Arnold? Arnold is not an actor. He recites lines and engages in action sequences. Regardless of the role he plays, Arnold is always Arnold. Don't misunderstand me, his movies entertain and he's fun to watch in a movie. However, he has absolutely no range, only mass appeal. ("Only." All actors should be so lucky.)Quote from nealvan:
Personally I'd have to say:
American Actors:
...Arnold Schwarzenegger (Born in Austria)...
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Arnold? Arnold is not an actor. He recites lines and engages in action sequences. Regardless of the role he plays, Arnold is always Arnold. Don't misunderstand me, his movies entertain and he's fun to watch in a movie. However, he has absolutely no range, only mass appeal. ("Only." All actors should be so lucky.)
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Alex,
If you're a Jon Voight fan I assume you've seen "Runaway Train"? If not, you must rent it immediately. Amazing performance. If you want to see great range, watch his performance in his breakthrough role in "Midnight Cowboy" in which he plays a naive, innocent young man, then watch RT, where he plays one of the great villains in film. It's hard to believe it's the same actor.
H
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funny, but to me you could stick tom cruise and kevin costner into the above paragraph...
There is no denying that Voight is one heck of an actor. But every time I see him at an awards show or his picture in the press, he's always wearing a silk scarf. What's up with that affectation? I wonder if he wears it to the beach.Quote from hcour:
Alex,
If you're a Jon Voight fan I assume you've seen "Runaway Train"? If not, you must rent it immediately. Amazing performance. If you want to see great range, watch his performance in his breakthrough role in "Midnight Cowboy" in which he plays a naive, innocent young man, then watch RT, where he plays one of the great villains in film. It's hard to believe it's the same actor.
H