Actor with the greatest range

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Robert Carlyle I've always thought was incredibly talented. Hard to believe he was in full Monty when you're watching ravenous, for example.

Although he was in the recent war of the worlds remake on the BBC in a minor role, but the series itself was tripe.

 

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Robert Carlyle I've always thought was incredibly talented. Hard to believe he was in full Monty when you're watching ravenous, for example.

Although he was in the recent war of the worlds remake on the BBC in a minor role, but the series itself was tripe.

He has a range of authentic accents in many of his films. Native Glaswegian (Trainspotting), posh English (The World Is Not Enough), Sheffield (Full Monty), Mancunian (Jimmy Grimble), Scouse (51st State), etc.

 

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The new generation of actors has provided us with James Norton and Jessie Buckley who both play greatly diverse parts with great skill.

 

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He has a range of authentic accents in many of his films. Native Glaswegian (Trainspotting), posh English (The World Is Not Enough), Sheffield (Full Monty), Mancunian (Jimmy Grimble), Scouse (51st State), etc.

You sure about that one?

 

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Woody Harrelson must be up there from current actors, Daniel Mays from current British actors

 

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Di Caprio for his parts in Jango and TWoWS. Absolutely top class performances and entirely different from the likes of Inception and the Revenant.

Robin Williams. From funny guy to acting out heartfelt scenes. Guy was a genius.

Denzel Washington. Can play a bad guy that scares the shit out of you to amazing performances in The Book of Eli.

Joaquin Pheonix. Always amazed at how much I hated him as Emperor in the Gladiator (Crowe had a great performance also) to absolutely mastering Jonny Cash. And his Joker performance was nothing short of perfection.

David Tennant if were looking outside Hollywood.

 

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Don't know which actor had the greatest range but as chefs go, Fanny Craddocks range was hard to beat.

I hope all your donuts taste like Fanny's....... Is it supposed to be capitalised and have an abbreviation?

 

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He has a range of authentic accents in many of his films. Native Glaswegian (Trainspotting), posh English (The World Is Not Enough), Sheffield (Full Monty), Mancunian (Jimmy Grimble), Scouse (51st State), etc.

Queens English playing Adolf (if I remember correctly)......... ;-)

 

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Johnny Briggs