Now that the rigor mortis has settled, what was his best role?

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>>83776351
No blinking

>>83776351
It's ridiculous how good he is as Truman Capote.

Happiness

>>83776351
who's the best actor in hollywood now that based PSH is dead ? Phoenix ? Lewis ?

>>83778346
Amy Adams

>>83776351
Does anyone know how he was as Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman?

>>83778206
Should've won an Oscar for that instead of Waltz getting a second one for basically playing the same character.

>>83778346
idris elba

>>83778346
meryl for sticking it to evil drumpf

>it's a dead actor gets more praise just cause they're dead episode

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>>83776351
Happiness

Probably because he was like that irl

>>83776351
His live in boyfriend had quite a few achievements under his belt as well:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bar_Katz#Film_and_TV
(Notice the first line)

>>83778704
It's not just because he's dead, he was genuinely brilliant

>70 bags of heroin

>>83778822
>Katz wrote the movie The Pest[6] which has gathered a cult following due to its unusual premise. The Houston Chronicle called the film "Endearing".
Exactly what am I supposed to notice here?

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PSH was robbed of the Oscar. He was performance wise miles above Waltz.

Not his best but I enjoyed him in Mary and Max

>>83777126
>I'm a fucking IDIOT I'm a fucking IDIOT IM A FUCKING IDIOT!