r/Actors • • 20h ago

Last 5 Films of Henry Cavill. Do you think he needs to change his agent?

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r/Actors • • 22h ago

Did you know that Donald Faison’s character in scrubs in scrubs is what inspired the Fortnite dance? What do you think about his performance?

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r/Actors • • 7h ago

My Top 30. Favorite Actors born in the 1990s

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r/Actors • • 4h ago

Which Johnny Depp movie could you watch over and over again?

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r/Actors • • 21h ago

One of the most versatile actors in the history of cinema

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Robert De Niro is one of the most versatile actors I've ever seen in cinema's course of history. He could easily fit into every genre and change his attitude completely as it fits to play that particular character. Ever since his debut, he has completely gone through tremendous transformations for the sake of portraying his characters convincingly. He clearly captures the essence of his characters whether he is playing a loner or a mafioso or a wannabe comedian or a psychopath or an old timer. He could even beat Al Pacino when it comes to versatility in my opinion.

Would you guys too agree with me in this regard?


r/Actors • • 2h ago

Christoph Waltz in 1981 Movie Tristan and Isolde, Fire and Sword. One of his earlier works.

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He started acting in 1976 and has done around 130 films so far. He has also done theater and opera (also being a director in both).

He has done dubbing for 3 different animated films (one with Beyonce) and a documentary.

He directed 3 movie and was executive producer for 1.

Is the only Austrian actor (born in Vienna) to win two Oscars.

Is one of 14 actors to have won the Academy Award, BAFTA Award, Critics' Choice Award, Golden Globe Award and SAG Award for the same performance.

Is one of six performers to win an Oscar playing a character that mostly spoke in a foreign language (for his performance in Inglourious Basterds (2009))

Studied acting at the Max Reinhardt-Seminar in Vienna and the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in New York.


r/Actors • • 1h ago

In honor of her 59th birthday what is your favorite Julia Roberts performance?

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r/Actors • • 11h ago

Happy Birthday Julia Roberts. What is the first film you saw her in?

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r/Actors • • 19h ago

Which actors can portray pure anger without saying a word?

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Clint Eastwood has been doing it for decades. They just have that innate ability to effectively embody anger without completely blowing their top, but you can see it happening at any second.
Anyone come to mind?


r/Actors • • 14h ago

Actors What role do you associate most with Dennis Haysbert??

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r/Actors • • 21h ago

Recently I rewatched the Asterix & Obelix live action movies. Can we agree that putting Monica Bellucci dressed as Cleopatra in a movie made for children and teenagers was savage?

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r/Actors • • 11h ago

Introducing: Johnny Depp ( A nightmare on elm street)

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Ink and watercolor on paper . Fan art for Inktober


r/Actors • • 13h ago

Can anyone identify this actor?

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SOLVED! His name is Oswald Zeulstra and the documentary was "How Disney Built America" it was from episode 3 he was the trolley driver from when Walt was a kid working for his family and he would drop him off at a park that had electric lights that inspired Disneyland.

I took this picture of this actor in a documentary I watched a while back but there was no credit for him. His face is so familiar and I know I've seen him before and it's been months and I still cannot find him. I tried Google lens etc with no luck. Please help!


r/Actors • • 11h ago

Happy Birthday Annie Potts. What is the first role you saw her in?

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r/Actors • • 11h ago

Happy Birthday Joaquin Phoenix. What of his work is his best?

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r/Actors • • 20h ago

Discussion Low-Effort Posts: Part 2 — Help Us Keep the Conversation Going!

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We want this sub to be an enjoyable place for everyone to discuss their favorite actors, their performances, and the craft of acting! To help keep the conversations engaging, we’re sharing a little more guidance on the types of posts we’d like to see.

💬 Give Us Something to Talk About!
Posts that simply ask, “What do you think about [actor’s name]?” without any additional context WILL be removed as low-effort posts.

Instead, give us something specific to discuss! For example, ask what people think about an actor’s performance in a particular movie, TV show, or stage production. We want to encourage meaningful discussions about actors and their craft!

📌 A Quick Reminder About the Rules
As mentioned in our previous announcement:
No NSFW posts. These will be removed.
Keep the focus on the craft! Comments that focus solely on an actor’s or actress’s physical appearance will be removed.

⚠️ What Happens if a Rule Is Broken?
Our goal is to keep this community welcoming and focused on what makes actors and their work worth discussing. The first removal will generally come with a warning. Repeated violations may result in a ban.
Thanks for helping us build a community where we can have great conversations about the actors we love, the performances that move us, and the craft behind the characters! 🎭🍿


r/Actors • • 20h ago

10 year old Matthew Perry in his first credited television appearance as a child actor in the 1979 action-drama series 240-Robert…

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