Graham: I was about to write that those were mostly very good choices, especially Henry Fonda in "12 Angry Men" and Gregory Peck in "To Kill A Mockingbird," but think that by asking "What Role Made U Appreciate an Actor's Artistry" the writer here (neotrinity) wanted us to dig a bit deeper than just actors doing great work. Which of those maybe startled you about their acting ability? I know that I was startled by the ones I cited -- Linda Hunt, Peter O'Toole, Ralph Fiennes. And, over and beyond "Gump" and "Philadelphia" and even "The Green Mile," I think that Tom Hanks really became an actor with "The Road To Perdition." At least for me he did.
It's my favorite book and movie! You reminded me about it andtoday I will watch this wonderful movie again!
"Gump" and "The Green Mile" are my favorite ones. They are masterpieces which we can watch and watch ever. Also I'm a big fan of "12 Angry Men"! I like it so much!. At first, I saw the movie. I really like how Martin Henry Balsam played his role. The movie impressed me so much that I wanted to read the book and compare them. I will say that I liked the book even more. If you haven't read this book or watched the movie, you are encouraged to read about it at https://samploon.com/free-essays/12-angry-men/ and make sure you need to watch it. It is a work of art that everyone should know. Highly recommend to read and watch!
