10. Eddie Murphy
54th Golden Globe Awards Nomination for Best Actor in a Musical Comedy For "Professor Fat Guy"
13th Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Supporting Actor "Dream girl"
The 64th Golden Globe Awards for Best Supporting Actor in Film and Television "Dream Girl"
79th Academy Awards Best Supporting Actor Nomination for "Dream Girl"
1996's "Fat Professor" was a box office success with $270 million
In 1984, Murphy ushered in the peak of his acting career, playing Axel In Beverly Hills Detective. Foley – A rogue, witty detective from Detroit.
Prior to Professor Fat Guy, producer Glazer collaborated on several films and TV series with Eddie Murphy, including the most recent Life and Project Boffinger, and Glazer said: "Our sense of humor is similar, so trusting each other makes us happy to take risks." ”
Eddie Murphy's fat professor is really impressive, and the funny plot, coupled with funny language and expressions, can't help but make people enjoy it.
Eddie Murphy
9. Carell
He has won the Golden Globe Award, 9 other awards and 15 nominations
2006 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Series for the TV series "Office"
2007 Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy Series for the tv series "Office"
2006 Emmy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for the TV series "Office"
2007 Emmy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for the TV series "Office"
The street girls filmed in 1991 are also a classic of the times. Arguably one of the finest comedies of the 90s.
Behind the Scenes of Impostor 2007: After all, a well-rounded comedy star like Kim Carey is hard to come by, and Steve Carell's rush to the comedy world fills that gap. It seems that Tom Shadyak has finally found someone who can help him continue to convey the explosive sense of humor that has gradually developed in "Professor Fat Guy" and "The True Hand" - interweaving moral stories with comedy. And the question that has been debated in "Counterfeit Gods": Where does the real power come from? Through the intervention of divine power, in the pursuit of happiness, what should be abandoned will continue. In fact, Carrell's Evan in "Counterfeit Gods" is a very small character, but it condenses a lot of intelligent jokes, making him the next successor of the "Fake Gods", which seems to be a very perfect choice.
Movie "Pretty Girl on the Street"
8. Ben Stiller
Stiller first appeared on the big screen in 1987, where he took on a role in Spielberg-directed Empire of the Sun. In order to prove that in addition to his acting talent, he can also make good films, and immediately after the filming of "Empire of the Sun", he took over the music video of "Back to Brooklyn". Next, he starred in the satirical TV series of the same name with several other comedians, "Back to Brooklyn", and put the previous MTV filmed by himself at the end of the film. In the film, Stiller played his comedic talents to the fullest, and was favored by the famous film company Fox.
The marital happiness of the box office champion movie "Meet your father-in-law and mother-in-law" was toyed with by the future father-in-law, and Ben Stiller's troubled feelings always became the audience's best entertainment after dinner
Ben Stiller
7. Adam Sandler
MTV Film Award for Best Comedy Performance (Nominated) My Grand Gay Wedding (2007)
MTV Film Award for Best Comedy Performance (Nominated) Life Remote Control (2006)
The comedy film "Life Remote Control," in which he and Kate Beckinsal co-starred, beat the crowd with a $40 million hit, making it the third best-selling comedy this summer after "BreakUp" and "The Priest Is Crazy," and the audience is more popular than the first two.
Featured Film: Dad Rushes Forward (1999) combines many popular elements such as father-son relationship, big boy, adult humor, etc., and this film is destined to become one of the best films at the box office that year. Overage Transfer Student (1995) In this film, Adam Sandler's performance is very simple and natural. The success of "Overage Transfer Student" has also made a new breakthrough in the career of the big movie star in Hollywood, and has further consolidated his unshakable position in the world film industry.
Adam Sandler
6. Louis de Fines
Famous French film director, actor, playwright, famous work is "Crossing Paris", and there is another masterpiece "Tiger's Mouth Escape". It was the most popular war comedy.
Without the international reputation of "Tiger's Mouth", Fines' own favorite film" "The Adventures of The Priest of Jacob" is his well-deserved masterpiece, which brought Fines's acting career to a climax, with a high attendance rate of 7 million. It is said that Uri often had to reshoot because he laughed too hard when shooting, causing the camera to shake violently. Introductory film: Crazy Nobleman (1971) tells the cabinet style of a miserly and greedy nobleman, portraying the satirical character of greed and snobbery, making this film extremely ornamental; the miserly ghost (1980) protagonist Abagon is an old widower who lends usurers, believing that "the things in the world are the most precious to count money." "Especially the scene of receiving donations in the church, the laughter makes people's stomachs hurt, the old miser pretends not to hear the sound of donations, and when he hears the sound of donations, he pulls his legs and runs. The Foodie (1976) is arguably one of Finnes' finest films. This film makes people laugh almost everywhere, and it is a rare classic comedy work.
Movie "Miserly Ghost"
5. Zhou Xingchi
Best Director at the Hong Kong Film Awards
Best Director of Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards
Best Actor at the Asia Pacific Film Festival
Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Actor
International Masters Association Hong Kong and Macao Celebrities Star
One of Time Magazine's 10 best films in the world has been a "golden partner" with Wu Mengda, who has starred in many comedy films such as "Nine Pin Sesame Officer", "Journey to the West", "God Eater", and directed and starred in films such as "The King of Comedy" and "Kung Fu". Known as the "King of Comedy" in Hong Kong, he is also the ancestor of "nonsense" films, and has great influence and popularity in the Chinese world.
Stephen chow
4. Jim Carrey
Winner of the 1998 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Drama
Winner of the 1999 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor
2006 MTV Generation Award
Hollywood comedy star Kim Carey is known for her exaggerated movements and facial expressions. A large number of impressive comedic characters were created for a wide audience. Become the first person to come to comedy in the United States and even in Europe and the United States. As a star who is top-notch in box office and popularity, but the luck of winning the award is not good, Kim Carey has never won an Academy Award, and is a well-deserved "uncrowned king" of listing.
In 1994, a "Detective Airplane Head" made the audience fall in love with Kim Carey's "nonsense" comedy style overnight. King adopts a rare acting style with exaggerated limbs and expressions in American films, integrating the reality of life into comedy performances, and is full of a connotation of satire and ridicule in the humor and humor between hands and feet, so that people can be liberated from reality and laugh.
Introductory film: "Truman's World", a humorous and touching, highly original and serious film, can be described as a change in his acting style. He does not have too many exaggerated performances in the film, interpreting an ordinary person who has been manipulated and fooled by people all his life, and he portrays this little person who can almost be said to be tragic; Man on the Moon as legendary comedian Andy Kaufman. This film is rich in rich connotation and depth, telling the fragility of a person's life and the pricelessness of happiness.
Movie "Truman's World"
3. Rowan Atkinson
The British comedy Tydourowyn Atkinson has a 18.5 million viewers in the UK and is also famous and invincible in other language regions. His humor, full of ordinary wonders and a sense of interest in life, has broken through the language barrier.
Many of the funny scenes in the TV version of Mr. Bean were used in movies, such as Mr. Bean
Blowing up a vomit bag full of vomit on the plane and squeezing it out; the scene of a turkey stuck in his head, and so on.
It was the first film to gross $100 million before its release in the United States.
Featured film: "Mr. Bean" is funny and witty, and has rich body movements, portraying a natural humorous image.
Bean
2. Buster Keaton
Buster Keaton is one of the "AFI Centennial Stars". Winner of the 1960 Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement
Between 1923 and 1929 was the most glorious 6 years of Buster Keaton's film career, during which he made 12 feature films, each of which was very successful, and he was on a par with Charlie Chaplin in his unique appearance and comedic performance (in fact, because Chaplin's appearance was greatly reduced in the 20s, the most prominent comedians at that time were Keaton and Harold Lloyd). Among them are Our Hospitality (1923), The Navigator (1924), Sherlock Holmes II (1924), Seven Chances (1925), The Steamboat Little Bill (1926), The Photographer (1928)
Featured film: Sherlock Holmes II (1924) portrays a small character who aspires to become a detective, but is helplessly played by bad people, and the passage of cycling in the film is really funny. Scarecrow (1920) is one of Keaton's finest short films, filled with comical and humorous body performances, and the clips playing scarecrow kicking people are classics.
Film "Sherlock Holmes II"
1. Chaplin
Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement
Wearer of the Order of the British Empire
Afi the 10th greatest male actor in a hundred years
He starred in more than 80 comedies in his lifetime.
Among them, famous films in the history of cinema include "Gold Rush", "City Lights", "Modern Times", "The Great Dictator", "Mr. Verdun", "Stage Career" and so on. These films reflect Chaplin's journey from an ordinary humanitarian to a great master of critical realism. Chaplin, with his superb performing arts, expressed deep sympathy for the lower working class and made a bitter satire on the shortcomings of capitalist society.
Featured film: The Great Circus (1928) tells the story of a tramp who accidentally hits and bumps into the circus, and the funny and exaggerated body movements in the film are the biggest attractions of this film, and the tightrope walking in the film is really hilarious. The plot of the film "Finding the Son meets the Immortals" (1921) in which a child is instigated to smash the glass of a person is impressive, and this film reveals warmth and humor.
Chaplin was twice awarded the Oscar Honorable Mention. When the Academy Awards were first awarded on May 16, 1929, there was no voting process today, and the distinction between the awards was blurred. Chaplin had been nominated for Best Actor and Best Comedy Director for his film The Circus, but his nomination was later withdrawn and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided to award him a special award for his "diversity and genius in acting, collaboration, directing and production in the Circus films." The only other film to win a special prize is Jazz Singer. 44 years later Chaplin received his second Honorary Award in late 1972 for his "invaluable contribution to the cinematic art of this century". Chaplin returned to the United States, and in addition to winning the award, he received the longest stand-up salute in Academy Award history. The audience stood up and applauded for five minutes in the star-studded venue.
On 9 March 1975, Queen Elizabeth II awarded Chaplin the Order of the British Empire, thereby elevating him to knighthood. Chaplin had been nominated to be knighted in 1931 and 1956, but the conservative government at the time opposed the move because it feared it would affect relations with the United States during the Cold War, and britain was preparing to invade Suez.
Movie "The Dog's Career"