The highest realm of acting should be the silent plastic surgery acting.
It means that one person has a thousand faces, changes roles for people, and each role can be controlled freely.
In the process of watching the movie, the audience will forget about the actor and only know the role.
Or exclaim after watching the movie, Oh my God, it turned out that he played it, and he didn't find out!
Next, we continue the previous article Traffic don't be embarrassed to blow acting skills explosions, the highest state of acting is the silent plastic surgery acting skills continue to take stock of Hollywood actors with the highest acting skills.
[Before you read my commentary, you can recall the name of their movie through pictures]
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >1, Matthew McConaughey</h1>
Picture 1 is "Interstellar" (9.3 points), Matthew plays a NASA astronaut.
The second picture is "True Detective" (9.3 points), and some people have watched this drama and said that Uncle Matthew is one of the three treasure specialties famous in Texas, and the other two are grilled chicken and poker.
Picture three is "Dallas Buyers Club" (8.8 points), Uncle Matthew became a shaped and bone-thin warrior.
Figure four is "Gold Mine" (8.1 points), seeing the bald Matthew in the film, he only has one idea, and he can no longer be called Uncle Matthew in the future, but to be called Matthew the God.
Figure 5 is "The Wolf of Wall Street" (7.9 points), just a few minutes of footage, has already killed the little plum.
Figure 6 is "Hunting U-571" (8.1 points), Matthew's appearance at that time was very tender, but his acting skills were very sophisticated.
Picture seven is "Gentlemen" (8.3 points), matthew played by the cannabis dealer, whether it is acting lines or costumes, is textbook level.
Figure 8 is "Magic Mike" (6.6 points), Matthew incarnated as a sexy dancer ~ 42 years old and such a good body!
Picture 9 is "Sludge" (7.9 points), and Matthew, as a supporting role, is once again in the spotlight.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >2, Heath Ledger</h1>
Picture one is "I'm Not There" (7.9 points), which is the worst image of Bob Dylan, but it is not at all dramatic.
Picture two is "Brokeback Mountain" (8.8 points), in which Heath Ledger's performance can be compared to almost any Hollywood bigwig.
Picture three is "Brothers Grimm" (6.6 points), and Heath Ledger with round glasses is cute.
Picture four is "Four Feathers" (7.4 points), just because of the extra glance at you in the crowd, this handsome British officer from an officer family.
Picture 5 is "Batman: The Dark Knight" (9.2 points), and the Joker won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor directly.
Figure SIX is "The Patriot" (8.1), a 20-year-old film, playing father and son with Mel Gibson.
Picture seven is "Candy" (7.6 points), and in the film is a lamentable addict.
Figure eight is "Ten Things I Hate You" (7.9), and many people say that Heath Ledger looks a lot like Luthof, and this movie is the only intersection between the two of them.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3, Max Mickelson</h1>
Picture 1 is "Hunting" (9.1 points), this tearful, wronged man, who does not feel pain!
Picture 2 is "Hannibal" (8.4 points), the nordic actor's characteristic cold temperament plays the superb cold-blooded cannibalism.
Figure three is "Doctor Strange" (7.6 points), Uncle Mai plays the villain, and everyone hopes that the villain will win.
Picture four is "After the Wedding" (7.6 points), Uncle Mai is the director of the kind orphanage, nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.
Figure 5 is "007: Casino Royale" (7.6 points), the main villain who is equal to Bond.
Figure SIX is "The Green Butcher" (7.4), this terrible hairstyle and hairline.
Figure 7 is "Adam's Apple" (8.2 points), and it should not be difficult to see that Uncle Mai plays a stoic pastor.
Figure 8 is "The End of the Road 2" (7.4 points), playing a bald-headed and useless lowly addict.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >4, Hugo Viven</h1>
Picture 1 is "The Matrix" (9.0 points), an invincible and powerful villain.
Figure 2 is The Lord of the Rings (9.0), the Elven King
Picture three is "Captain America" (7.1 points), Red Skull please put down that energy block!
Picture four is Macbeth, a Shakespearean play.
Figure 5 is "V-Word Vendetta Order", although he has always worn a mask, he still can't stop Hugo's charm.
Figure 6 is "Cloud Atlas" (8.1 points), playing 6 roles in one go.
Figure 7 is "Hacksaw Ridge in Blood" (8.7 points), the father of the male protagonist, a scruffy drunken veteran who has been traumatized by war.
Figure 8 is The Last Journey (7.8), a father who absconded with his son.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >5, Johnny Depp</h1>
Picture one is "Ed Wood" (8.2 points), a biography of the worst director in history.
The second picture is "Different Sky" (8.6 points), Depp's appearance is at its peak, when Xiao Lizi played his younger brother.
Figure three is "Todd the Barber" (7.8 points), a razor-wielding man full of hatred and evil violence.
Picture four is "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" (7.8 points), Grindelwald only appears for a few seconds, this aura!
Figure 5 is "Bonnie and Joan" (8.5 points), only a supporting role, but it is particularly touching because of the eccentricities.
Figure SIX is "Pirates of the Caribbean" (8.8 points), the famous Captain Jack.
Figure 7 is Edward Scissorhands (8.7), the scissor hand of Pure Good Wood.
Picture 8 is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (8.2 points), a childlike chocolate factory owner.