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I'd go with Unforgiven (1992). He was perfect as the sherif. One of those morally ambiguous characters, that you warm to but know is really a bad guy (much li
by Lio 2y ago
I'd go with Unforgiven (1992).
He was perfect as the sherif. One of those morally ambiguous characters, that you warm to but know is really a bad guy (much like the Clint Eastwood's lead character).
(...to be honest it's a tough call between Popeye Doyle or Royal Tenenbaum too).
- booleanbetrayal 2y agoI second this. "Little Bill" was portrayed in such a way, that as a viewer, you are pulled between rationalizing and condemning his actions. Fantastic movie with superb acting on Hackman's (and truly, every other actor's) part.
- relistan 2y agoClint Eastwood is not my favorite human by a long shot, but that movie and Hackman’s performance are both amazing.