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This is which actor/actress you think was born for the part they played in a movie

They don't neccessarily have to be good movies:

 

 

Here's my Top five :

 

Chris Reeve - Superman/ Clark Kent: Great at both. Sadly Missed.

 

Matthew Lillard - Shaggy in 'Scooby-Doo': Like I said, the movie doesn't have to be great, but he did well.

 

Ron Pearlman - Hellboy: Just couldn't see anybody else doing it.

 

Ian McKellan- Gandalf: Not too big a fan of the movies but the casting on that was inspired.

 

Now your turn.

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McKellen - Gandalf

 

O Toole - Lawrence of Arabia

 

Kirk Douglas - Spartacus

 

Rene Zelwegger - Bridget Jones

 

Donald Pleasance - Himmler in The Eagle has landed

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Lisa Minelli - Sally Bowles

 

Julie Andrews - Sound of Music

 

Buster Keaton - Steam Boat Bill Jnr

 

Michael Caine & Shaun Connery - "the man who would be King"

 

Nikolai Cherkasov - Ivan the Terrible

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Lisa Minelli - Sally Bowles

 

Julie Andrews - Sound of Music

 

Buster Keaton - Steam Boat Bill Jnr

 

Michael Caine & Shaun Connery - "the man who would be King"

 

Nikolai Cherkasov - Ivan the Terrible

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Class! :unsure:

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Not a movie obviously, but Gervais as David Brent. Nobody else could have played the role to the same effect.

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well obviously they couldnt, they are one and the same. Brent is merely an exaggerated version of himself, no-one else.

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Ian McKellan- Gandalf: Not too big a fan of the movies but the casting on that was inspired.

 

It was originally offered to Sean Connery, apparently.

 

The funny little man with the funny little voice - The funny little bad man with the funny little voice in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

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Ian McKellan- Gandalf: Not too big a fan of the movies but the casting on that was inspired.

 

It was originally offered to Sean Connery, apparently.

 

The funny little man with the funny little voice - The funny little bad man with the funny little voice in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

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(can't resist it) Vinnie Jones!!!! :unsure::o:D:):P:P

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I am disappointed that Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier in the X-Men movies hasn't been listed yet. There is no one else that could play Professor X.

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I was just gonna post that as an additional!

 

Also Ian McDiarmid as the Emperor/Chancellor Palpatine in

the Star Wars movies.

 

Bill Murray as Garfield as well. (INTERESTING FACT: Lorenzo Music (RIP) was the voice actor who played Garfield in the TV series, as well as... Peter Venkman in the Ghostbusters cartoon!)

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John Malkovich - John Malkovich (Being John Malkovich)

Eric Bana - Mark Brandon 'Chopper' Read (Chopper)

Toshirô Mifune - Tajômaru (Rashomon)

Billy Bob Thornton - Ed Crane (The Man Who Wasn't There)

Ben Kingsley - Don Logan (Sexy Beast) or Mohandas K. Gandhi(Gandhi)

 

I'm breaking the rules with more than 5 but....

 

Dustin Hoffman - Enrico Salvatore 'Ratso' Rizzo (Midnight Cowboy)

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