Roger Moore  V   Tony Curtis........ Who was the best in The Persuaders?
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I don't think either was best.  The reason you felt that they were both great was because they complemented each other.  Because the actors were both so good, each of them used his character to make the other character more interesting.  If one of them was obviously better, it wouldn't be a very good partnership.  Therefore, the only way to prefer one to the other would be personal preference towards the actor.  The actor wouldn't be better, only preferred.
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Mr Rogers, Captain Kangaroo, John Wayne, Joe Namath, Bart Starr, Bobby and Dennis Hull
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This type of question has been asked here before. James Bond would win. The question Im wondering about- is a model 101 terminator against Bond
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STEVE IS CLEARLY THE BEST.\nTRUE OR FALSE, HANSIE BLAMED IN CORRUPTION.\n\nBUT IN HIS LONG CAREER, STEVE DIDN'T GIVE ROOM TO SUCH ALLEGATIONS.\n\nSTEVE HAS MORE OTHER GOOD FEATURES.\nYOU COMPARED HANSIE - STEVE.\n\nSO I MENTIONED THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM..
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SCAR FACE!!!\nHe's such an awesome actor. He was good in Devil's Advocate too.
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Michael Moore\n\nWhy would he make that up?
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Its a toss up..."Gone With The Wind", or "The Wizard of OZ". Both are classics. Best actor is a hard one. I like Sean Connery and Tom Hanks.
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Hands down, Sean Connery
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I like them both, but I have to say that Donald Sutherland - the original Hawkeye Pierce - did a better job of it.  Alan Aldas' Hawkeye was just a bit TOO glib for me...
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Adam Sandler all the way\nDavid was only good when he had Chris Farley \nRobin Williams was best back in the day, too boring & predictable now\nJim Carrey is always "on", trying too hard\nYou, well, you rock, but haven't made me laugh yet, but... 10 points could really change my mind (hint hint)
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Yes Moorer would win it handily. He was great at 175.
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1st- Pierce Brosnan (but not in Die Another Day. I didnt like that film nor did I like Tomorrow Never Dies)\n\n2nd- Roger Moore\n\n3rd- Sean Connery
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HANNITY ALL THE WAY!  Love the way he raises money for the funding of the college education for the children of the troops.  Just because he refused ONE benefit that Moore accepted doesn't mean he doesn't donate time and money (look at all Moore takes in from  his other talks and  edited movies and donations).  Perhaps it was a known fact to Hannity that Moore was more welcome and he, like many other conservatives, would have had something thrown at him by students who are often brainwashed by their liberal professors. However, we should keep in mind that BOTH, first and foremost, are personalities.  And, frankly, slovenly people like Moore aren't my type.  There are lots of little (or should I say EXTRA XXXXXXXL) stories about Moore, too.  At the antiwar (rather anti-everything) demonstration in NYC, Moore had to stop at some Mexican place and rest for an hour eating tacos while the others ate their bagged lunches and kept marching.  I guess most of us admire those who share qualities familiar to us.  Frankly, I'll take the intelligent guy with the looks over the obese loudmouth anytime (or the guy with the light bulb-shaped head who makes little sense to me, Colmes).  Brains and good looks make such a nice combination.\n\n*Someone here sounds so familiar*  *Rolls her eyes*
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Tom Hanks\nBrad Pitt\nEdward Norton
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Harrison Ford or Richard Gere
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The Thrill of It All!!! I didn't even have to look it up! \nDoris Day and James Garner.
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I can't believe no one said Pauly Shore for worst...lol.  That guy is the pits.\n\nBest is harder though, Charlton Heston was epic, as was Audrey Hepburn.  Morgan Freeman and Kevin Spacey are tops.  Modern era though, I would have to say (gasp) Leo Dicaprio.