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@TheCinesthetic Alfred Molina in Boogie Nights

What’s the best example of an actor showing up for one small scene and completely stealing the entire movie?

@Gibboanxious 🔥🔥 one of my dream Teams I’ve wanted for a while

who is your dream actor-director pairing? i’ll start:

@TheCinesthetic The Greasy Strangler. If nobody’s ever seen this. Please do yourselves a favor. !!

A movie that's in your top 25 list but unlikely to be in anyone else's?

When you miss the school bus

‘How are you so focused under pressure?’ Me in 1995:

@connerburks @Dallas_NY

Johnny Walker has been kicked out the arena after his fight with Dominick Reyes

Instant Classic @RazorBlaydes265 and @Josh_HokitUFC give them both 500k @danawhite @ufc #ufc327

A YO .. RT THIS IF U FW HIP HOP

Love to see it.. gamebred and Funky

@davefranklin Just watched this again the other day. Hopeful we get a 40 year anniversary in theaters this year.

Would have been cool to experience this moment in a cinema with an audience

@just_Jimz Hannibal

I need a new series to watch

Terribly sad about Tom Noonan passing. In casting Manhunter I auditioned about 10-15 actors in New York when Tom walked in the door and said, “I don’t want to talk. I just want to read.” He read and it was magical. We worked closely. I based Dollarhyde less on the novel’s character and more on a convicted killer whom I met and with whom I corresponded who was doing life in Vacaville. I took Tom into that world and he made it his own. It was an automatic to cast Tom in a wheelchair as Kelso in Heat. He did so much more fine work, but it was as the battered child become a killer adult - both alive in the same bottle - that projected the range and deep soul of this so acute and committed artist. Rest in peace, Tom.

If you asked me to choose a single acting performance that explains why the world is the way that it is I would choose this. RIP Robert Duvall, one of the most complex and ingenious actors of the New Hollywood.

Philip Seymour Hoffman (July 23rd, 1967 - February 2nd, 2014)   the most talented actor of the last 30+ years. truly incredible to watch. felt like a different human being in every single role. brought humanity to monsters without ever making excuses for their behavior. watch any of his films back to back and wallahi you'll have to keep telling yourself it's the same actor. quite possibly being the most versatile actor l've ever seen in film. his influence within the medium of acting in the 21st century has no parallel amongst his generation of extremely talented peers. one of very few “celebrity” deaths that hit me especially hard, and one I think about the most as I get older. no one can do what he did. what a tragedy and an incredible loss for filmmaking.

@vinnie_paz He was the best man…. this still bothers me to this day. This one hurt

@CMPunk hey Cm punk. Where did you get that Heat hoodie ?

They did my boy @FinnBalor dirty.

@ChampRDS Prates vs JDM be a sick Co-Main

🚨 The #UFC326 co-main event is still TBD 👀

@ThisIsCreation @letterboxd Congrats!!! On the 4K. My letterboxd is DukeLotz23

@CinemaTweets1 Absolute Travesty

Al Pacino didn’t win an #Oscar for The Godfather Part II. He lost it to Art Carney for Harry & Tonto. I’ll be 100% honest with you: I haven’t seen Harry & Tonto. I have seen the Godfather 2 about 100 times? And I can’t imagine there's been a performance better than this ever.