Gary Oldman greatest acting performance?

[Takes_Two_To_Tango]

He's likely going to win the BAFTA and Oscars this year. What do you think is his best role?

 

[Losfer Words]

Can't pick, I like pretty much everything that guy does.

 

[Takes_Two_To_Tango]

Can't pick, I like pretty much everything that guy does.

So true

 

[Zer]

Only a small part but his bit in True Romance was the stuff of legend

 

[HelloJapan]

 

[Nesruk]

He should have gotten an Oscar simply for being brave enough to look like this

 

[Johnson]

It’s a tough choice but I gotta go JFK.

 

[Peteyandjia]

I think you could pick a favorite from a handful of incredible performances that just fucking kicked in the doors of a few movies, but as far as a full-bodied vintage Gary Oldman, I go with Immortal Beloved. That's one where he's not just the side character who blows you away, he gets to be the lead, and really show his range not just within the spectrum of chameleon characters he can do, but all within one single character.

 

[Bacco]

Voted True Romance

 

[neverwas]

can't pick just one,he's solid in everything.

 

[Bacco]

He should have gotten an Oscar simply for being brave enough to look like this

Dude even got a Street Fighter character tribute on that one

 

[Nesruk]

Dude even got a Street Fighter character tribute on that one

Lols, never seen this before

 

[Prefect]

Only a small part but his bit in True Romance was the stuff of legend

I had to due a double take on that one. A british actor doing an american thug better than any american.

Bram Stoker's Dracula is way underrated. Coppola did a fantastic job. The movie just never got it dues, probably, because of Keanu.

Darkest Hour was great though I don't know if I really loved the movie. His acting was spot on. The movie itself felt kind of boring.

I don't know what to say which is his best performance just because he is like a chameleon. He has been in bad movies but not bad roles.

 

[salamander]

The professional was awesome, but after I saw True Romance and then heard him speak during an interview, and realized he was an english dude; I was doubly impressed.

Drexel was such a vivid, intense portrayal of an evil jive-ass pimp. I wish Tarantino and Tony Scott would do a spin-off movie based on his character.

 

[FacePunch]

I haven't seen all these movies and I probably should, but I voted Dracula because that movie was the shit for it's time and he was completely unrecognizable in it. And perfect.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

I'm not saying it's his best performance but I had no idea Mason Verger was Gary Oldman till like last year and I've watched Hannibal a ton

 

[HARRISON_3]

 

[Lovestorm]

Picked Leon, but was tempted to say Fifth Element.

 

[Peteyandjia]

I wish Tarantino and Tony Scott would do a spin-off movie based on his character.

 

[salamander]

????


EDIT:

oh ffs...