Imo, the most important thing is being able to adapt into other roles without feeling forced in any way.
For example, Christian Bale is able to play the Batman, but also go and be a magician (The Prestige) and his performance as the latter is not hindered at all.
Compared to Jennifer Lawrence who I will always see as the Hunger Games girl (not to say she is a bad actor, just not excellent)
If its an excellent actor you first recognize the character then the actor. If its just a good actor, you see the character and be like, hey thats "...."
If its an excellent actor you first recognize the character then the actor. If its just a good actor, you see the character and be like, hey thats "...."
Daniel Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time then
Daniel Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time then
I was thinking of him when I wrote this. not my fave tho
I was thinking of him when I wrote this. not my fave tho
Not my favorite either but it describes him perfectly lol
Daniel Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time then
He's good but he's no Vin Diesel
Christian Bale is overrated. I see the same guy every film. Try hard overly serious.
Daniel Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time then
hes def one of them. no debating
Christian Bale is overrated. I see the same guy every film. Try hard overly serious.
His first half of his career was good but i agree with you in his recent movies and now he’s doing a damn Marvel movie smh
Just want to say that determination and hardwork aren't of deciding factors, they still commendable qualities ofc and ideally it's what you'd expect out of them
Some people just shine when they land a certain role while faring just good enough (suffice) on the rest. Jon Hamm and Aaron Paul for example and in the end I still think of them as great actors
If its an excellent actor you first recognize the character then the actor. If its just a good actor, you see the character and be like, hey thats "...."
Hey that's Will Smith
His first half of his career was good but i agree with you in his recent movies and now he’s doing a damn Marvel movie smh
I think American psycho f***ed him up, he's been pretty psycho ever since. Plus I read he's one of the worst actors to work with.
He also ruined Batman for me, great movies but his voice killed me inside.
Excellent acting is thoughtful.
An actor should always observe a character as a complete living organism. An actor should know their character beyond what is written in the script because great characters should feel whole. Like they are real things. Not an impersonation but a new living thing of its own.
Yeah Gosling and Lakeith are "good" actors.
Lakeith was great in uncut gems and we already know he's got the weirdo/mysterious angle down
Lakeith was great in uncut gems and we already know he's got the weirdo/mysterious angle down
Eh I just see Lakeith Stanfield playing Lakeith Stanfield
a good actor is able to dive into a character and act well enough to not cause a distraction from the plot or story.
most good actors are serviceable and don't stand out to much.
a great actor is able to not only play a character but make the character it's own and make the audience view the character as more than just someone's creation and more of an actual person or entity
If its an excellent actor you first recognize the character then the actor. If its just a good actor, you see the character and be like, hey thats "...."
theres only like 3 excellent actors then
Excellent acting is thoughtful.
An actor should always observe a character as a complete living organism. An actor should know their character beyond what is written in the script because great characters should feel whole. Like they are real things. Not an impersonation but a new living thing of its own.
i bet you wrote this in a coffee shop
The best actors don't have to have insane range imo. I feel like some actors go way to hard to prove that s*** for no reason and end up looking dumb. Ex. Daniel Craig cartoon character accent in Knives out and Logan lucky
The best ones just have a complexity to the emotions their portraying I guess.