A psychopath and a policeman in kindergarten: favorite roles of Depp, Monroe and other stars

We love Matthew from Dallas Buyers Club and The Gentlemen from True Detective. And he still considers his best work as Richard Linklater in Dazed and Confused, released in 1993!

You may never have heard of it, but the film became a cult hit in college circles and Quentin Tarantino included it in his list of the 12 greatest films of all time.

“Terminator”, “Gum”, “Expendables”? But not! Arnie fondly remembers playing Detective John Kimble in Kindergarten Cop (1990). There was almost no need to shoot or play with the biceps. By the way, the movie is really good. And in second place – “The Twins” (1988) in the company of Danny DeVito.

Another surprise! Johnny’s favorite role isn’t Jack Sparrow or Sweeney Todd at all… but a cameo – a brief appearance – in a special episode of the series “Quick Show” in 2000. It turns out that the actor is a big fan of British humor and considers his appearance on his favorite series one of his greatest achievements.

The Matrix or John Wick? Not at all – “Constantine: Lord of Darkness” (2005)! The role of the psychopathic killer John Constantine Reeves still remembers with nostalgia.

Gary starred in such famous films as The Fifth Element, Dracula, Leon. But the actor considers the best role in his career … Lee Harvey Oswald in the film “John F. Kennedy” (1991). The director gave him a lot of leeway in embodying his character, and Oldman was delighted by the trust.

The actress, who won an Oscar for her role as Rose Maxon in the movie Fences and starred in the movie How to Get Away with Murder, is not exactly proud of it. In 2003, she played a small role in the TV series Law and Order – and considers it her main achievement, because the color of her skin did not prevent her from appearing in a series about and for white people.

The actress is not proud of her roles in the films Poison Ivy and Charlie’s Angels. She considers the role of Josie Geller in the film “Never Kissed” (1999) to be her main merit. She likes to reminisce about her own life in high school and college, and you’ll get it!

According to friends, the legendary actress most often remembered not famous films like Only Girls in Jazz, but the small role of Angela Finlay in the film Asphalt Jungle (1950). She says she has never experienced such freedom in front of a camera.

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