Hugh Grant.

He always plays 'Hugh Grant'.

Sharon Stone
Glen Close

They both have the emotional depth of a cigar indian.

Lindsey Lohan, David Spade, Shaq

I just saw Katy Perry in a D&G ad whilst watching a free movie. Lemme just say she made Steven Seagal look Oscar worthy.

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George Strait.

He has an excuse. He's just a country singer. Lol.

And a really good country singer, IMO. But an actor, he is definitely not.

Nic cage
Steven Seagal

Huh. No barfing face emojis.

Jean Claude Van Damme pathetic.

Rosie O donald, Jack off black,

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Ice Tea (Coco Austin) of Law and Order fame. Was absolutely horrible!

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Nic Cage is great. Shut yo' mouth.

He'd be shoveling shit if it wasn't for marlon
Oh wait, that's what he does now...

And that waste, pathetic, laura dern

Man I like Adam Sandler. Waterboy is one of my favorite movies and he played that part so well. And I thought he was great in Uncut Gems and Hustle.

Steven Segal is terrible and I’d say he’s probably my least favorite actor. I’ll agree with Amy Schumer too. She’s awful. I’m no fan of Jack Black either.

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This guy Tommy Wiseau is perhaps the worst actor I have ever seen that actually makes movies. He is so bad, he has taken on cult status. Years ago, we sat through The Room as a joke and it was so hilariously bad.

Dang, you nailed that. I have a thing for B movies, and my son in law does too. He got The Room DVD for me for Christmas a couple of years ago. It came with a postcard for Tommy Wiseau branded underwear, I kid you not!!!

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William Shatner
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I’m sure i could come up with a few more but I'm gonna let you fill in the rest. Who is at the top of your list?

Quillette (an essay site) had an interesting article about Shatner. One of the main points of the article was that Shatner played to the tube TV audience. They were small (20-some inches, compared to our 80 inch monstrosities of today) and watched from across the room, so he had to overact. He was still campy, but this is at least some explanation. I like Shatner.

And I like Nick Cage too.

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Pierce Brosnan

Keanu Reeves. Hands down.

Kevin Hart
Molly Ringwold and the rest of the Breakfast Club
Sam Eliot - plays himself
Jack Nicholson - always played himself
Everyone on the Brady Bunch, The Monkees, and Partridge Family.

I will catch a ton of flack for this...

Al Pacino everything past 2000 ish.


Every role has the same expressions, same verbal patterns, and same physical stances. It doesn't matter the movie he just does the same old shit.

Sandra Bernhardt, Juliet Lewis, Sarah Silverman, Andy Dick, Awkwafina, Kathy Griffin. Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat).

I can only handle so much of Vince Vaughn before my head hurts.

Those are the top ones that come to mind.

Wiley Wiggins, the main kid from 'Dazed and Confused'.

I watched that again recently, and was reminded of just how laughably bad of an actor he was.

If you took a shot every time he grimaced and pinched the bridge of his nose as a reaction to something that was said or done, you'd die of alcohol poisoning well before the end credits rolled.

(42 times. Someone out there counted. He does it 7 times in a row in one scene.)

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...he grimaced and pinched the bridge of his nose...42 times

Dazed and and confused that many times? Lol.

Alec Baldwin