Post by stefancrosscoe on Sept 29, 2021 11:29:42 GMT
Oh, well, I guess they just keep on coming, and this is one I feel I should mention, before I take a little break for now.
Tom Noonan has always been among my favorites of the more well used character actors during the 80s and 90s. And also one, which I guess rarely would get many chances of being a typical leading man, yet would deliver maybe his most famous or most unforgettable performances in "smaller" parts.
Wolfen (1981), Manhunter (1986), The Monster Squad (1987), Last Action Hero (1993) and The Pledge (2001) are all among those I think stands among his best performances, and where surely his unsettling yet somehow "likeable" part in Manhunter, is probably the one I will always think of, when mentioning Noonan and his movie roles.
The film The Wife (1995), in which he directed and wroted, is also worth a mention.
Tom Noonan has always been among my favorites of the more well used character actors during the 80s and 90s. And also one, which I guess rarely would get many chances of being a typical leading man, yet would deliver maybe his most famous or most unforgettable performances in "smaller" parts.
Wolfen (1981), Manhunter (1986), The Monster Squad (1987), Last Action Hero (1993) and The Pledge (2001) are all among those I think stands among his best performances, and where surely his unsettling yet somehow "likeable" part in Manhunter, is probably the one I will always think of, when mentioning Noonan and his movie roles.
The film The Wife (1995), in which he directed and wroted, is also worth a mention.