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Although his father, Carey, Sr. became a western leading man in Ford's early films, Carey, Jr. spent most of his career in supporting roles.
There is also a lot of humor in the interplay among the main and supporting characters.
Not only does it star the incomparable Mark Singer it also features an amazing supporting cast, specifically the second girl from "Sliders", Uncle Phil from "Fresh Prince of Belair" and evil chick from "Superman 2".
The two stars dazzle as the couple only heaven could bring together and the supporting cast, of Bonnie Hunt, Jim Belushi, and Carroll O'Connor, are just marvelous as well.
Once you see how all of the great supporting characters are connected, this show makes you laugh out loud.
First of all, Kevin James is hysterical, incredibly charming, and a talented comedic actor, as is the supporting cast.
Bardem is an acting animal:One of those few comedians that can make a masterpiece from almost any character, the supporting actresses are great in their roles and the story is told with such a sensibility that one laughs and cries in the same minute, as we used to do with the great old masterpieces.
The supporting cast, such as John Cusack, Laura Dern, Bonnie Bedelia, and Natasha Richardson, is fairly good as well.
A great reason to keep supporting the Australian film industry
This is exactly what Australian Television and Australian Politics needs, people with a sense of humour!!! Good on ABC for supporting these guys.
The supporting cast brings the frustrations and joys of his life to the screen in funny and heartbreaking ways.
But the supporting cast of actors and actresses made this worth watching.
Why WOULD a telephone engineer - or a shoe salesman or butcher for that matter - WANT to create a mythical world and weave it around a friend populating it in the process with a set of equally mythical supporting characters.
This inconsistencies apart this remains a fine piece of film-making with an excellent lead performance and a very good supporting one.
The ending was clever and unlike other films which back away from severing body parts of likeable supporting characters, this film goes for it!
The supporting characters were also competently acted.
The supporting cast are near perfect as well, each resident of the mental institution is incredibly convincing in their own way.
The supporting cast is great as well, and the music is the "Soul" of the film.
Christopher Walken was also good, playing his fairly common subdued supporting role, pushing a story along.
He has a marvelous supporting cast: Reginald Gardner, Henry Daniell as Garbitsch, his aide-de-camp, the always wonderful Billy Gilbert as the bumbling Herring, Paulette Goddard, Jack Oakie as the dictator Napaloni, his rival for conquest, veteran European actors David Gorcey (Leo's father), Maurice Moscovich, among others.
The supporting cast was good as well.
Andrea King's supporting performance as Lillian Russell is far better than Alice Faye's leading bio performance in the film dedicated to her career.
It also features a mature Joan Crawford and terrific supporting cast.
Jennifer Aniston had a great supporting role, and looked lovely as ever.
Streep, like Hoffman, also won her first Oscar (for Best Supporting Actress) for her work in "Kramer vs. Kramer" as the wife and mother who tries to find herself after walking out on her family.
He won an Oscar nomination for his role here, and still to this day he is the youngest performer to receive an Oscar nomination in a competitive category (Best Supporting Actor).
She too got an Oscar nomination (for Supporting Actress where she lost to co-star Streep).
Director Robert Florey does a quality job behind the lens, and all of the supporting cast help aid the film with Evelyn Keyes giving a particularly good turn as the blind girl.
Ackland and Bloom as the central characters were excellent, as were the supporting cast.
Vorarbeiter Tadek - character created by the Tadeusz Janczar - plays only supporting role.
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