Sean Connery and Tom Hanks are both good, all around actors. Nicholas Cage and Harrison Ford also have some nice films tucked under their belts. Despite the fact their some of the most recognizable faces, their presence doesn't distract you as much as, say, Hillary Duff.
Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, and Robin Williams are also decent enough. I'm almost tempted to say Adam Sandler, except I can never, NEVER forgive him for taking away just under and hour anf a half of my life with "8 Crazy Nights". Jeebus. Never, ever, will I forgive that man. Also, why would anybody ever suggest Orlando Bloom as being the best actor? I s'pose you can nominate him for looks. But please. The only difference between his characters in Troy, LOTR and Pirates is the pitiful attempt to change his accent, only to fail. The clever, witty, uber skilled pretty boy act gets old after a while.
And Weird Al. That man was responsible for the greatness of UHF. Sure, he didn't really do any actual acting in it. The part of George required no skill at all. But the combination of the Weird Al/Michael Richards is just stupendous.
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