Is it fair to say James Dean was the James Franco of the 50s?

he wishes

What do you want to hear? Just Franco bashing?

No, nothing alike besides a passing resemblance.

>>80459622
not really

no, james franco is actually talented

>>80459622
i think heath ledger actually is the james dean of our generation
1) died young
2) only recognized as a good actor after his death
3) attractive guy

>>80459810

THIS

>>80459622

When Franco does "serious" acting...HE SUX

should really really really stick to comedy

Dean could fucking act

Other than that, Franco may resemble Dean...but even then .....not really

>>80459810
>3) attractive guy

[citation needed]

>>80459735
Franco is pretty terrible at everything other than playing himself. The guy has directed like 14 movies that are all terrible.

>>80459810
For the most part you're right.

>>80459810
true

what is the brando of this generation in your opinion?

>>80459622

I'd say Rivers Phoenix and Brandon Lee


An argument could be made for Paul Walker

> car guy
> known for only a few movies
> heart throb
> died young (40 is young in modern terms)
> died in a Porsche wreck

Of course, he did way more movies than Dean and will probably never be seen as a great actor.

>>80460255
Maybe Harrison Ford, Robert De Niro, or Al Pacino?

>>80460327
or Leonardo Dicaprio...also another option

>>80460255
there is no brando. brando is one and only

>>80460131
Howl was kino

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>>80460110
he was a sex symbol in the early 2000s for teenage girls. it was one of the reasons why people freaked out when he was cast as the joker because they considered him to be just some pretty boy.