Actors/Actresses that have never been in any decent films!

[adycav]

To compliment the other thread, and to help liven up this little section of PH a bit.

I'll start with:



'Nic' Cage.

And no, 'Face/Off' IS st.

[toasty]

Con Air was a great film. Cheesy, sure, but still great.

[The Hypno-Toad]

Unfortunetly you have given the only possible answer to this thread.

But John Travolta runs him a close second. (yeah ok Grease is alright.)

[philwhite]

He has made 'some' decent films (Raising Arizona, Leaving Las Vegas, The Weatherman, Lord of War) but far more tripe, he seems to have fallen into being typecast into National Treasure type roles too, not good!

[adycav]

The Hypno-Toad said:

Unfortunetly you have given the only possible answer to this thread.

Oh I'm sure that there's more.

Travolta was in Pulp Fiction so you can't have him!

[FourWheelDrift]

Adam Sandler and Owen Wilson.

I would inlcude Ben Stiller in that axis of evil but There's Something About Mary is watchable as long as you block out the Stiller bits.

[adycav]

What about Ben Affleck?

Vin Diesel?

[The Hypno-Toad]

adycav said:

The Hypno-Toad said:

Unfortunetly you have given the only possible answer to this thread.

Oh I'm sure that there's more.

Travolta was in Pulp Fiction so you can't have him!

Indeed, where he was acted off the set by Samuel L Jackson, Bruce Willis and even QT himself. (the good coffee speech)
Travoltas big acting thing seems to be "How I can I smoke a cigarette in a more ridiculous way in every film that I'm in?"

[Tony*T3]

adycav said:

To compliment the other thread, and to help liven up this little section of PH a bit.

I'll start with:



'Nic' Cage.

And no, 'Face/Off' IS st.

is that "Academy Award winner for Best Actor in a film" Nick Cage?

Edited by Tony*T3 on Wednesday 22 July 12:09

[grumbledoak]

Adam Sandler, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Ben Stiller, and Kevin Costner all deserve a mention. I doubt any of them could claim better than "stinking up a very average movie".

[ascayman]

sandra bloody bullcock

Edited by ascayman on Wednesday 22 July 12:35

[Stu R]

hugh grant.

[Slagathore]

Dane cook?

[adycav]

grumbledoak said:

Matt Damon

The 'Bourne' trilogy is very good.

[Strangely Brown]

adycav said:

grumbledoak said:

Matt Damon

The 'Bourne' trilogy is very good.

... the FIRST one was very good. The others were ruined by Greengrass and his poxy wobblycam.

[Strangely Brown]

grumbledoak said:

Adam Sandler, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Ben Stiller, and Kevin Costner all deserve a mention. I doubt any of them could claim better than "stinking up a very average movie".

Matt Damon and Benn Affleck wrote and starred in Good Will Hunting. A very good film.

[mat205125]

adycav said:

What about Ben Affleck?

Vin Diesel?

Even if I'm not allowed the Kevin Smith films (as per the other thread), there is Smokin Aces to consider.

Vin Diesel was in Saving Private Ryan, and also I think that Pitch Black is a good film too.

I'm nominating Woody Allen. I just cannot bare watching anything that he is in ...... also Charlie Chaplin / Marx Brothers, or any of that old slapslick toss.

[Dick Dastardly]

adycav said:

'Nic' Cage.

Raising Arizona? Lord of War? Leaving Las Vegas? Matchstick Men? - All great films.

ETA. Just read the rest of the thread and see I've been beated to it.

Edited by Dick Dastardly on Wednesday 22 July 14:19

[spandexx]

Jack Black; the one name that guarantees a bad film.

[Soir]

Dick Dastardly said:

adycav said:

'Nic' Cage.

Raising Arizona? Lord of War? Leaving Las Vegas? Matchstick Men? - All great films.

ETA. Just read the rest of the thread and see I've been beated to it.

Edited by Dick Dastardly on Wednesday 22 July 14:19

I thought matchstick men was excellent (went straight to dvd?!)

Also agree Jack black ruins anything he is in (Like Vernon Kay/Chris Moyles on UK TV)