Of the actors who have decided to direct, whose films have been the best??
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Jon Favreau with ELF!!!
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Yes.  How could the best director be Ang Lee and not the film he made?
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My favorite is Legends of the Fall.  Even though he plays a rather disturbed person as Triston, I think he looks the best in this film. He just hasn't been the same to me since he cut his beautiful hair!  \n\nIn a close second would be Thelma & Louise.  He was so young feisty as a hitch hiker.  Too bad he turned out to be a thief!
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I liked Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Duplicate the best. I think he's best in movies where his co-star is either Kajol or Juhi Chawla... he has great chemistry with both of them, esp. Kajol
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werner herzog is an amazing film director. check out fitzcaraldo.
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There all pretty fucking good!  I can't pick just one!\nThe best one I've seen is the Lion King.  That's a oldie, but goodie.
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Each of the choices are good in one way or the other, but i strongly believe ,but as far as acting goes, Kajol gets my vote. She is the most versatile of the lot, and i believe she is the only one of the above choices to have acted in a villanous role, egs, Baazigar and Gupt. These are just my views.Thanx :)
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Okay, My thoughts are \nThe Game. Michael Douglas \nStay, Ewan Mcgregor Niomi Watts\nThe Bone Collector, if you haven't seen it. \nThe Edge, Alec Baldwin and Anthony Hopkins\nHostel, So good.
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Shirley MacClaine\n\nHer first movie was "The Trouble With Harry".  The Director was Alfred Hitchcock.  It was freaking HILARIOUS!
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1. Sean Connery (the best)\n2. Pierce Brosnan (gorgeous and funny)\n3. Daniel Craig (haven't seen him in action yet but he's got the looks)\n4. Roger Moore (looked the part, but a bit stiff)\n5. Timothy Dalton (no sense of humor at all)\n6. George Lazenby (stiff, stiff, stiff)
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I love the director, Alejandro I;arritu (Amores Perros), but I haven't seen it yet. I heard it's gotten good reviews
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hmmmmmmmmmm...tough one.  \nI've been pretty disappointed with most of the movies so far this year.  I would say "United 93" is probably the BEST movie I've seen so far, but not really my favorite or most enjoyable.\n\nI guess Friends with Money is probably my favorite so far.  I just like dark/quirky comedies.  Some of the ones I THOUGHT I liked at the time, now I either can't remember or don't think too fondly of (i.e. Lucky Number Slevin, Running Scared). \n\nBut I can't wait for Xmen, superman, and the break up.
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I know he made a movie with a French director and with French actors (The Science of Sleep - it seems pretty good). As for Italian, I don't know.
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Is anyone over 50 allowed to answer this one.\n\nI have to choose more than one.\n\nGene Hackman.\nMorgan Freeman.\nKevin Bacon.\nSally Field.\nJack Lemon.\nDenzel Washington.\nMelvyn Douglas.\nJudy Dench.      Because they are all believable and don't \n                 look like they are acting.\nI can't go without mentioning a few favourite Australian actors.\nAnthony LaPaglia.\nDavid Wenham.\nRebecca Gibney. oops! I think she might be a Kiwi.
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He is a visionary director ranking with the best of this age.  Speilberg, Howard, Jackson.  There are not many directors, who'se movies I eagerly await, but he is one.
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I would have to say Hugh Jackman even though he is not that well know here in the U.S. he has been to me a very good actor.
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Scorsese will win his long awaited Oscar for the Departed and De Caprio will at least be nominated!! Sacha Baron Cohen will win best actor for Borat (hmmmm, probably not)!! Possibly Clive Owen for Children of Men!! Need to watch more films to know more!!