50 Times Actors Nailed A Role So Flawlessly, Nobody Will Be Able To Live Up To It

Always.

And as Hans Grüber 😁

Also Hans Gruber and the Sheriff of Nottingham.

I’d be surprised if JK Rowling didn’t write the character with him in mind. Sheriff of Nottingham with a wand

But he was putrid in... Emma? Sense and Sensibility?

"You are without doubt the worst pirate I've ever heard of." "But you have heard of me."

Can't imagine anyone else showing around a jar of dirt like that

I'm sure Hugh Jackman would have done a great job, but he still wouldn't have been half as good in this role as Johnny Depp, he was born for this one, absolutely perfect fit.

If you watch the 1938 movie Pygmalion, you will see exactly where Johnny Depp got his accent for Captain Sparrow.

And Micheal j fox as Marty, can’t imagine anyone else in that role

It's only a matter of time before those holywood d***s decide it's time for a reboot. I'll call it now - it will be s**t

I do hope there won't be no remake of this classic

Hugh Laurie as Bertie Wooster

David Suchet as Poirot.

This was the best show on tv...ever! He made it so clever

I read that they wanted Tom selleck to play Indie, just wouldn’t have been the same

The man won Best Actor with something like 25 minutes appearance ( 16 minutes screen time ).

IMHO Brian C*x was better in the seriously underrated "Manhunter" than Anthony Hopkins in the remake, the mediocre "Red Dragon". But nobody ever will be so good to be bad as Sir Anthony in the "Silence of the Lambs". Ever.

Probably the best actor for a role that I have ever seen

The dude??? Really?

Hopkins was awesome, but I think Brian Côx was equally superb in Manhunter as the original Lecter.

I for one see him rather as Frederick Frankenstein.

A big part of it was Wilder's willingness, even eagerness, to actually mess with the other actors. In his introductory scene, none of the kids were had ever met him before, nor were they told anything about what to expect. So the horrified looks on their faces when he fell were genuine, because they honestly, truly, thought he had fallen over. All done at Wilder's specific request.

The original was best. Not only because Wilder's performance was so captivating, but the story and visuals were far better. Burton's version was strange and eerie, lacking all the comedy and soul of the book, Depp's portrayal of Wonka was awkward and forced, whole movie felt like Burton having a therapy session for his angst with his own father. That movie was when I knew Burton had lost his touch.

My little cousins had only seen the remake. One day I babysat and brought the ORIGINAL. They wanted to know what movie I brought. I told them, only to be informed that they'd seen it and didn't like it. I told them this was a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT movie and to trust me. They LOVED it.

Both the original W***y Wonka and then Wizard of Oz were shown one Christmas on TV as a child... I was left traumatised!!! Flying monkeys and having horrific things happen to you if you eat to many sweeties??? 😭😭😭 ... I'm surprised I'm a somewhat relatively 'normal' person after that!!! 😄

This should be higher in the list considering Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. He is Batman!!!

He will always be my Batman

Alex Brightman is the best musical Beetlejuice.

Mmmmm.....Viggo Mortensen.....drool

The Road. Man that was a heartbreaking movie but he was so good in it.

History of Violence... the stair scene... my goodness! IYKYK

Orlando Bloom was also perfect casting as Legolas

More like Mr Bean as Rowan Atkinson!

It's insane to think that Mr. Bean was only 1 season consisting of 15 episodes 🤯

There is and always will be only one MR BEAN

He IS Mr. Bean!

For me more Wadsworth in Clue.