Pick Three Actors/Actresses To Keep Alive

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Jake0fTrades

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Oh man, I'm practicing to become an actor and this is a hard question for me. Partially because I'm not sure if excluding myself would doom me to death.


Final answer.
 

poundingmetal74

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Sean Connery
Christopher Lee (Seriously, a nearly-90-year-old man doing heavy metal is bad ass!
Matt & Trey from South Park (they're practically the same person :p)
 

Joey Wonton

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Comedy!

Simon Pegg - Good at being British

Michael Cera - Good at being Coolness

Bill Nighy - Good at being Bill Nighy
 

neonsword13-ops

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Gladiateher said:
This is too much power for one escapist to have neonsword, consider this my resignation, while this thing is at the escapist I won't be.
What did I do wrong?
 

Lilani

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You need a hell of a lot more than three actors to make a movie. Well most movies, anyway.
 

Siegfried Raybrandt

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Nicholas Cage
Liam Neeson
Tom Hanks

That movie with the number sheet that predicted deaths and how many would die (Numbers I think it was called.)
Taken. Nuff said.
Forest Gump!
 

xXAsherahXx

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Patrick Swayze (ever seen Point Break?)

Gene Wilder (ever seen Blazing Saddles or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?)

Samuel L. Jackson (ever seen a movie in general? He's probably in it)
 

Lilani

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xXAsherahXx said:
Gene Wilder (ever seen Blazing Saddles or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?)
No, no, no, no, no. Gene Wilder was in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Not that Tim Burton/Johnny Depp abomination.

Otherwise, I greatly approve of this.
 

Gladiateher

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neonsword13-ops said:
Gladiateher said:
This is too much power for one escapist to have neonsword, consider this my resignation, while this thing is at the escapist I won't be.
What did I do wrong?
I'm just kiddin ya bro, it's from batman.
 

Alade

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1. Jack Nicholson
2. Al Pacino
3. Scarlett Johanson

Do I need to clarify?
 

Royal King

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1) Tara Strong, because chances are she voiced your favorite cartoon character.
2) Hugo Weaving, because he can act with his eyebrows and has a knack for fantasy characters.
3) Kevin Smith, because someone has to represent the fat geek demographic.
 

xXAsherahXx

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Lilani said:
xXAsherahXx said:
Gene Wilder (ever seen Blazing Saddles or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?)
No, no, no, no, no. Gene Wilder was in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Not that Tim Burton/Johnny Depp abomination.

Otherwise, I greatly approve of this.
I forgot, my bad. Blazing Saddles is better though.
 

LawlessSquirrel

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Morgan Freeman - because...come on, that guy need to be made immortal already.

Neil Patrick Harris - he just seems like a great guy, and has shown that he's willing to spread out and play a bunch of very different roles. Also, he can actually sing.

Ross Bagdasarian Jr. - (Alvin and the Chipmunks, btw) when he dies, someone else is going to take up the mantle...but I can't see that ending well. Whether you like or hate his work, he has a passion for it and handles the characters whole-heartedly.

That's a hard list to fill out...my sincere pre-condolences to Ellen Page and Samuel L Jackson's families.
 

FunKing

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well since you say actor (male)....here's mine....make an actress thread for my female picks

1.Patrick Stewart
2.Tom Hanks
3.Sean Connery

i really don't think i should have to explain why at all.....other than crying when they die like i did when George Carlin did (losing my favorite comedian)....it's like losing your best friend
 

FunKing

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xXAsherahXx said:
Lilani said:
xXAsherahXx said:
Gene Wilder (ever seen Blazing Saddles or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?)
No, no, no, no, no. Gene Wilder was in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Not that Tim Burton/Johnny Depp abomination.

Otherwise, I greatly approve of this.
I forgot, my bad. Blazing Saddles is better though.
and oh my thats my 4th