Always.

"You are without doubt the worst pirate I've ever heard of." "But you have heard of me."

And Micheal j fox as Marty, can’t imagine anyone else in that role

Hugh Laurie as Bertie Wooster

The man won Best Actor with something like 25 minutes appearance ( 16 minutes screen time ).

I read that they wanted Tom selleck to play Indie, just wouldn’t have been the same

This should be higher in the list considering Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. He is Batman!!!

I for one see him rather as Frederick Frankenstein.

A big part of it was Wilder's willingness, even eagerness, to actually mess with the other actors. In his introductory scene, none of the kids were had ever met him before, nor were they told anything about what to expect. So the horrified looks on their faces when he fell were genuine, because they honestly, truly, thought he had fallen over. All done at Wilder's specific request.

The original was best. Not only because Wilder's performance was so captivating, but the story and visuals were far better. Burton's version was strange and eerie, lacking all the comedy and soul of the book, Depp's portrayal of Wonka was awkward and forced, whole movie felt like Burton having a therapy session for his angst with his own father. That movie was when I knew Burton had lost his touch.

My little cousins had only seen the remake. One day I babysat and brought the ORIGINAL. They wanted to know what movie I brought. I told them, only to be informed that they'd seen it and didn't like it. I told them this was a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT movie and to trust me. They LOVED it.

Both the original W***y Wonka and then Wizard of Oz were shown one Christmas on TV as a child... I was left traumatised!!! Flying monkeys and having horrific things happen to you if you eat to many sweeties??? 😭😭😭 ... I'm surprised I'm a somewhat relatively 'normal' person after that!!! 😄

I don't hate the Johnny Depp version but Gene Wilder's is and the absolute best.

The remake with Jonny dipshit was absolutely nausiating.

I won’t watch the Depp version. Some movies shouldn’t get redone.

More like Mr Bean as Rowan Atkinson!

Mmmmm.....Viggo Mortensen.....drool

For me more Wadsworth in Clue.

And Magneto.

Ryan Reynolds is the ONLY person that should play Deadpool. He's the ONLY person who should continue to write the movies as well because he stays true to the character and won't change anything to please Disney and their modern methods of changing characters and sticking ideology in things where they don't belong. He's fighting really hard for the future of the character and the whole Mutant Saga right now. In my opinion he's irreplaceable.

Nope. Cesar Romero all the way.

I understand, and hope it is actually true, that the role for Ripley was written as a male actor. Then they found Saint Sigourney and went with her. And didn't change the character dialog, actions, anything. Sigourney IS Ripley.

I'll also throw in in Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier. Nailed it 👍

Also John Astin. Both were great.

Yes!

I think Jackman is terrific as Wolverine, but I’d love to see other actors’ takes on the character. And Chadwick Boseman was great as Black Panther, but there’s no way he would’ve wanted the character retired after his death. It’s a very important character for many young people who don’t see themselves represented enough in superhero roles. Besides Shuri already took up the mantle of Black Panther in the sequel, but I’m not certain that will stick. And really Black Panther is a character that makes the most sense to change actors since it is a position passed down in their culture.

Tom Hanks is a legend,

They will forever be iconic for these roles

And he had already been so great as Hal.

Kathy Bates is great in pretty much anything and everything. Even in her sitcom appearances.

anybody want a peanut?

"Consider yourself Grubed"...for those that get the reference.

Poor guy got so much hate for that, people are strange.

Henry WAS Geralt. (sorry Liam)

I guess they mean the original Terminator, but Robert Patrick was excellent and scary as hell in the sequel as the T-1000

Cleese kinda comes off high strung in real life, too. Still, A Fish Named Wanda is one of my all time favorites (not to mention Monty Python).

Anything he touched was gold. what a terrific actor. Dead poets society, What dreams my come, good morning Vietnam, Moscow on the Hudson. Oof, I could go on and on. I miss him so so much.

They never should have remade Aladin, because without Robin Williams as Genie why bother

If you liked the movie, I recommend reading the book. It goes a few levels deeper, has a different ending, and is told from the perspective of the Chief, not McMurphy. Not talking about the Steven King book.

The best. Roger Moore was cool but I don't think anyone else has had much personality.

This guy is so good at everything he does it hurts.

Mr. Anderson...

Because of Jim Carey's natural facial features, and what he can do with them, the budget for visual effects was barely touched on that film

Val Kilmer as Madmortigan in Willow

This should be higher up and not #66. It needs more up votes. There's already been a recent remake and it flopped. The dude died for the original film. He was absolutely perfect. Taken too soon.

Tom Cruise was really great in it too. I’m not normally a fan of his, but he was amazing in Rain Man

Alan Alda is MASH for me

OMG! He scared me so much how unsettling he was in the role. That hair do didn't help either.

Such a talented actor!

The first Rocky, and the first Rambo were both pretty serious hard hitting movies. How did they descent both franchises into such terrible slop

Milla Jovovich as Alice (Resident Evil). She's why those are my favorite movies!

He was good in True Romance also. Classic movie, one of QT's earlier ones