I know I've been delaying this for quite a while now but after a few months, I can gladly say, I'm pleased with my list. At one time, I was over 50 actors but I knew that I had to cut it down, so it's now at 30. As I did with the actresses, the first five actors are in order but after that, it's not in any kind of order. Also I listed movies that I feel is their best(this is my opinion, so what I put, you may agree or disagree with). So let's start it up!
1. Jeffrey Lynn
My Favorite Films of His:
- Four Daughters
- Underground
- Yes, My Darling Daughter
- Lost Lagoon
2. Cary Grant
My Favorite Films of His:
- Notorious
- Mr.Blandings Builds his Dream House
- Holiday
- Gunga Din
3. James Dean
My Favorite Films of His:
- Rebel Without a Cause
- East of Eden
- Giant
4. Melvyn Douglas
My Favorite Films of His:
- Third Finger, Left Hand
- Mr.Blandings Builds his Dream House
- Too Many Husbands
- Good Girls go to Paris
5. Robert Cummings
My Favorite Films of His:
- Saboteur
- Moon Over Miami
- The Devil and Miss Jones
- It Started with Eve
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Marc Platt
My Favorite Films of His:
- Tonight and Every Night
- Down to Earth
- Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Robert Redford
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Sting
- Barefoot in the Park
- The Candidate
William Prince
My Favorite Films of His:
- Destination Tokyo
- Cinderella Jones
- Carnegie Hall
Sidney Poitier
My Favorite Films of His:
- A Patch of Blue
- Blackboard Jungle
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Richard Widmark
My Favorite Films of His:
- Kiss of Death
- Yellow Sky
- Road House
Tony Randall
My Favorite Movies of His:
- Pillow Talk
- Lover Come Back
- Let's Make Love
Ray Milland
My Favorite Films of His:
- Easy Living
- Beau Geste
- The Major and the Minor
Henry Fonda
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Ox- Bow Incident
- The Lady Eve
- The Grapes of Wrath
William Powell
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Thin Man
- I Love You Again
- After the Thin Man
Lee Bowman
My Favorite Films of His:
- Tonight and Every Night
- She Wouldn't Say Yes
- Cover Girl
Joseph Cotten
My Favorite Films of His:
- Shadow of a Doubt
- Gaslight
- The Farmer's Daughter
Dana Andrews
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Best Years of Our Lives
- The Purple Heart
- The Ox-Bow Incident
Humphrey Bogart
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Roaring Twenties
- High Sierra
- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
George Brent
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Spiral Staircase
- The Fighting 69th
- 42nd Street
Jack Lemmon
My Favorite Films of His:
- Some Like it Hot
- Under the Yum Yum Tree
- It Should Happen to You
Don Ameche
My Favorite Films of His:
- Midnight
- Moon Over Miami
- Heaven Can Wait
Gene Kelly
My Favorite Films of His:
- Singin' in the Rain
- Cover Girl
- For Me and My Gal
Robert Young
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Enchanted Cottage
- The Canterville Ghost
- I Met Him in Paris
Fred Astaire
My Favorite Films of His:
- Swing Time
- Easter Parade
- Damsel in Distress
Montgomery Clift
My Favorite Films of His:
- A Place in the Sun
- From Here to Eternity
- The Search
Frank Sinatra
My Favorite Films of His:
- The Manchurian Candidate
- From Here to Eternity
- Ocean's Eleven
Peter Lawford
My Favorite Films of His:
- Good News
- The Hour of 13
- Easter Parade
Dean Jones
My Favorite Films of His:
- Under the Yum Yum Tree
- That Darn Cat
- Any Wednesday
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
My Favorite Films of His:
- Gunga Din
- The Prisoner of Zenda
- A Woman of Affairs
Franchot Tone
My Favorite Films of His:
- His Butler's Sister
- Three Loves Has Nancy
- Dangerous
5 comments:
very interesting list! you definitely tend more towards the sophisticated, smooth, suave types as opposed to the tough city guys. great to see guys like Brent, Tone and Fairbanks jr on a list of faves, those guys are far too under-appreciated, especially Fairbanks.
awww, i love dana andrews!
Can't argue with that much! I would recommend Red River with John Wayne and Monty Clift
Great list!! By the way, the three William Powell movies you named happen to be my favorites of his too! I got kind of excited when I saw that.
I agree with most of your favorites, but I think Glenn Ford deserves a spot as well.
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