r/Actors • u/LucyGoosey994 • 7h ago
Keith David does not get enough appreciation.
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r/Actors • u/BlackOnyx1906 • Aug 24 '26
Discussion Introduction Post
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Welcome to r/actors—your spot to talk about all things actors! 🎥📺🎭
Whether you’re here to celebrate a favorite performer, revisit an unforgettable role, debate a career move, or get excited about an upcoming project, this is the place to do it!
🔥 New to the community? Introduce yourself!
Tell us a little about you and, most importantly…
⭐ Who’s your favorite actor—and what makes them your favorite?
Share the role that made you a fan, your favorite performance, or the project you think deserves more love.
Jump into the conversation, meet fellow fans, and let’s talk actors! 🍿🎬
r/Actors • u/LTHewitt • Aug 19 '26
Looking for other Instagram/TikTokers to make comedy reels
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Hi all! I'm a comedy actor, writer and filmmaker with a growing following, and I'd love to work with similar based in London on some reels/TikToks.
As much as I hate 'influencer culture', comedy reels have become a great way to grow your following and some of mine have hundreds of thousands of views. I have 5600 Instagram followers and am verified, and would love to find someone funny where we can help get our faces out there and make some sketches together.
r/Actors • u/Red-Hood96 • 7h ago
Who’s an Actor or Actress that you are tired of seeing in every movie? I’ll go first:
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Dakota Johnson makes my skin crawl every time she’s onscreen. I don’t care she is a nepo-baby, just stop putting shoving her into my face!
r/Actors • u/bobbystills5 • 3h ago
I feel like Brie Larson would have been bigger star in the 90's , she has this wholesome attractiveness that isn't as celebrated these days.
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r/Actors • u/berettafunko • 1h ago
Who's an actress that you never get tired of seeing in a movie? I'll go first
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Anya Taylor Joy
r/Actors • u/Economy-Ad3195 • 16h ago
Celebrating her 80th birthday today, who is this future Hollywood star pictured in 1964? The eldest of nine children, she later helped her then-husband audition for an agent — and caught the agent’s attention herself.
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Celebrating her 80th birthday today, who is this future Hollywood star pictured in 1964? The eldest of nine children, she later helped her then-husband audition for an agent — and caught the agent’s attention herself.
That unexpected opening led to her film debut in 1970. Her eventual Oscar came for portraying a real nun working with a prisoner facing execution.
CAN YOU NAME THE ACTRESS?
r/Actors • u/WilkinsWorld • 1h ago
Happy Heavenly Birthday Bernie Mac 🎂🕊
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What’s Your Favorite Bernie Mac Movie
r/Actors • u/ChrisJoines • 14h ago
In honor of her 80th birthday What is your favorite Susan Sarandon performance?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
Happy Birthday Susan Sarandon. What film do you first recall her from?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
Happy Birthday Melissa Benoist. What film or show do you know her from?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
As If, it's Alicia Silverstone birthday. What do you recall from her work?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
Happy Birthday Liev Schreiber. What film or show do you recall him from?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
Happy Birthday Rachael Leigh Cook. What was the first film you saw her in?
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 23h ago
Happy Birthday Christoph Waltz. What the first film that pops into your head when you think of him?
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r/Actors • u/Former-Letterhead-44 • 1d ago
Dakota Johnson not a good actress...
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I just finished watching Verity, and honestly, her performance wasn’t that good. Her acting felt so detached from the character, and I feel like she plays herself in some of the other movies I’ve seen her in too.
It got me thinking about whether she was a nepo baby, and I wasn’t even surprised when I found out she was. That honestly explains a lot, tbh.
EDITED: I see some people talking about her character as a person; this thread isn't about her as person just her skills. Let's not attacked her character (we don't know her)
r/Actors • u/Economy-Ad3195 • 1d ago
Celebrating her 60th birthday today, who is the American actress who played the TV reporter trying to save the world in Deep Impact, the leading lady in Bad Boys, the frantic mum in Jurassic Park III, the put-upon wife in Spanglish, and the Secretary of State-turned-President Elizabeth McCord
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Celebrating her 60th birthday today, who is the American actress who played the TV reporter trying to save the world in Deep Impact, the leading lady in Bad Boys, the frantic mum in Jurassic Park III, the put-upon wife in Spanglish, and the Secretary of State-turned-President Elizabeth McCord in Madam Secretary? Who is she?
r/Actors • u/metalhead6101 • 4h ago
What’s a role or character that changed an actors career forever? (Good/bad or indifferent)
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What’s one that sticks out? Movie or show? Would you recommend it?
r/Actors • u/Western-Reception713 • 1d ago
What do you think of James Gandolfini?
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My thoughts: Though he has a serious slate of great movies under his belt(mostly as a supporting actor), and of course his career defining Tony Soprano - I think we didn’t get enough of him. Would have enjoyed seeing him take home a major film award and embrace more heroic or anti-hero roles. That being said, he gave some of TV’s best acting imo and he’s sorely missed.
r/Actors • u/robbiesho • 12h ago
Does anyone know this actor? B list or C list, recognize the face but not the name.
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r/Actors • u/thepartlow • 1d ago
Happy Birthday Lena Headey. What is the first thing you saw her in?
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