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Shah Rukh Khan and Tabu make brief appearances in guest roles, but they leave an impact and make a great pair.Someone should cast them together in lead roles in a great future movie.Gulzar's dialogues are the best he has ever written.
Goldie Hawn is likeable as always, and it was good to see early roles of Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson and Mylketi Williamson.
To see him perform as a faun in this and then watch him in "The Last King of Scotland" in one of the most powerful roles I've ever seen is amazing.
All the stereotypical movie bad/tough guys you love to hate are here...Jack Elam, Lee Van Cleef, and Neville Brand in typically bad guy roles, and all were tough and great and threatening.
Bright spots in the film include Len Cariou, Laurence Guittard and the magnificent Hermione Gingold, reprising their original stage roles.
I thought that the supporting cast all fit their roles perfectly: particular kudos to Christianne Gout (what a body); Frank Vincent (everybody's favorite bad guy from Scorsese film fame, e.g.
As he's aged his roles have been more of a dramatic nature and I think that this role in particular shows his talent and skill as a cinematic artist.
The plot line is like watching actors trying to break out of their usual roles of downs syndrome porn and the main character looks like a deep-fried shag carpet soaked in cheese made rancid manlove to ET's bastard cousin.
Buddy Hackett and Harvey Korman (both funny men in their own right)play the roles of two very interesting men as one-dimensional boobs who couldn't handle any aspect of show business.
Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne won Oscar nominations for their roles as bickering theater stars in this sly film.
But noooooo, this film wasn't hilarious... Fallon has a career because of playing retarded roles in Saturday Night Live.
She does all the grunt work and occasionally fills in for small roles.
Along with rough seas, sailing ships, beautiful southern ladies, sea wrecks [he always has to have that disasterous wreck] a giant squid in a spectacular underwater scene in the hull of a wrecked ship, villains and heroes, DeMille rounds up a stellar cast in the likes of Paulette Goddard, fresh from her almost getting the role of Scarlett O'Hara in GONE WITH THE WIND, as Loxi Claiborne, who is in love with handsome Captain Jack, [John Wayne] who was just beginning to gain world wide fame and Steve Toliver, played by suave and sharp tongued Ray Milland, one of his best acting roles, along with a young Robert Preston and Susan Hayward as young lovers who become victims of the war over salvage rights of wrecked ships.
Now...in mid and late 90's his career was kinda stagnating but he reinvented himself in Narc (one of my favorites...not so much as a movie in whole, but for the way it was shot, cinematic photography and Liotta's portrayal of Lt. Oak) and kept doing smaller independent movies really choosing his roles more carefully this time around...And I guess i was genuinely surprised to see him in ER.
He reminded me of a cross between Matt Lauer and Woody Allen, and I'd like to see what he could do in future roles.
Mediocre performances in most roles lend a sense of Acting 101 homework to the whole proceedings, events unfold without any build-up and even normally decent actors have lowed their game here.
There is a beautiful young woman playing double roles - and in the photos from the 1800's, I can't believe how smooth and white her skin is.
Oh well, I guess I can trade this at the used DVD store for films that show Robert Mitchum, Teresa Wright and Dame Judith Anderson in better roles.
Joseph Cotten has played many memorable roles, but he was not know as a writer, and the screenplay of "Journey into Fear" is paper-thin.
Enjoyed this 1953 Classic Musical with Joan Crawford playing the role as Jenny Stewart, a New York City actress who could dance, sing and give great dramatic roles and many Broadway Hits.
Amy Yasbeck(Casey from "Wings"), Bill Maher(loud mouth), and John Ratzenberger("Cheers" with George Wendt) all play forgetable roles in this mostly forgetable sequel.
i'll be honest i only picked this up 'cause Busey was in it...usually like his roles, but i don't think I've ever seen an actor wing it in like Gary did here.
Not only are the characters ill suited for their roles, almost every major plot point was edited out or completely changed.
Rex Ingram was a great actor, and he was inspiring in each of his roles in this film.
The gimmick of a living anachronism is a powerful one indeed but to someone like myself who was raised on reporter movies of the 20s, who saw Cagney, Raft and Powell play these kinds of roles, using the same slang and expressions, now so out of date, I literally howled with delight.
And one of my most favorite roles on stage.
Betty Field,(Leona Richards),"Birdman of Alcatraz",'62 and Agnes Moorehead,(Jessie),"Dragon Seed",'44, gave great supporting roles to this twisted story.
He has a terrific chemistry with Streep, as well as with Cher, and I think it was with "Silkwood" (as well as "Escape From New York") that he really transcended his early Disney career, and began to be considered for better, more mature roles.
It seems impossible to imagine anyone else in these roles, or anyone but Nichols directing the film.
And if you're familiar with Benny's tightwad character, you'll know immediately why the roles were reversed for this film.
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