影史100位最佳表演榜（The 100 best performing history list）.docVIP

影史100位最佳表演榜（The 100 best performing history list） In the April 2006 issue of the Premiere Magazine, the editorial department released the most extraordinary 100 performances in film history, which made us laugh and make us cry. When you read this list, you may be happy for your favorite performance, and perhaps for your favorite actor who failed to get in the rough, but definitely a memory haunt. Although this is a very American list, selected Chinese only one Gong Li, but in your heart, a show is not necessarily the Farewell to My Concubine Gong Lis most brilliant, but it makes you smile and remember including Gong Li, generations of the world show their genius, performances and film philosophy a persistent world. This list, in general, does have some authority. Peter O, the Laurence doctor in Arabias Laurence, topped the line with two ankle sprains, a dislocated spine and two coma during the shooting. With his own words, this is a put too much destruction in the future show role, he may be a prophecy, his name did not appear before then. But the so-called history of the best performance but did not win the best actor honors for the Olympic Games but lost to the tours, Gregory Peck to kill a Mockingbird. Two Hepburn (Katharine Hepburn with a lion in winter and Philadelphia story in thirteenth and fifty-fourth; Audrey Hepburn relies on the breakfast at Tiffany ranked thirty-second), Robert Deniro (with taxi driver and raging bull ranked forty-second and tenth), Marlon Barndo (with waterfront and last Tango in Paris in second and twenty-seventh)...... But the two on the list is the highest honor, none of them can be staged hat trick -- Jack Nicholson as the last detail and leap madhouse firmly secured twelfth and forty-seventh, but his performance in the Chinatown is not recognized; Duustin Hoffman with Tootsie and midnight Cowboy finished thirty-third and seventh, but his graduates and Rain Man is ignored; even won the Oscar prize 16 times nominated actress Merrill