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And he is wonderful in all these roles.
One will readily recognize actress Isobel Elsom from her later, excellent roles in "My Fair Lady" and "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing".
The lead roles are played by Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe and Frances McDorman is at her best playing a supporting role.
Steve Buscemi, who plays Seymour, has one of his most memorable performances, and Thora Birch and Scarlett Johansson are perfect fits for their roles.
He convinces his boss, played by Walter Connolly who always seems to play these kind of roles, to make a bigger story out of a woman dying of radium poisoning.
But, as the series progressed, the writing got better, the cast got more comfortable with their roles and Moore toned it down a little.
She's better at roles as a 'femme fatale' ("Irma Vep") or stunning 'girl next door' ("In the Mood for Love")
Walter Brennan, Chill Wills and Edgar Buchanan reprise their roles from the original THE OVER-THE-HILL GANG TV-movie made the previous year, while Astaire takes on the role of the troubled Baltimore Kid who might not be in jail or lynched (as newspaperman Andy Devine misinforms them upon their arrival) but has fallen on hard times and become the town drunk instead!
I think this may be one of her greatest roles before she went on the likes of "Mildred Pierce" and her other roles of suffering women.
Dr. Kravaal (played by Karloff, of course, in still another of his overly ardent scientist roles) is remarkably brought back to life, and begins his scientific pursuits anew.
Of all the movies that you could watch, if you choose to watch this movie....i should say that your very unfortunate....The story is crap, the acting nowhere near tolerable and the music not something we'd expect from A.R. Rehman..but its not fair to judge A r rehman with this movie because the music of a movie is to an extent influenced by the story and acting.......I wonder how someone like Ajith can ever be called an actor.....his dialogue delivery is pathetic and its better i don't mention his facial expressions......you'd do yourself a favour by not watching this movie...or rather watch it and educate others on how these kinda movies humiliate the once-enchanting Tamil film industry...Also....i beg the filmmakers not to cast people who are stone heads when it comes to dancing in roles that are supposed to highlight it.....For crying out loud, Ajith can't even dance to those funny dappankuthu songs...how can one tolerate him DANCING BHARATHANATYAM......the thought of him donning the role of a classical dancer would make good dancers of yesteryears turn in their graves.....And watch out for the scenes where Ajith is supposed to be projecting an effeminate side.....Its official ...he's the worst(or is there a worser term for that) thing that can happen to Tamil cinema.........
Pretty simple: Why can't Hollywood make a movie with positive Asian roles?
...just unbelievable how these old jokes keep me laughing, the cast is absolutely packed with big names even down to the smallest roles.
Someone made the unwise decision early on to stick as close to the hit Broadway play as possible in adapting "The Bad Seed" for the movies, including having several key actors reprise their roles, including Patty McCormick in the lead as a sociopathic youngster in long pig-tails.
I'm glad to say that Nicholas Rowe and Alan Cox (son of Brian) were both excellent in their roles and the development of their relationship is nicely handled.
There are times in the movie that he portrays Caesar well as the aloof dictator and others when he overacts as he does in most of his roles.
Dennis Quaid makes a rugged, handsome hero while his real life wife Meg Ryan is a pretty heroine, in one of her better roles.
The studio may have been testing him in different roles because the same year he was in "The Easiest Way" playing the decent, hard- working and quite moralistic husband of Anita Page - an even more "blink and you will miss him" role.
The rest of the cast is great as well, all perfect in their roles.
Other than that everyone else seems to fit their roles right well.
Besides the starring roles of Robinson, Wyman, Brophy, and Crawford, you'll find Jack Carson and Anthony Quinn (very scary as a really mean felon!) in supporting roles.
The dialog was delivered perfectly and the actors were made for the roles.
Hayden is superb in the role and gives a very naturalistic performance in what is in some ways a semi documentary style of film, there's also a host of great supporting roles for the likes of Ted de Corsia and Charles Bronson who complete the hold up gang and also a really entertaining and utterly scene stealing "performance" by the truly psychotic Timothy Carey.
The original movie starred Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, and Irene Dunne (in one of her finest singing roles on screen, the other being the original "Showboat").
But the supporting roles are superbly performed by Mira Sorvino and Tcheky Karyo.
Marg Helgenberger is the Chief Detective, and she is usually an outstanding actress and she brings a lot of energy to her roles.
Originally, Audrey Hepburn was the not the first choice for Breakfast at Tiffany's, instead they wanted Marily Monroe, and she would have been great, but her schedule wouldn't allow, and many others lost out to roles like these did.
He has never had the really good roles he deserves.
The acting is very good and features great performances from Robert Cult and Eli Wallach in the lead roles.
Some supporting roles are quite good, eg. the old servant... Voila.
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