Quite the list there, Galedeep, with many I will agree on. There will no doubt be a few repeats here...

Brad Pitt- I'm quite surprised he's not had a mention already. A real charmer to the ladies, but also a very charasmatic actor. For me, Fight Club was his best role, playing Edward Norton's character's alter-ego. Seven also saw an outstanding performance, well worth a mention.

Edward Norton- From violent racist Nazi, to a seemingly reserved and strange office worker, I'm yet to see him fail to deliver.

Kurt Russell- I can never get tired of this guy, for some reason, I find all of his movies really watchable. He stars in one of my all time favourites, John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China, where he brilliantly portrays his character, an uncultured grunt-turned-unlikely hero. I'm still to see Death Proof, but I just know he'll make it for me.

Jack Nicholson- Out of the countless amount of movies he's been in, has he given a bad performance? From psychotic father to, uh, psychotic Joker!

Bill Murray- A man who never fails to put a smile on my face. Fond memories of him in Ghostbusters <3, Groundhog Day, Scrooged and later in Lost in Translation, amoung others.

Jason Lee- I've been a long time fan of Lee, even before he acted, when he was a pro skater, then of his earlier films under Kevin Smith. Mallrats and Chasing Amy, high up in my list of favourite movies, a lot of that down to his acting. His own series, My Name is Earl, is one of the best comedies i've seen in years. Not to mention his slightly famous father....

Samual L Jackson- Pulp Fiction...need I say more? Bad Mother****er!

Harrison Ford- Loved him as Solo, loved him as Jones, loved him as Deckard. He's a tremendous actor.

Michelle Pfeiffer- The finest actress in my book, in more ways than one. Tony Montana's "junkie wife", to Batman's Catwoman, to her brilliant role in Dangerous Minds. Fantastic.

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