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Although I think that role would just about have been big enough for a supporting actor nom if the Oscars would dare touch it with a barge pole. A slightly smaller great Lynch film role...
Levon Helm as Mr. Rate, in Shooter (2007).
Mr. Rate : The world ain't what it seems, is it gunny?
Bob Lee Swagger : No Sir.
Mr. Rate : You keep that in mind. Moment you think you got it figured, you're wrong.
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I use that last line IRL often.
Levon Helm as Mr. Rate, in Shooter (2007).
Mr. Rate : The world ain't what it seems, is it gunny?
Bob Lee Swagger : No Sir.
Mr. Rate : You keep that in mind. Moment you think you got it figured, you're wrong.
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I use that last line IRL often.
Warwick Davis has had multiple tiny.roles.in star wars movies. And one in harry potter.
Plus he is a little person.
Roles too small to get a nod for Best Supporting Actor, but where a memorable and impactful performance was given. Who else makes the all star team...
Vincent Schiavelli in Ghost
Joe Spinell in Rocky
Joe Spinell in Taxi Driver
Hugh Millais in McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Tony Burton in Rocky 2
Elias Koteas in Fallen
Tom Callaway in Young Guns
James Coburn in Young Guns 2
Maury Chaykin in Dances With Wolves
RIP, almost all of these guys are gone.
Roles too small to get a nod for Best Supporting Actor, but where a memorable and impactful performance was given. Who else makes the all star team...
Vincent Schiavelli in Ghost
Joe Spinell in Rocky
Joe Spinell in Taxi Driver
Hugh Millais in McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Tony Burton in Rocky 2
Elias Koteas in Fallen
Tom Callaway in Young Guns
James Coburn in Young Guns 2
Maury Chaykin in Dances With Wolves
RIP, almost all of these guys are gone.
Roles too small to get a nod for Best Supporting Actor, but where a memorable and impactful performance was given. Who else makes the all star team...
Vincent Schiavelli in Ghost
Schiavelli was the embodiment of 80's NYC molded into human flesh.
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or Michael Bay with Peter Stormare. When an auteur meets his muse and create magic together.Yeah, like John C. McGinley to Oliver Stone, or Bill Paxton to James Cameron, he was Milos Forman's guy. Forman knew he'd struck gold and kept using him every time out of the gate.