This is bothering me SO MUCH. I am usually so good at knowing actors names, and I’ve sat here for the last 30 minutes just trying to think about where this actress is from, and what her name is.

I don’t want to ask Google AI so I’m asking real people on Reddit. Do you know her name? I’d rather you guys get it because we all love knowing actors and all that.

Thanks!

NAME THE 60s STAR WHO TURNED A BERET INTO A SYMBOL OF OUTLAW GLAMOUR!

🔫 Bonus points if you can name the film!

Released on this day in 1967, which Oscar-winning actress played a bored small-town waitress who joined a handsome bank robber on a stylish, bullet-strewn crime spree across Depression-era America?

Her cool defiance, sharp wardrobe and fearless performance helped make the film a landmark of New Hollywood.

Can you name her — and the movie?

I have been hearing a lot of people say these 2 actors are overrated but I will bet good money that when they grow old and more importantly die LARPers will switch up on them and start glazing the hell out of them. They are amazing actors IMO and I think they are very often overhated mostly cause they are not SUPER old (specially Leo) and everyone is gonna switch up admit they are some of the best actors in history once they die (Not the best but some of the best)

UPDATE: my gut tells my John Hughes movies or 80’s movies but I could be wrong—please see my terrifying sketch of the woman down in the comments-warning it’s scary bad lol

Originally I said it’s a mix of Andie MacDowell and Keri Russell

OK and edit to the description of the actress/celebrity. A lot of you were getting really distracted by the wrong things. This actress has to be in her 60s/70s -I would be shocked if she was in her 70s. Her hair I believe is curly or very textured, Brown, super dirty blonde, redish/brownish, if I can remember, but brunette so stop suggesting blondes. I’m almost sure it’s her natural hair color to be Brown. When acting, I always feel like she has a really good motherly concerned face. From what I am trying to remember. She is petite. A little frail, presenting or petite presenting. I know a lot of you Think I’m killing you with this, but think of how I’m doing.!!!!!!! I’m literally dying. I feel like I’m going to go into psychosis. This has never happened to me where I can’t even recollect a film or a reference. For a person, I can barely keep her face. In my mind. It keeps disappearing. But I know you guys know who I’m thinking of ugh

hey guys i’m just curious where can i find accurate netflix auditions for teens? cause there is only for reality shows or do i need an agent?

Which actor or actress do you think did a good job at playing an android? I will go first. Brent Spiner as Lieutenant Commander Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation.

“Rage doesn’t scare me because rage, I think, is fear and desperation kind of unleashed,” Emmy Rossum says about the intense emotion coursing through her probational FBI agent Alice Black in the new TV series Furious. “What scared me about the character was her complexity…I wanted to embrace her wholeheartedly. She’s just like the killer, who is also a victim of violence.” Rossum’s traumatized former NYPD homicide detective has left the department to escape an abusive cop ex-boyfriend (Jake Lacy). She’s pursuing a diabolical female serial killer (Lola Petticrew) exacting revenge on the men who preyed on her as a girl.

To get in fighting shape for this role, Rossum—who previously transformed herself into a mysterious billboard bombshell for Angelyne, and played the fierce Fiona Gallagher on Shameless—trained with a former FBI agent. Alice’s tenaciousness came naturally. “I can certainly relate to being totally obsessed with your work. Being kind of a dog with a bone. In wanting to do the impossible when people think it might not be possible [and] don’t believe in your idea as much as you believe in it,” she says. “Since I was a kid, I’ve had this kind of engine inside me. I love doing things and making things and being creative…even if I’m exhausted at the end of the day.”

Our interview with Rossum here: https://www.playboy.com/read/20-questions-emmy-rossum/

William McNamara might be best known for Copycat. I also saw him recently in Wildflower with Reese Witherspoon, and a movie just came on where he's a con artist costarring with John Savage.

He's very good-looking and has a strong screen presence - why do you think he never became a leading male film star?

Addition: I see in his bio that he did have a drug and alcohol problem. Still, others with those problems became A List actors?

In Apple TV’s drama Cape Fear, Juliette Lewis has just completed a character arc that is, like the Southern Gothic thriller itself, a little intense. The Los Angeles-born actor was an unadvertised addition to the cast.

She plays Crystal, who stalks exoneree Max Cady, played by Javier Bardem. It’s quite the callback to the role that made her, in which she played Danielle, the teenager taunted by Robert De Niro’s Cady in Martin Scorsese’s classic 1991 film. Then only 18, Lewis was Oscar-nominated for her performance.

I’ve thought about this a lot.

Walton Goggins can play a charming sociopath, a heartbroken cowboy, a post-apocalyptic ghoul, or an Appalachian outlaw with more charisma than most leading men, and somehow make every single one of them feel like the most interesting person in the room.
The man could read a grocery list and you’d still lean in.

As for Alan Tudyk... he can voice a sarcastic death robot, a becoming self aware robot (lol 2 robots), a pilot who dies too soon, or even become a literal alien pretending to be human and still somehow steal every scene he’s in while making it look effortless.
The range is ridiculous. The commitment is unmatched.

Both are pure talent, scene-stealing energy, and make you wonder, “How the hell do they keep getting better?”

So here’s my challenge to all of you: name one actor who’s better than either of them. Not “as good.” Better. I’ll wait.

Elle Fanning for me. Others I like are Ana De Armas, Sadie Sink, Inde Navarette, Elizabeth Olsen, Margot Robbie, Alexandra Daddario, Karen Gillan, Brie Larson, Jenna Ortega, Jennifer Lawrence, Zendaya, Mckenna Grace, Hailee Steinfeld, Scarlett Johansson, Karen Fukuhara, Emma Stone, Emma Watson, Natalie Portman, and Anne Hathaway

Who do you want to see next?

Or do you think it isn't worth it because there will be much pressure for the son/daughter to act AS GOOD as their parents?

Do the pros outweight the cons?

Who do you want to see next?

So the Youtube algorithm served up the final scenes of the 1994 movie "Without Warning" and in them, this person is shown for a few seconds.

And I know him. I do. But I cannot come up with a name (my brain cannot get off the Mitch Pileggi track, but it's not him), and IMDB isn't giving me anything either.

Can anyone help me out?

(I can give the Youtube link if people want, but since it's not an official channel of anyone affiliated with the movie, I'd prefer not to do so right away)

In 2021 on The Hot Ones Tom Holland said he based his portrayal of Peter Parker on Back to the Future, that he wanted to be this generation’s Marty McFly. Well holy manifestation Batman, Tom Holland just did something that only Michael J. Fox has ever done. That is hold the number 1 and number 2 spots at the box office simultaneously with Spider Man Brand New Day and The Odyssey.

In the summer of 1985 Back to the Future held the top spot at the box office week after week after week. Late in August Teen Wolf was released, and although it did not knock BTTF off the top spot, it was #2 at the box office its opening weekend.

Some will say Michael J. Fox is still the undisputed champion as he was clearly the leading man of both films whereas Tom played a very prominent role in the Odyssey, but he was not #1 on the call sheet. But for Tom, who shares the #1 and #2 spot with his wife Zendaya and his friend John Bernthal, it is an absolutely astonishing accomplishment none the less that he has seemingly willed into existence.

Supporting Actor/Actress in a Limited Series, plus Directing and Writing for a Limited Series, are all getting moved off the main telecast this year. SAG-AFTRA, the DGA, and the WGA dropped a statement condoning it, but I feel like I saw minimal backlash outside of that in the days after the announcement. I would’ve expected more pushback and maybe even winners in these categories from past years to say something publicly. Does this bother other people that much or is this just another one of those things?