minstrel wrote:Paul Newman.
He's been a superstar. And he's been a highly respected actor. Both at the same time, even. And he's done enormous amounts of charity work. And he's managed to keep together a marriage for a long, long time, unlike many other actors. And he drives very very fast, even in his old age.
One of the greatest lives in movie history.
HollywoodBabylon wrote:minstrel wrote:Pa ul Newman.
He's been a superstar. And he's been a highly respected actor. Both at the same time, even. And he's done enormous amounts of charity work. And he's managed to keep together a marriage for a long, long time, unlike many other actors. And he drives very very fast, even in his old age.
One of the greatest lives in movie history.
Well said, Minstrel. I'd go with Newman as well. A superb actor who's had some great parts in some fine movies. And he's still going strong at 80 (and looks pretty damn fine as well).
He's also always managed his life and career (as well as his immense fame) with a modesty, humour and dignity few others in his profession have matched. There is no bullshit with Newman: just a great actor and a decent man.
Sir Slang Thang Sr. wrote:I'm just going to go with the first person that popped into my mind and say Mickey Rourke. I've been watching a lot of his films over the past year or so and have enjoyed the majority of them quite a bit.
I'll give my own topic a bit more thought, however, and see if anyone else knocks him off the top of the mountain.
Brocktune wrote:peter north.
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