1. Ian McKellan..........85.80 - 10
2. Orlando Bloom.......79.30 - 10
3. Hugh Jackman........77.00 - 10
4. Keith David...........75.00 - 11
5. Mel Gibson............72.90 - 10
6. Christopher Lee......71.80 - 10
7. Seann William Scott.71.23 - 13
8. Sean Connery.........71.00 - 10
9. Morgan Freeman.....70.67 - 12
10. Scarlett Johansson.70.00 - 10
I would consider at least a few of these my favorite actors. Interesting to see the influence of Peter Jackson's epics have a large effect on this list. 1200ish films in, see where it is as I continue adding backlog catalog.
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Re: Top 10 highest-scoring actors (10 film minimum)
Top 10
1. John Goodman 86.70 (10 films)
2. Brad Pitt 85.15 (13 films)
3. Bill Murray 84.92 (13 films)
4. John Ratzenberger 84.15 (13 films)
5. Gary Oldman 82.00 (12 films)
6. Michael Gambon 80.40 (10 films)
7. Willem Dafoe 80.08 (13 films)
8. Christian Bale 80.00 (10 films)
9. Robert Downey Jr. 78.91 (11 films)
10. Danny Trejo 78.27 (11 films)
Next 5: Matt Damon, Jonah Hill, George Clooney, Seth Rogen, Sigourney Weaver
A lot of guys here that I consider some of my favorite actors, and I'm not at all surprised to see Pitt, Murray, and Oldman so high on the list. John Goodman being no. 1 suprised me a bit, but I just didn't realize how many movies he's in that I absolutely love (Big Lebowski, O Brother, Argo, Raising Arizona, etc.)
Bottom 5
5. Ben Affleck 61.30 (10 films)
4. Jack Black 60.27 (11 films)
3. Christopher Lee 57.82 (11 films)
2. Keith David 56.40 (10 films)
1. Robert Englund 52.80 (10 films)
Aside from Black, I like all of these actors, but they've definitely all been in some dogs. Affleck's low rating is a shame since his recent stuff is so good, but Pearl Harbor, Armageddon, and Daredevil drag him down big time.
1. John Goodman 86.70 (10 films)
2. Brad Pitt 85.15 (13 films)
3. Bill Murray 84.92 (13 films)
4. John Ratzenberger 84.15 (13 films)
5. Gary Oldman 82.00 (12 films)
6. Michael Gambon 80.40 (10 films)
7. Willem Dafoe 80.08 (13 films)
8. Christian Bale 80.00 (10 films)
9. Robert Downey Jr. 78.91 (11 films)
10. Danny Trejo 78.27 (11 films)
Next 5: Matt Damon, Jonah Hill, George Clooney, Seth Rogen, Sigourney Weaver
A lot of guys here that I consider some of my favorite actors, and I'm not at all surprised to see Pitt, Murray, and Oldman so high on the list. John Goodman being no. 1 suprised me a bit, but I just didn't realize how many movies he's in that I absolutely love (Big Lebowski, O Brother, Argo, Raising Arizona, etc.)
Bottom 5
5. Ben Affleck 61.30 (10 films)
4. Jack Black 60.27 (11 films)
3. Christopher Lee 57.82 (11 films)
2. Keith David 56.40 (10 films)
1. Robert Englund 52.80 (10 films)
Aside from Black, I like all of these actors, but they've definitely all been in some dogs. Affleck's low rating is a shame since his recent stuff is so good, but Pearl Harbor, Armageddon, and Daredevil drag him down big time.