So versatile. Sophie's Choice just broke my heart.

when something looks interesting I might watch it.

Waking the Dead & Heat of the Sun. Both excellent series, both available on Netflix.

I haven't watched Heat of the Sun. Thanks!

Actors who are "new" to me, that is. I like watching good actors' careers take off...So if I see someone I don't know doing a great job in a role, I make my friends sit quietly through the credits until I learn the name...

I've been meaning to watch every Michael Haneke film I can get my hands on since I saw Cache, but his stuff is hard to find.

I went through a Charlie Chaplin phase, a Jack Lemmon phase, an Alfred Hitchcock, a screwball comedy phase, James Cagney phase, Cary Grant phase, 1970s disaster movie phase, etc.

Right now, I'm going through a zombie horror film phase.

And Laurel and Hardy.

The Great Dictator is a film I have to watch again at least once a year.

Both movies and TV. My Alan Rickman and Jason Isaacs marathons were particularly fun.

After my stint as an extra on Leverage I became a bit obsessed with Christian Kane and watched everything I could find that he appeared in, including some episodes of Angel.

In a Doctor Who and Masterpiece Mystery mashup, there's an Inspector Morse DVD waiting for me at the library that Patrick Troughton appeared in.

I've seen every one, and saw him on stage in NYC and Dublin. What most people don't realize is that he is a fantastic comic actor (huge shame that The Search For John Gissing never got into theaters) and a brilliant director. Also stunning in person.

I can't think of a role I didn't like Rickman in, but that voice was so hilarious and understated.

You just brought back a great memory. I had forgotten all about that!

Found a video..lol.

c'mon dude...own the post.

Although it would take a long time to go through the entire career of Jenna.

roles than cameos and think they should count in any "I've seen everything by" announcement.

In the case of Jenna Jameson you'd need to only see a one or two of them to have "seen everything" however.

Jeff Bridges
When I was younger, John Wayne, Jack Nicholson, Steve McQueen.

A curious thing with Jeff Bridges, how he was Starman, then the shrink for Kpax in a later movie. I liked that.

Recently worked my way through the 2000's version of Battlestar Galactica, then Arrested Development, currently had way through That 70's Show.

It took me 3 weeks or so to watch all of Arrested Development. Such a funny show!

Currently working through 30Rock been through How I Met Your Mother, Bones, Burn Notice, A Gifted Man, Arrested Development, The Guardian, Monk, Psych, The Glades all in the background while I work at home

I try to make it challenging .

I do the same with authors and directors.

and I binged on Daniel Silva also.

with Bill Murray, but have not followed through.

And he made a lot of dang movies

I even watch the bad ones

I am priming myself for a return visit to Hawaii. When I moved there in the 1980's Magnum was still filming. I even met Tom Selleck on a beach my first full day on Oahu. Ah, memories.

She cares more about who is "in" the movie than the plot.

She has to see every movie by her favorites, no matter what.

Which is why I'll be seeing Lone Ranger this afternoon; she can't miss a Depp movie.

Mostly older actors, like Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. But, I went through a Kevin Spacey phase, too.

Betty Grable

I'll have to check that out again. He is cute!

both things he is in and things he directed.

However, I've enjoyed movies with Mads Mikkelsen and will see more when I can. I've already seen Royal Affair, Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky and Flame & Citron. One coming up is The Hunt. Oddly enough, I haven't watched him in Hannibal the TV series.