let's make the most of it.
your nominations please for best actor in the world ever, and best actress in the world ever.
it can be stage, tv or film.
the prize is a night out with that person, subject to the not very small print of me being able to get in touch with them at any stage in the next millennium.
Ooooh... Best actor, or best looking actor? I'll have Johnny Depp please
i suspect you will be the first of many!
 | deana24 [Member] 2008-03-27 @ 21:21 |
Yes, let's form a disorderly queue like we usually do, ladies, for Mr Depp.
But seriously...
Best actor: Ian McKellen and Judy Dench (doing TV adaptation of Macbeth of late 70s - I'm going for living actors because I'm not fancying a seance)
| deana24 [Member] 2008-03-27 @ 21:21 |
...I meant best actor and actress, sorry Jude...
good choice, deana.
| deana24 [Member] 2008-03-28 @ 09:08 |
It completely brought macbeth to life for me, still my favourite. Miss Dench is truly magnificent in everything she does.
 | chassy [Member] 2008-03-27 @ 22:24 |
Big Bird and Zippy. Bungo's just too stoopid.
i rather rated kermit and miss piggy.
| chassy [Member] 2008-03-28 @ 10:12 |
Yes they had the charisma of the Hollywood old school stars, but I prefer the more modern actor with a more natural and relaxed style. Also I wonder whether Kermit and Miss Piggy weren't just 'playing themselves', whereas Big Bird and Zippy were undoubtably acting.
 | tylluanpenry pro 2008-03-27 @ 22:36 |
Gerard Depardieu.
And he apparently likes his food so it'll be a great meal!
ok, let's see if you're the winner (and if i've got his phone number!)
Well, if I don't win Johnny Depp in the wrestling competition with Copdam and Deana, I'd go for:
James Stewart and Katharine Hepburn
that's a very good choice cos i won't be able to contact them to arrange your prizewinning night out!
and they're both brilliant, i agree.
 | joebangles [Member] 2008-03-27 @ 23:14 |
It's just got to be Marlon Brando, and the actress, Rock Hudson.
 | stayingpositive [Member] 2008-03-27 @ 23:15 |
Well, I was going to say Johnny Depp too, but I see I'm not the only one! I think he's great because he can convincingly play such a variety of odd characters. I also like Cate Blanchett for the same reason. (Also, Mr Depp is rather hot, which helps)
 | Miza-T [Member] 2008-03-28 @ 00:12 |
After careful consideration , it was an extremelly difficult choice ...but...
My vote goes to :
Dustin Hoffman
Meryl Streep
(although I love Brad, very much)
xx
it isn't easy is it?
good choice, though.
xx
 | litstudent [Member] 2008-03-28 @ 16:47 |
Looks like Johnny Depp's been well and truly taken then!
Hmm. Who now?
Perhaps I should be grown up and go for Nick Nolte who gave a performance in Lorenzo's Oil that just about ripped me apart.
As for an actress - well, that has to be Katherine Hepburn in The African Queen. They just don't make 'em like that any more!
never seen nick nolte, but i recently saw 'the african queen' again and hepburn is fantastic, isn't she?
marilyn monroe and bruce willis in the die hard films.
oh hec - i do not like bruce willis.
but i do like marilyn, obviously!
xx
 | rubychoo [Member] 2008-03-29 @ 22:42 |
Peter O'Toole ('that' Macbeth notwithstanding).
Glenda Jackson (nutter !)
two nutters for the price of one, there, i think!
1.Johnny Depp
2.Simon Pegg
3.Elijah Wood
4.Vigo Mortenson
5.Craig Charles
6.Christiano Ronaldo
7.Adam West
8.Eminem
9.David Jason
10.Heather Mills
6/10 are probably the best.
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