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Facial expressions are often a must in acting, but Reddit has assembled some excellent actors with limited facial expressions and some selections that are clearly from Ghostface. screamingand little known snipers phone booth It also gives them a chance to shine.
Contents
- 1 Roger Jackson – The Scream Series
- 2 Kiefer Sutherland – Telephone booth (2002)
- 3 Hugh Keith-Burne – Mad Max: Road of Wrath (2015)
- 4 Karl Urban – Judge (2012)
- 5 Michael Fassbender – Frank (2014)
- 6 Scarlett Johansson – She (2013)
- 7 Gunnar Hansen – The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
- 8 Tom Hardy – The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
- 9 Gary Oldman – Hannibal (2001)
- 10 Hugo Weaving – V Revenge (2006)
Roger Jackson – The Scream Series
this screaming The movie wouldn’t be what it is today without Roger L. Jackson voicing The Ghost Face. The iconic killer is seen as their own character and his voice largely gives off a villain vibe. He exuded a terrifying aura that only original murderer Billy Loomis could match.
Reddit user WindingRoad10 said it best: “[his voice] synonymous with show, balance between creepy, fun and scary. While Mike Vaughn’s performance was also commendable, his absence from the show’s first two seasons was really felt.
Kiefer Sutherland – Telephone booth (2002)
The action star has played the hero in a number of roles, a few of which are well known in double top and stealth snipers phone booth. Although Sutherland does reveal his face in the final scene before leaving, Sutherland remains the mysterious voice on the phone for most of the film, tracking Stewart (Colin Farrell), playing him. like a violin and make him regret his actions. talk and act.
User biasedandunfair said it was an “absolutely fun show” and rightly so. When Sutherland plays the villain, just his voice can convey his evil.
Hugh Keith-Burne – Mad Max: Road of Wrath (2015)
As the winner of two Oscars for costume and makeup in 2016 and one of the best action movies of the 2010s, Immortan Joe should come as no surprise. Crazy Max: Road of Rage Will remember forever. Like Sutherland, Keith Bourne’s character is revealed (literally) at the end, but then he delivers an incredible performance behind the mask.
The movie is an absolute classic, and is largely attributed to the Lord of the War Boys himself. User SaltySteveD87 was the first to mention him, and ThayuPhoto echoed the idea, adding: “I’ll put this comment in Valhalla myself.”
Karl Urban – Judge (2012)
This underperforming but beloved remake of the 1995 classic star Karl Urban instead of Sylvester Stallone. “I really wish we could do a sequel,” said Inevitable-Excercise5. “Karl Urban is the boss in that movie.”
Urban’s portrayal of the character is loved by fans of the comics, as the judge shouldn’t take off his mask and the remake’s tone is less cheesy. Essentially, he gave a character without a role a memorable and critically acclaimed performance, showing how much can be achieved with just one costume.
Michael Fassbender – Frank (2014)
Fassbender’s performance in a dark comedy straight very interesting. Reddit user TheOvenLord said: “Fassbender totally killed it straight. You only saw his face for about ten minutes and he made you cry twice. Completely extraordinary. “
Fassbinder plays a strange-faced man who plays a strangely famous musician who demands that audiences have known him for a long time. The whole movie is unpredictable and funny, and it’s amazing how hilarious and emotional he can be without the facial expressions.
Scarlett Johansson – She (2013)
Scarlett Johansson plays Theodore’s (Joaquin Phoenix) artificial intelligence lover in this smash hit sci-fi romance that uses multiple metaphors about long-distance relationships. User Superb-Possibility-9 simply commented: “Scarlet sounds great”.
A relationship is formed or broken by the trusting chemistry of the people involved on screen, so it’s impressive that Johansson can sell her feelings without showing her face. Her voice is touching and humorous, showing Theodore’s interest in her.
Gunnar Hansen – The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Henson plays iconic ‘Leatherface’ in movie Texas chainsaw massacre This movie is still scary to this day. User Lionelprichardisback actually praised Henson and Bill Johnson in the sequel, amazingly, as screaming.
“They all have very different depictions of nonverbal characters and everyone is very dedicated,” said the Reddit user. Turns out, no matter how many movies are based on the classics, the masked attacker is a favorite and they deserve credit for their performance in the masked expression.
Tom Hardy – The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Tom Hardy has a lot to live for Graduate darkness hydrophobic riseFollowing Heath Ledger’s Joker isn’t an easy feat for any villain in an ambitious sequel. But his performance of Bane was controversial, as it was incomprehensible and even required a re-dubbing (from independent connection).
Anyway, RSG-ZR2 users bookmarked one of their favorite lines: “Do you feel responsible?” say it makes them “shudder”. Despite the re-voice, Hardy’s Bane remains one of the greatest Batman villains on screen to this day, thanks to his terrifying portrayal combined with a sympathetic story.
Gary Oldman – Hannibal (2001)
Oldman, who plays the unsettling villain Mason Verger in the film, is even more unsettling in his makeup. Hannibal. The unsettling villain is equally amusing, though Oldman seems interesting in the role, even matching the threat of Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) himself.
Its look is unique from other Reddit options in that it doesn’t look like a mask but more like a melted face, but that’s what makes it so memorable. Even when he appears weak, he enjoys making others feel weak and is incredibly influential. NoHandBananaNo responded to Oldman’s nomination in the post, saying it was a good choice and showing that the actor is a skilled actor.
Hugo Weaving – V Revenge (2006)
Such is the bubbly, latent virtue of Vessel V, the role seemingly having been voluntarily vacated by James Purefoy, and instead voiced by Hugo Weaving, who is full of energy and experience. play.
Weaving should be commended, as so many words starting with v can be weaved, you don’t stumble without smiling. The character itself has become memorable; the mask itself is now associated with online movements against the status quo or with people who want to immerse themselves in the concept of the status quo. Performance won’t be the same if it’s not shielded. RSG-ZR2 is back and talks about how he took on the role of V and Agent Smith matrix As “Extraordinary” and “Absolutely Amazing” V for vendetta“.