Encino Man, The Lost boys.... Stand by Me....  ah, the good old days....
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hey remember me? \nfor me it is GERARD BUTLER and Leonardo DiCaprio
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I love John Travolta.  He is adorable.  He keeps getting better, and better, and better.  I loved him in alot of his earlier films also.  The "Look Who's Talking Series" of films were so much fun.  I really loved it when he used to dance.  His acting ability has grown tremendously.  You can't help but love him.
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Very very difficult question.  There are fantastic actors who basically "act themselves," considered the best actors of the era --including Jack Nicholson, Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, Samuel L. Jackson. I think some of the next generation of these actors include Zach Braff (himself, but understated, not like the quasi-character actors above).\nThen there are the "leading men." These include Denzel Washington, Tom Hanks, George Clooney, Brad Pitt (who has become quite a good actor, IMO).  The next generation would be Christian Bale and others.\n\nThen you have character actors.  Like Robin Williams, Johnny Depp, Jim Carey, Harry Shearer, to some extent Adam Sandler.  Those guys who can change a lot, and be very good and subtle when they're toned down.\n\nSo defining your "best actor" really depends upon which type of actor you're looking at.\n\nOf course you have the same on the women's side, too, although women often get sleighted.\n\nNatalie Portman would be up there for me -- her performance in Closer was unbelieveable.  Zach Braff, too (for some new blood as compared to the old standbys)They can be very subtle but yet very emotive.
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my favourite actor is rupert grint..cus hes honest and a great actor already ..plus i love ginger hair..(blush)
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Well lottie freakin dah.....I have to go with Chris Farley, he was so talented and funny.  He NEVER failed to make me laugh, I do like Farrell too, but he doesn't hit the spot every time like funny man Farley did.  I'm still sad he's gone and miss him!!
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I have so many favorites:  Martin Short as "Ed Grimley Jr." (That's a pain that's going to linger, I must say.) Anything by Phil Hartman, Mike Meyers, Chris Farley and Will Ferrell.  Chris Kattan as "Mango".
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I like Johnny Depp, he can play any role and he always looks hot.  For ladies, I like Angelina Jolie and Rachel Weisz - other males I like - Brandon Frasier.
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Lee.  I usually like Robert Vaughn but he seemed to phone in that performance.
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ED NORTON IS GREAT!!!! I ALSO LOVE CHRISTOPHER MELONY FROM LAW AND ORDER SVU
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my fav piece of him is Old Man...really nice one
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#1 Tom Selleck (Three Men & a Baby)\n#2 Tom Selleck (Monte Walsh...TV Movie)\n#3 Tom Selleck  (Stone Cold...TV Movie)
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Peter Jennings.  I was 16 and I was totally in love with him (was in his 60's).  I used to make my family watch the evening news during dinner just so I could see him.  I own all his books.
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He's pretty hot for an older man....and that accent is just absolutely beautiful!\n\nI saw him in Take the Lead and it was awesome!