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Kurt Zupin
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With all the actor's and actress's out there today along with directors who do you guys think is the most over rated?

I hear people say that Robert DeNiro is over rated, Al Pacino is over rated Sean Connery is over rated. I don't believe that these actors are over rated...The one person who I think gets more credit then they really deserve is Dustin Hoffman...Is he a good actor...yes...has he had some great roles....yes. But is he on the same level as DeNiro, Connery or ever Pacino...I don't think he is. What do you guys think?

Can't wait to here your thoughts

Kurt

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Brad Miller
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Overrated? Will Ferrell and Vin Diesel immediately come to mind.

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Michael Schaffer
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I think Dustin Hoffman is a very good example. No doubt, very good actor with some great roles under his belt, but not very interesting anymore, or for a very long time. He really plays to the gallery way too much now.

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Aaron Sisemore
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Two words:

Jim Carrey.

-Aaron

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Brent Neal Jones
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quote: Aaron Sisemore
Two words:

Jim Carrey.

-Aaron

Thank you Lord someone else said it...however, I did like the Majestic... [Wink]

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Allison Parsons
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2 more words for you:

PARIS HILTON

ugh. even though she's not an 'actress', words cannot describe out sick I am of hearing about her and what she's wearing/who's she's doing/etc... I hurts me just to type her name [evil]

Colin Farrell comes to mind as well...but not as much as the one I just mentioned

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Richard Greco
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Phil Hill is very overrated these days [Razz]

Really though: Michael Moore is definately up there

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Robert E. Allen
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Queen Latifa and Bernie Mac (he isn't a good stand up comic and isn't going to make is as an actor). Tom Cruise is another I could do without (he's too self-absorbed to be believable in any role).

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Joe Redifer
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Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn (I hate him).

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Aaron Garman
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Hillary Duff by far. On a different note, someone who needs and deserves a TON of recognition is JOHN C. REILLY! When are people gonna get he's one of the great actors out there?

AJG

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Michael Schaffer
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Hey, I love Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn! I think they are really funny. Speaking of which, I just saw Stiller in "Meet the Fockers" and realized that I might have to tone down my earlier statement about Hoffman. He delivered a really fine, not over-the-top performance there.
What kind of name is PARIS HILTON anyway? Sounds to me like MARRIOTT HOLLYWOOD or something like that.

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Phil Hill
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I agree that JOHN C. REILLY deserves a lot more credit... great "new" actor.

Paris Hilton sucks... literally.

I do like Ben Stiller ... didn't used to like him in his TV show, but his films are really funny.

Jim Carey was only good in Dumb & Dumber...

OBTW: Thanks Richard... Merry Xmas! [beer] [Wink]

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Mike Blakesley
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Julia Roberts. Whenever she breaks out that cackling laugh of hers, I cringe.

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R. Andrew Diercks
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In my opinion Jim Carrey is underrated and struggles with typecasting. He was fabulous in Man on the Moon and Truman Show. He has done well in many others as well even though the movie may have been bad. We are discussing "acting" right, not whether or not we enjoyed the film in question. My measure of that is if I believe the character they portray.

Over rated...Halle Barry (did not deserve an oscar), Woody Allen and Hugh Grant (always the same character)

Vin Diesel over rates himself. He has ridiculous demands for salary.

There are many others both over and under rated that haven't leaped to mind yet.

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Chris Hipp
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I agree witht he above coments about Jim Carrey. I rreally like him in his dramatic roles but his comedy went stale a long time ago.

Overrated: Frankie muniz, vin diesel, Snoop dogg,

Underrated: Jeff bridges, Johnny knoxville and John Goodman.

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