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[Film] Your most powerful acting scene of all time ?
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
carteater
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sydney
tinky ****in winky
suitcase scene ......dead mans shoes , can't find it on yt
carteater
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hglyRJXCNCM
The smashing his hand with a glass wasn't scripted he just went with it
The smashing his hand with a glass wasn't scripted he just went with it
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Two for me.
1: Watching this in the cinema was just epic, from the crunching of the snow right through, the rest of the film tailed off, but this was epic.
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2: Just powerful
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1: Watching this in the cinema was just epic, from the crunching of the snow right through, the rest of the film tailed off, but this was epic.
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2: Just powerful
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This Happy Breed (1944 B&W film - my favourite film. Based on an original play written by the genius that was Noel Coward, filmed almost entirely in a domestic living room).
Most powerful scene - when a young John Mills (the boy next door) comes home from the navy to tell his neighbours (Robert Newton, Celia Johnson) that their estranged daughter (Queenie) is next door, and that she doesn't want to come in as she doesn't know how she'll be received, and that BTW he has married her.
It reduces me to tears every time - and I've watched this film a lot!
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Most powerful scene - when a young John Mills (the boy next door) comes home from the navy to tell his neighbours (Robert Newton, Celia Johnson) that their estranged daughter (Queenie) is next door, and that she doesn't want to come in as she doesn't know how she'll be received, and that BTW he has married her.
It reduces me to tears every time - and I've watched this film a lot!
I don't have the tech skills to insert a link here.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Sussexscots
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 3, 3, 3, 3 ,3 ,3 3 coach chuggers
Edward Woodward was a much underrated actor in my view. Final scene of 'The Wicker Man' - quality not that great
It's almost ironic that, when Howie, a man of devout religious belief realises what the islanders intend that he tries to use science to try and convince them that THEIR beliefs are wrong. Think that's what makes it so disturbing.
I'll add to that the last scenes in 'Breaker Morant'
Reduces me to tears every time
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
DavidinSouthampton;91136 51 said:
Was going to post the same. Pretty much all of RW in that film, and then the "it's not your fault" scene.
Also, Pacino's team speech is Any Given Sunday.
Neville's Breakfast
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Mine was in a school performance as well. A Harold Pinter play. The one with the two elderly ‘ladies’. I was one of the two and was told it was a powerful performance even though I forgot a chunk of lines. I guess my co-star also put in a powerful performance because it didn’t phase him.
Most of the rest of the posters on this thread appear to have misread the title. I do reserve the right to amend my post if my acting career ever resumes, bearing in mind the ‘of all time’ bit.
Megazone
On his last warning
The knuckle puck shot in Mighty Ducks always puts my hair on end. Incredible scene.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Porkies - "has anyone seen Mike Hunt?"
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Albion_Dave
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The scene in the first episode from the moment he enters the pub to waking up in the morning is probably the best television i have ever watched.
Lower West Stander
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Surprised as how much modern stuff there is on here.
Personal favourite is Lee J Cobb in Twelve Angry Men. Absolutely fantastic.
Oh and Marlon Brando in Streetcar.
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Both of them blow Hanks out of the water imho.
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Personal favourite is Lee J Cobb in Twelve Angry Men. Absolutely fantastic.
Oh and Marlon Brando in Streetcar.
“Stellaaaaaaa’”
Both of them blow Hanks out of the water imho.
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marcos3263
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I tried to add a clip from the Fisher King from youtube. Its not that I can't - there are just too many scenes, the whole film is a power house of emotion.
My immediate thought - superb performance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s83RoxfwPFg
Mind you, Cobb was good in just about anything.
I'd add Rod Steiger and Gene Hackman to the list too - always excellent