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Rest of the supporting cast is okay, camera good, Kung Fu intense.
He is a great supporting character actor and his excellent chemistry with Powell is fun to watch.
A constellation of some of the best supporting players of the 30's and 40's make a background for the delicate, intelligent work of the always underrated Miriam Hopkins, and the wonderful, spectacular performance of Claude Rains, who, as usual, is the best thing in the picture.
The supporting cast is excellent, though, and includes Alice Brady, Ward Bond and Donald Meek.
Along with the leads, Donald Crisp and George Brent give fine supporting performances, and Max Steiner's score is one of the best of its era.
The supporting cast is amazing in ever sense of the word as well.
Angela Lansbury should have had the Oscar for best supporting actress that year for her tipsy, dipsy authoress.
"The Emperor's Candlesticks" starring William Powell and Luise Rainer is such a film, with supporting roles featuring two young stars, Robert Young and Maureen O'Sullivan.
Miki and Yuu are the main characters but the supporting characters only add to it.
The supporting cast gives a very very lousy performance as well.
The lead roles are played by Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe and Frances McDorman is at her best playing a supporting role.
It's great fun to see a very young Ronald Reagan in a supporting role.
Specifically I was after more work by that classic's storied supporting cast: Paul Henried, Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre, Claude Rains, S.Z.
Glowing supporting cast performances, particularly the heartwarming rendition of Ram Dass, played by Tariq Alibai round out this WonderWorks production.
Robert Davi(Ivan Nagy),"One Last Ride",'03, gave a great supporting role as a two timing PIMP, who only used Heidi Fleiss for his own pleasure and $$$$!!
Sam Neill is brilliant as the knight torn between his order and his obsession with a "Jewess heathen", and Stuart Wilson shines in the supporting role of the besotted de Bracy.
The supporting cast adds to this film as Jennifer Crystal Foley (Pat Maris), Chris Bauer (Bob Cerv), Anthony Michael Hall (Whitey Ford), and Bruce McGill (Ralph Houk) brilliantly display the up and down emotions of dealing with two players thrust into the limelight of trying to break one of baseball's all time records.
The film is funny throughout with wonderful supporting work from Dan Aykroyd, Frank Langhella and Thomas Gibson.
The supporting players are all excellent.
The supporting cast were on form too. I'm still both haunted and mesmerised by that long black & white sequence leading to Anthony's death and Richard's lonely face at the bus stop, quietly grieving for his little brother.
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.
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.
Interesting supporting cast includes:Paul Kelly, Nat Pendleton and Red Skelton.
But the supporting roles are superbly performed by Mira Sorvino and Tcheky Karyo.
Jeffrey Tambor is a brave and always interesting actor, and Jill Clayburgh is one of the best American screen actresses - and still sexy at 54. Bill Duke is as cool as it gets, and Sandy Duncan leads a solid supporting cast.
Alan Arkin and Sondra Locke were perfectly cast... as were all the supporting actors... I'm kind of glad it remains little known... such a gem I can call my own!
Not at all a contender for being overly amusing as Stooge shorts go but when another supporting actor/actress is added that can obviously hold her own, comically, then there's hope yet.
Moreover, there are sturdy supporting contributions by Jean Harlow as sassy dame Gwen Allen, Donald Cook as Tom's disapproving straight-arrow brother Mike, Joan Blondell as Matt's sweet girlfriend Mamie, Mae Clarke as nagging moll Kitty, Beryl Mercer as Tom's loving mother, Leslie Fenton as cocky, flashy gangster "Nails" Nathan, and Murray Kinnell as Tom's untrustworthy mentor Putty Nose.
Burt Lancaster, (Chris Keller) plays the role of one of Joe Keller's son's and he gives an outstanding supporting role in this film.
Some supporting roles are quite good, eg. the old servant... Voila.
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