In my opinion, the best are:

1. Helen Mirren

2. Terence Stamp

3. Claudia Black

4. Paul Leyden

5. Patrick Stewart

6. Radha Mitchell

7. Julian McMahon

8. Jonathan Rhys-Davies

9. Kate Winslet

10. Skye Wansey

I think we should add Kevin Spacey and Meryl Streep

Forget Helen Mirren..........
Judi Dench
Jack Nicholson

both arent on it, this list is shit.

meryl streep!!!!

Naomi Watts
Julianne Moore
Ellen Burstyn
And for fuck's sake, Meryl Streep please.

Oh, and Britney Murphy when she's not in shit movies.

Judi Dench

Nicole Kidman

Meryl Streep

Hillary Swank

Scarlett Johansson

Natalie Portman

Maggie Smith

Julianne Moore(though I think she doesn't perform well if she doesn't have a good director)

Lauren Bacall

Kate Winslet.


That is in no particular order. I didn't mention any males because life is female for me. I have no interest whatsoever in anything male oriented, like a movie with a male main character, I really don't give a damn, it's so boring to me because men are incredibly boring void creatures interested ONLY in sex, war and sports. Nothing can be more boring than men. However there are a few great actors I've seen in movies like Ed Harrris for instance. He is AMAZING. Love him. I just saw Annie Hall on tv so I have to say Woody Allen. He is not the greatest actor nor does he has the most versatility but he is incredibly talented, I mean his movies are amazing.

I can't think of any other actor worth his money right now, and I don't care really.

I take it that we are talking about people that are alive right now but if we are talking generally then I must mention Katherine Hepburn. THAT IS IT, I mean it doesn't get any better than Katherine Hepburn.

oh, Ian McKellen. How could I forget??? he is amazing.

Are you capable of speaking without making some horribly ignorant broad generalization?

I do because the exceptions are irrelevant.

How many men do I know in this life=?? I'm 24. Maybe 5 thousand?? I don't know.

The only men who DON'T fit that stereotype are gay. period.

Everyone else is manho bimbos obsessed with violence, war and sports, shallow and obsessed with farts and everything related to shit.

Truth is so ugly but is the truth man!!!!!!! don't shoot the messanger.

It's the truth to YOU, perhaps, because obviously you're looking only for this to be true. I know many men who are kind, sensitive, and artistic, and who are NOT gay, and detest war, sports, fart jokes, etc.

Of course, I guess things may be different in Panama, or whatever what-the-fuck country you live in. But there is a reason that pronouns like "many" or "most" were created. Because the exceptions are not irrelevant. It's those exceptions that will become the status quo one day, if there is any sort of justice in this world.

please, keep believing that fallacy. If that were the case we would be living a utopia right now.

Seriously what has changed in society since the beginning??? yes, it's not feudal anymore and yes there is no slavery and yes the french cut their King's head off but we are still the same fucking beasts.

And the exceptions(wich are often the good people) never become the status quo.

Yes I agree 110%.

Britney Spears.
Crossroads... Touched my heart.

You want to be miserable and pessimistic. Boring, boring, boring. I wanna try and change things, or at the very least, leave the door open for that change to take place. In my mind, you'll fall in with the rest of the FORMER status quo......the boring, linear people who did nothing to benefit the world, or MY reality.

do you think I mingle with the status quo??? I am so outisde the box and offtune with this world it's not even funny.

I'm different, I'll never belong to the masses, never. But I'm also not going through life with denial disguised as possitivity. The world and most people are shit, it's the way it is.

Look for the ________ in anything, and you're bound to find it. I'm so over this conversation.

some of my favorites, in alphabetical order...

Kevin Bacon (The Woodsman, Sleepers)
Anne Bancroft (Night Mother, Agnes Of God, The Miracle Worker)
Kathy Bates (Misery, About Schmidt, Fried Green Tomatoes)
Daniel Bruhl (Goodbye Lenin, Love In Thoughts, Ladies In Lavender)
Ellen Burstyn (Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, The Last Picture Show, Requiem For A Dream)
Steve Buscemi (Fargo, Ghost World)
Glenn Close (The World According to Garp, Fatal Attraction, Dangerous Liaisons)
Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween, A Fish Called Wanda, True Lies)
Tony Curtis (Some Like It Hot, Spartacus, The Defiant Ones)
Joan Cusack (Addams Family Values, Friends With Money, Broadcast News)
Geena Davis (Thelma and Louise, The Accidental Tourist)
Bette Davis (Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?, All About Eve, The Little Foxes)
Judi Dench (Notes on a Scandal, Shakespeare in Love, Iris)
Robert Deniro (Casino, Goodfellas, Taxi Driver)
Divine (Hairspray, Female Trouble, Pink Flamingos)
Robert Downey Jr (A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang)
Olympia Dukakis (Steel Magnolias, Away From Her, Moonstruck)
Faye Dunaway (Network, Chinatown, Mommie Dearest)
Jane Fonda (They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, Coming Home, 9 to 5)
Jodie Foster (Taxi Driver, The Accused, Silence Of The Lambs)
Harrison Ford (Blade Runner, Working Girl, The Fugitive)
Ryan Gosling (The Believer, Half Nelson)
Jake Gyllenhaal (Jarhead, Brokeback Mountain, Donnie Darko)
Maggie Gyllenhaal (Happy Endings, Sherrybaby)
Shawn Hatosy (Soldiers Girl, 11:14, Alpha Dog)
Emile Hirsch (The Mudge Boy, Imaginary Heroes, Alpha Dog)
Dustin Hoffman (Tootsie, The Graduate, Meet The Fockers)
Holly Hunter (The Piano, Broadcast News, Thirteen)
Tommy Lee Jones (Coal Miner's Daughter, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada)
Diane Keaton (Annie Hall, Crimes Of The Heart, Reds)
Ben Kinglsey (Gahndi, Death and the Maiden, House Of Sand and Fog)
Kevin Kline (A Fish Called Wanda, The Ice Storm, Sophie's Choice)
Jessica Lange (Frances, Sweet Dreams, Titus)
Angela Lansbury (The Manchurian Candidate)
Jack Lemmon (Some Like It Hot, The Apartment, Grumpy Old Men)
Shirley McClaine (Terms of Endearment, Steel Magnolias, The Apartment)
Frances McDormand (Fargo, Friends With Money, Blood Simple)
Ian McKellan (Gods and Monsters, X Men 2)
Bette Midler (The Rose, Beaches, Ruthless People)
Paul Newman (Hombre, Hud, Cool Hand Luke)
Al Pacino (Dog Day Afternoon, Godfather Part 2, Serpico)
Dolly Parton (9 to 5, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Steel Magnolias)
Michelle Pfiefer (Batman Returns, Dangerous Liasons, The Fabulous Baker Boys)
Joaquin Phoenix (Return To Paradise, Walk The Line, Clay Pigeons)
Alan Rickman (Dogma, Snowcake, Galaxy Quest)
Susan Sarandon (Thelma and Louise, Atlantic City, Dead Man Walking)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Running Man, True Lies, Terminator 2)
Maggie Smith (The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie, California Suite)
Sissy Spacek (Coal Miner's Daughter, Night Mother, In The Bedroom)
Sharon Stone (Casino, Basic Instinct, Bobby)
Donald Sutherland (Ordinary People, Aurora Bourealis)
Kathleen Turner (Serial Mom, Peggy Sue Got Married, Body Heat)
Paul Walker (Running Scared, Joy Ride)
Sigourney Weaver (Aliens, Gorillas in the Mist, The Ice Storm)
Michelle Williams (Brokeback Mountain, Dick, Imaginary Heroes)
Tom Wilkinson (In The Bedroom, Normal)

Whoa. Bit of a movie buff, yeah?

haha I totally just wanted to show off with that long ass list. I was quite suprised how long it was since I normally hate a lot of actors. I had to leav off a lot of people who had one great performance but so far haven't done another one (Whoopi Goldber in The Color Purple, Felicity Huffman in Transamerica, Heath Ledger in BBM, and Corky in People Vs Larry Flynt come to mind).

I do have to say that I really hate Meh-ryl Streep, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts, and Nicole Kidman. Those women have to be the most boring actresses to walk the earth.