Any actors you simply refuse to watch?

[Archae]

Even though they are highly touted by others?

For me? Will Ferrell.

He is just *NOT* funny or even a good actor.

Rachel Maddow used the clip of him "leading" a streaking, ended up all by himself.
I didn't find it funny in the least.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Adam Sandler and Sylvester Stallone come to mind.

[graywarrior]

2. Those two plus Kelsey Grammar and Patricia Heaton

[SCantiGOP]

80. the five named thus far

are all on my 'ignore' list.

[Xipe Totec]

3. Nicolas Cage

With the exception of Raising Arizona.

I grew tired of seeing Cage emoting constipation.

[dana_b]

16. I can't stand him

ever since Peggy Sue Got Married. Blech!

[Amerigo Vespucci]

20. I'm CASTOR TROY! I'm CASTOR TROY! I'm CASTOR TROY! I'm CASTOR TROY! I'm CASTOR TROY!

Not only that, we got Travolta in the same flick.

[progressoid]

50. God that was all kinds of bad.

I was forced to see it - my wife likes BOTH of those tools!

[PassingFair]

27. I can never take my eyes off of his HAIRLINE.

?w=510


WTF is going ON up there, anyway?

[Charlemagne]

39. +1

[Initech]

54. He literally plays the same character in every single movie.

[Xipe Totec]

59. And always in some kind of gastric distress

[Tom Ripley]

79. That's the one!

[Norrin Radd]

90. The ultimate Cage freakout:

[Xipe Totec]

98. Constipation, I tell you, can drive a man nutz!

[amyrose2712]

129. I love your name. That is all. nt

[Norrin Radd]

151. Thanks! Comic book reader? I miss my Silver Surfer avatar.

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Oops! On edit, didn't realize custom avatars are back.

[chrisa]

114. His best movie: The Wickerman (remake)

As in, it was so hilariously bad, it could do nothing but provide entertainment. Cage was so over-the-top in this one.

[AsahinaKimi]

4. Dennis Miller

bleh.



Kimiko ~yori

[Bake]

108. I think the OP specified "actor," which leaves out Miller ...

But I agree with you a gazillion percent!



Bake

[AsahinaKimi]

109. He has been in a few movies..

Why? I have no idea..


Kimiko ~yori

[Quartermass]

5. Tom Cruise and John Travolta

[Initech]

55. Tom Cruise was awesome in Tropic Thunder and Collateral

I can definitely give him a pass for those.

[GoCubsGo]

56. Yes, he was.

I didn't even realize that it was him until I saw his name in the credits.

[geardaddy]

112. Bingo.

[arcane1]

6. Jack Black

The only movie I can tolerate him in is "King Kong"

[rufus dog]

145. He had a fairly small part in High Fidelity

And was good, other than that I would agree.

[arcane1]

148. I quite enjoyed him in High Fidelity

but that was the only time I could stand him

Well, I take that back: I enjoyed King Kong, and he didn't distract me too much there, but that's mostly because the movie was great and he wasn't playing his usual persona.

[mainstreetonce]

7. Russell Brand

[WCGreen]

44. over rated

[Codeine]

65. OMG he is just awful.

I simply cannot fathom the appeal of that creature.

[chrisa]

110. I was just about to post him, but I figured he would be one of the first ones.

Literally the same character in every movie.

[geardaddy]

113. Gah!

He's awful. Yechhh.

[undeterred]

8. Tom Selleck, Chuck Norris

Too Republican

[GoCubsGo]

58. Norris is the only one I can't watch.

I'll tolerate Selleck, but really, really don't understand the attraction to Schmuck Norris.

[Mira]

9. Adam Sandler and Tom Cruise n/t

[Adsos Letter]

10. Along with some already mentioned: Steven Segal.

[TreasonousBastard]

11. David Caruso...

on edit...

How could I forget Andy Dick?

Or John Wayne?

[left is right]

34. absolutely hate Caruso

n/t

[The empressof all]

12. Kelsey Grammer and Adam Sandler

I know Grammer is talented I just can't get past what I perceive as his arrogance (and his politics of course). Adam Sandler just creeps me out.

Also for some unknown reason I don't like Kevin Kline much....though he was a wonderful Pirate King

[Adsos Letter]

30. I'll admit, I liked Kevin Kline in "A Fish Called Wanda."

[The empressof all]

32. You Know...You are right

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Every time I see him in anything I really wonder what it is about him that irks me so. He really is a talented actor, rather handsome and I've heard nothing noxious about his personal character that would offend me. It's just something...When I see he's in a movie I just think...ewwww it's a Kevin Kline movie. It's pure unadulterated bias on my part not rooted in reality. Maybe he killed my dog in another life.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

72. surprised at Kevin Kline...thought he was briliiant in Dave. nt

[The empressof all]

84. He was terrific in Dave

It's pure unexplainable bias on my part....sort of like not liking onions. They may be terrific in certain dishes but on their own....No.....Can't do it.

[rufus dog]

146. He was great in Dave

But I get your point, to me he comes across as potentially being a bit snippy in real life. It could be he just a vibe and he might be a great person.

[frogmarch]

13. James Belushi and all those

mentioned above.

[RebelOne]

28. Sorry, but I am a fan of James Belushi. n/t

[frogmarch]

33. I used to like him OK, till

I found he's a republican.

[RebelOne]

64. So what? There are a lot of actors I like despite the fact that they are Republicans. n/t

[kentauros]

67. He was great in the movie "Thief"

and he had a small but funny (and pivotal) part in the movie "Trading Places"

One of my favorite actors in the show "Babylon 5" is a rightwing radio personality these days (Jerry Doyle.) And yet, I still love his portrayal of "Mister Garibaldi" in B5

[quickesst]

85. "I used to like him OK, till....

....I found he's a republican"....

what utter bullshit. If you had not found out he was a republican, you'd still like him. Goddamn, what is wrong with people if they cannot appreciate talent because of one's political leanings. Because he's a republican diminishes his talent as an actor? Jeebus. And again BULLSHIT!! Thanks.
quickesst

[frogmarch]

88. Nice tirade.

I detest republicans and will continue to avoid watching movies starring any of them, just as I’d avoid watching movies starring nazis or members of the KKK.

You go ahead and admire the talents of whomever you wish. I don’t give a shit.

[quickesst]

137. Not a tirade....

..just a simple statement of fact. "avoid movies starring nazis or members of the KKK"??? Nice. Of course, if you didn't "give a shit" logic dictates that you would not have replied to my post. Gotcha. Thanks.
quickesst

[frogmarch]

138. Yes, your post

was a tirade. You called my refusal to watch James Belushi movies bullshit. You tore into me for not wanting to look past the fact that he's a republican and just appreciate his talent. Why do you give a shit that I choose to avoid watching movies starring republicans? I don't give a shit that you don't choose to avoid them.

[dickthegrouch]

14. I could never watch Dangerfield or Carrey

Their crudeness was never my cup of tea

[A-Schwarzenegger]

29. Even in that golf movie?

Rodney, I mean.

[JVS]

51. Dangerfield was great in Easy Money

[RFKHumphreyObama]

76. He was great in his guest cameo on the Simpsons

[edbermac]

127. I loved Rodney.

Caddyshack and Back To School were great, then he made a few clunkers. And when he was on Johnny Carson he was hysterically funny.

[Doc Holliday]

139. "...he made a few clunkers..."

Oh, yeah. Wally Sparks comes to mind.

But, as weird as it sounds, I thought he should have been nominated for an Oscar for his role in Natural Born Killers. He was like the anti-Rodney....creepy as all get out, in the slimiest, perviest kind of way.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

15. Everyone mentioned above.

[ashling]

17. Will Ferrell is not an actor

he's just that stupid

[warrior1]

18. Mel Gibson

Arnold Schwarzenegger

[pink-o]

23. You beat me to it!

Even before his Anti-Semitic screed, I always felt there was something creepy about him. My friends espoused "Braveheart" and urged me to see it. Hated it. Historically inaccurate, boring and a HUGE ego trip. Whatever. Then that Jesus snuff movie was the final nail (oh, yeah, pun intended)

He's just a piece of trash, waste of space. Obviously a son who made his whack-job father proud.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

19. Gotta join the chorus of DUers not into Adam Sandler

Not only do I not get it, I can't even pretend that I get it. The guy wasn't funny on SNL, he's never been funny in the movies, and that little smug, self-satisfied thing he does isn't particularly endearing either.

[deutsey]

63. Not a Sandler fan, either.

I am the Anti-Sandler, in fact.

[sylveste]

21. Woody freakin

Allen. thankfully he doesn't seem to do much anymore, but ugh, 30 seconds of that whiny voice and i'm ready to stick a screwdriver in my brain.

[SfromCanada]

42. Exactly

Woody Allen has always struck me as somebody with an ego the size of the sky. Can't stand Tom Cruise either.

[csziggy]

66. Same here! Can't stand him. And Adam Sandler

There is exactly one movie with Adam Sandler in it I've watched more than once - Airheads. And I watch that one for Brendan Fraser.

What I don't understand is why actors and actresses allow themselves to be cast repeatedly in movie where they play morons.

[Doc Holliday]

91. flashback

There was a really tacky movie that came out in '89 starring Don Johnson called Dead Bang. There is a scene in there where he has an interview with a police psychologist who looks a lot (to Don) like Woody Allen. During the interview, Don chuckles a few times for no apparent reason, and eventually the P.P. asks him why. Don tells him it's because he looks like Woody Allen. The P.P. apparently is not a fan, because he reacts badly and cuts the interview short. Don responds by telling him that if he is taken off his current case because the PP has a problem with his unfortunate resemblance to Woody Allen, Don will make it his mission in life to cause him misery.

Long story short-- Don gets to stay on his case. His captain calls him and gives him the news; after the call is done, Don hangs up the phone and starts chuckling to himself, "Woody fuckin' Allen...."

(By the way, the best part of that particular film is the soundtrack. This was a flashback, not a recommendation.)

[madmom]

22. Jean-Claude the damned, Aaaanuld, and any one of the he-man types, that think they can act.

[bigwillq]

24. Vince Vaughn

Do not get his appeal at all.

[frogmarch]

37. I first saw him in Clay Pigeons

and he has creeped me out ever since. ugh.

[chrisa]

111. He's another one - same character every movie.

He can't act his way out of a paper bag.

[Doc Holliday]

141. I agree with you

as far as his comedies go. If you've ever seen Dodgeball or The Apartment, you've seen his stock-in-trade "Vince Vaughn being clever" comedy style.

But then there's that remake of Psycho that he did with Anne Heche. He was very Norman Bates-creepy in that, and not a bit funny.

[MadrasT]

25. I'll jump on the Tom Cruise

And Woody Allen bandwagons. Blech on both of 'em.

[CherokeeDem]

26. Most of the ones already mentioned....

but most definitely....Tom Cruise....

Makes me ill to look at him......

[Curmudgeoness]

31. Whew, I am so glad I am not alone with Adam Sandler.

I see that, if this was a poll, he may be the top vote-getter. Ewwww!

[riderinthestorm]

35. I can't get into the 3 Stooges, any of them

(yes, I'm female, I get that it's a guy thing...)

Steve Buscemi's eyes creep me out. I'll also admit to avoiding Danny Devito and Macauley McCulkin.

Some of the obvious others have already been mentioned like Adam Sandler

On the female side, while I wouldn't go out of my way to avoid them, I would never go to a movie just to see them - Kathy Bates or Lindsey Lohan,

[handmade34]

36. don't dislike Elijah Wood

but my son looks just like him and I miss him so much whenever I watch Elijah Wood...



not as many women as men... ?? Most of these just annoy me
Nicole Kidman
Linsay Lohan
Jennifer Lopez
Jessica Simpson

Mel Gibson
Tom Cruise
Ashton Kutcher
Javier Bardem (since "No Country for Old Men&quot
Seth Rogen
Charlie Sheen
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Vince Vaughn
Gary Sinise
ChucK Norris
Jay Mohr
Martin Lawrence

[Still Blue in PDX]

94. Jay Mohr was great as the parrot in Paulie.

His one good role.

[Charlemagne]

38. Yes indeed

Stalone
John Travolta
Nicholas Cage
Bruce Willis


yuck. the wife feels the same way. its a great marriage.

[MiddleFingerMom]

40. As to "boycotting/not watching" an actor because of his/her political beliefs...

.
.
.
... I've always considered that the domain of unthinking conservatives... and
unworthy of liberals.
.
I agree with others above about people like Adam Sandler and Steven Segal...
but because they're one-dimensional one-trick ponies who can't actually act
(though Sandler's songs are funny).
.
.
.
No offense... but not watching an actor's character in a production because
of the actor's beliefs kinda seems to ME a mirror image of those poor folks
who actually attack actors in real life because of the hateful nature of their
soap opera characters.
.
And the reason of "not contributing to their success/income" by watching their
films is an ineffectual and symbolic gesture that actually punishes the boycotter
rather than the boycottee by the self-censorship of some work that actually has
some value outside of the political arena.
.
.
.
And James Belushi -- his "According to Jim" TV series was pretty funny and he
was Oscar-worthy as supporting actor to James Woods in the movie "Salvador" --
one I HIGHLY recommend to anyone.
.
.
.

[newcriminal]

41. Woody Allen

[nadine_mn]

43. Tom Hanks - he seems nice enough

I just can't stand him - nothing political or personal - his acting style just annoys me

[Laura PourMeADrink]

69. I agree....just seems WAY too in love with himself. Although Big was good. nt

[Still Blue in PDX]

92. I have a huge bias against Colin Hanks because of his dad.

I absolutely loved the TV show The Good Guys, but I had to sort of unfocus my eyes so I could more or less ignore the resemblance.

I think the last thing I enjoyed Tom Hanks in was Bosom Buddies.

[WolverineDG]

45. Gwenyth Paltrow & Sarah Jessica Parker

Both hammer away on my last nerve--Paltrow because she's a snotty snob who thinks Americans are stupid & she's smarter than everyone else. My "hatred" of SJP is unexplainable--she hasn't done or said anything that I would find offensive (to my knowledge), she just drives me nuts.

[fizzgig]

46. nicolas cage and julia roberts

i can't, can't, can't stand either one. no real concrete idea why, but they both irritate me to no end.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

68. Second the Julia Roberts - What an amazingly lucky person she is. Her only

good and believable performance was Mystic Pizza

[Still Blue in PDX]

93. Mystic Pizza was great. A young and beautiful Vincent D'Onofrio. nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

100. Vincent was in Mystic Pizza? Seen it probably

10 times and never knew that.

Hey, love your tag line. I picked a stupid name too...but stuck with it.

It made so much sense at the time....Bush had been caught drinking in China....so it's based on him
telling Laura to pour him one.

Back then, I thought we all would be hating on Bush forever. :&gt

[Still Blue in PDX]

117. You'll have to watch it again!

He played Bill.

and I LOVE your name.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

118. omg.... I looked it up...he was GREAT as Bill...so amazingly

believable as a blue collar fisherman. And Lilly great as his girlfriend

[UnrepentantLiberal]

153. He was the soldier that was being picked on

in Full Metal Jacket as well.

[Mudoria]

47. Sean Penn

[Bucky]

61. Didn't like him until I saw Milk.

Wait, he was letter perfect in Ridgemont High. But everything in between has been forgettable. I never saw it, but I thought he was a terrible choice for playing Valerie Plame.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

157. Disagree with that.

I think he's a good actor who goes out of his way to not repeat the same roll.

[WCGreen]

48. Will Ferrell has never once made me even chuckle...

[Doc Holliday]

49. Oh, my....where to begin?

Will Ferrell, definitely. Top of the Shit List. Why he's even in movies is a mystery to me.

Ben Stiller. He's better when he's not starring, but even then he still sucks!

Liam Neeson. Considered by many to be a fine actor, yes.... but he bores me right into unconsciousness.

Van Damme/Seagal/Schwarzenegger. Whup-ass with funny accents. Bleh. I should jump on the Bruce Willis bandwagon, but reviewing his body of work, I just can't. I like him.

John Wayne. (except for The Shootist...awesome film)

Seth Rogen. How he got picked for the male lead in Knocked Up is a puzzle for the ages. (I mean, come ON! According to the film's writers, a hottie like Katherine Heigl couldn't do any better than that?)

Quentin Tarantino. Awesome writer/director...shitty actor.

LL Cool J. Probably thought he was the next Ice-T, even without his talent. He was all right in that '02 remake of Rollerball (the one with the Keanu lookalike) and Any Given Sunday, but to give him a series? Naaah! In fact, include pretty much all pop singers/rappers who try to act, except for the aforementioned Ice-T.

Ben Affleck. I know, he's got an Oscar....but it ain't for acting!

There are more (these are just the men), but let's hear from some other folks, too.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

71. Got to throw in Matt Damon - He and Ben are interchangeable - Lucky Dogs - no talent. nt

[UnrepentantLiberal]

154. That's why I hated Knocked Up when my girlfriend

and her friend were watching it. No way would someone that hot be with that goofy slob.

[progressoid]

52. In addition to many of the above...DAVID CARUSO

I don't think he even qualifies for one-dimensional acting.

[Doc Holliday]

57. My wife absolutely CANNOT STAND

David Caruso....says he reminds her of her first husband.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

155. And he's in love with himself.

I can't stand the sight of him.

[RZM]

53. While I don't refuse to watch him, I think Bill Paxton is a terrible actor

He was ok in 'Aliens.' IMO he's ruined just about everything he's been in since.

On edit:

I just remembered I can't stand Tracy Morgan either. I've never found him remotely funny.

[deucemagnet]

83. Have you seen "Frailty"?

I thought he was pretty good in that. Good movie, too, although I didn't like the ending.

[Bucky]

60. Farrel's too predictable. Mike Meyers, too. You always know where he's going with it

Also Adam Sandler & Jim Carrey. The four of them are the triumverate of one trick ponies, although on any given movie they might occaisionally surprise me.

Among serious actors, I find Ving Rhames and Joe Pesci wear a little thin. I rarely believe their characters unless they have small parts in a big cast. I find myself shrugging and going, "Oh, guess they couldn't afford Michael Clark Duncan."

[Doc Holliday]

62. If not for

two films-- Rain Man and Vanilla Sky-- I could seriously dislike Tom Cruise.

As it is, he pretty much leaves me cold. He'll never win an Oscar, but his films will make a ton of money.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

156. He's a terrible actor.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

70. Mine: Robin Williams is not funny - great serious actor though. Will Ferrell - Did

you see the Kennedy Ctr honors. OMG...almost wet my pants - they showed a
clip of his Broadway Show - he plays Bush who wants to hire trained monkeys
to look for bombs in the war....hysterical.

[Still Blue in PDX]

95. In my opinion, Will Ferrell as Bush makes up for all his dreck movies.

Well, maybe not. But he is funny as Bush now that we've had a few years to distance ourselves from the fact that there was nothing really to smile about during that presidency.

[my2sense]

73. Jim Carry & Tracey Morgan

Neither is remotely funny to me.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

101. +1 on Jim Carry

[Shrek]

74. Meryl Streep

She justs gets on my nerves for reasons I can't really explain.

Plus I think she's overrated.

[SCantiGOP]

81. rent The French Lieutentant's Woman

and then tell me Meryl Streep isn't one of the greatest actresses of our time.

[Pisces]

107. THis is the craziest post I have read in a long time. Meryl transforms into the character. "Doubt",

and Julia and Julia, an the trite "The Devil Wears Prada" show her wide range. When you come away thinking you just watched Julia Childs, who was tall and big that is a sign of a great actress.

[lunatica]

126. If you want to see her acting chops see Sophie's Choice

Be sure to have a hankie. Parts of the movie are brutal.

edited for spelling

[Doc Holliday]

142. My advice is

to reserve an opinion on Ms. Streep until you've seen Iron Lady. She made me a believer.

Her portrayal of the woman who is now known as the Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven is spot-on, even if the movie is a bit spotty in places. This woman is, as someone else opined, one of the greatest actors of our time....or words to that effect.

[rufus dog]

147. Are you friggen serious!

Not any one else on this list that I can't understand the posters view, but Meryl friggen Streep! she may have the best resume over that past thirty years.

[RFKHumphreyObama]

75. I'm not sure if there are any I refuse to watch

There are a few I tend to avoid and/or generally find off-putting

Kate Bosworth -For some reason I've never taken a liking to her. To make it worse, I'm not sure if I've even seen anything that she's in but there's something I find really off-putting about her

Rikki Lake -She can't act period

Demi Moore -I don't go out of my way to purposely avoid her and I suspect that some of her brat pack stuff is quite good. Most of the movies she's been in just don't appeal to me -"Ghost", in which she was great, being a notable exception

Will Ferrell -he comes across as overrated with a high opinion of himself that is not reflected in his acting abilities

Katie Holmes -another one I just find irritating.

Amy Adams -Something about her demeanor or her acting that I find slightly off-putting

Mary Louise Parker -I've seen her in some good stuff but her performance in the West Wing just irritated the heck out of me and she's been less than impressive in some of her other movies as well.

Julia Roberts -had a few good movies but also a few bad ones and her acting in many of them has not been particularly impressive. Highly overrated

Reba McEntire -Not funny, overrated and I've since learned she's a right winger. The combination of the three is enough for me

Roseanne Barr -She was mildly entertaining in Roseanne but her persona has always annoyed me and I think she's very overrated. I do give her credit for her advocacy on GLBT issues, though

[HopeHoops]

77. Reagan

[romantico]

78. WOW!

No one has mentioned Jerry Lewis yet. AM I the only one who can't stand Jerry 'Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Lady!' Lewis?

[woofless]

82. Leonardo DeCaprio

Jim Carrey, Will Ferrel, Mel Gibson.

[quickesst]

87. And most know...

...although on this board, none will admit it, why Mel Gibson is on your list. Thanks.
quickesst

[quickesst]

86. I think most of the repliers to this thread....

...are lying to themselves. Thanks.
quickesst

[HuckleB]

89. Tom Cruise.

He's a dangerous idiot, and I refuse to look at him.

[cordelia]

96. Russell Crowe

Not sure why.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

158. Arrogant.

SO impressed with himself.

[pipoman]

97. Surprised nobody has mentioned Keanu Reeves

Can't stand to watch him...it hurts

[From The Ashes]

99. Whichever Baldwin is in 30 rock...

totally not funny to me.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

102. Alec. I want to scream when that show comes on. It is singularly the most stupid, unfunny

show ever (next to Scrubs).

Maybe I've been watching too much news over the last 10 yrs..because I have lost all tolerance
of sitcoms. For years, nothing has even come close to Seinfeld.

[OriginalGeek]

140. I love that show

and I love his sales pitches for NPR.

Completely hilarious to me.

It's his goofy Fundie brother I can;t appreciate.

[MissHoneychurch]

103. Jim Carrey

and some of the aformentioned actors like

Adam Sandler
Sylvester Stallone
Ben Stiller

I like Will Ferrell in "Stranger than Fiction" but other than that, he belongs on the list too.

[Richardo]

104. Julia Roberts

[racaulk]

105. Will Smith

Absolutely cannot stand his "acting" ... or his "singing," for that matter.

[nuxvomica]

152. He is just not a convincing actor

He always looks like he's acting, if you know what I mean. It was most obvious in "Six Degrees of Separation" with all the other believable actors around him.

[Pisces]

106. Kevin Costner

[AtomicKitten]

132. One movie he is really great in is "A Perfect World."

[Pisces]

136. True, but then you have the overrated "Dances like Wolves", " Waterworld" " The Postman" Yikes.

[chrisa]

115. Tim Allen

Just can't stand him.

[Tom_Foolery]

116. Matthew McConaughey n/t

[hughee99]

119. There's a number of actors who I avoid.

Sometimes it's just because of the acting, other times it's just because certain actors tend to be in the same kind of shitty movies. I wouldn't avoid any move just because one of these people played a minor role, but if they were getting top billing, I wouldn't pay to see it (or likely even watch it for free on TV). At the very least, their name on the move poster acts as a warning that the phrase "hours of my life I'll never get back" will soon be uttered.

Woody Allen
Jane Fonda
Will Smith
Julia Roberts
Jason Schwartzman (no Oscars or nominations like the others, but people seem to like him and I can't understand why).


Also the following, but I wouldn't call them "highly touted" either.
Ethan Hawke
Keanu Reeves
Stuart Townsend
Jennifer Aniston

[Still Blue in PDX]

120. Julia Roberts, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Cruise, Bruce Willis (with a caveat).

I will watch the first Die Hard because I lerve Alan Rickman.

Pretty much any martial arts dude.

[hifiguy]

121. Agreed on Ferrell and Sandler

Two of the most brutally unfunny people on the planet. Ecch.

[Dawson Leery]

122. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Jean Claude Van Damme, John Wayne,

These chickenhawks love to act tough on the set even though they have never been through the horrors of battle.

[dentynepure]

123. Harrison Ford

Ever since Star Wars... he forgot how to act.

[auburngrad82]

124. Bruce Willis

except in Pulp Fiction and then only because I'm not going to let him stop me from watching that movie.

[Doc Holliday]

143. Am I the only person

who thought that The Fifth Element could just as easily have been named John McClane In Outer Space?

[Glorfindel]

125. These three:

Jon Voight
Gary Busey
Chris Tucker

...the horror...the horror...

[akbacchus_BC]

128. Andy Garcia

Could not stand him after the Elian Gonzalez fiasco!

[MrMickeysMom]

130. Aww... really? Will Ferell?

I laugh my ass off when recalling most of Ferrell's roles.

First, the SNL cheerleader?
Elf?
"Shake and Bake" with Wm C Rielly in Caladaga Nights?

Come on...

But, someone who really chafes my ass as an actor - Gary Busey... ugh

[Doc Holliday]

144. Busey?

I liked him in Lethal Weapon and Point Break. On the whole, though, not too impressive.

I'm one of many Lubbock, Texans who didn't like his Buddy Holly at all. Provincial, we are.

[MrMickeysMom]

149. Maybe it's those freaken Kia ads he's in...

[TexasTowelie]

133. Lou Diamond Philips

I don't know what it is, but I can't watch any of his movies.

[Evergreen Emerald]

134. Tom Cruise.

[oneshooter]

135. Jane "Hanoi" Fonda n/t

[2Design]

150. rethug supports - list others have said Surprises me

there are a number of actors I like some I am not crazy about
But the rethug supporters just make me angry - they got rich off of us and now they are against us - go figure