Speed Review: The Ultimate 90s Action Movie & My Top 5 Supporting Actors of All Time

All right.

Who's your top five actors that were never the star of the film?

Well, whoever wrote this question for me completely ruined my solo margarita happy hour for two hours as Millie was getting ready for the wedding because I thought I was going to be looking out at the beach enjoying this.

And now all of a sudden I've got a fucking napkin and trying to write down who are my top five actors in the film.

And I didn't even finish it.

I didn't even look at the notes.

But I think I just had to come up with the conclusion that I have to be allowed to include people who might have their own show now because we're talking movies.

A lot of these character actors got their own show eventually.

Or if they were the lead in like one or two movies, doesn't count, right? Because at the top of my list, it's just like I'm just finding a way to include Gary Oldman.

I just have to.

You know, he won an Oscar for what was the Churchill movie.

I still haven't seen that one, by the way.

But before that, he just made every movie so good.

So he's Commissioner Gordon in Batman.

He's, you know, we talk about true romance.

We did a show to see on him before.

He's got one scene as Drexel.

You don't even realise it's him.

Then he's the villain in Fifth Element, Zurg or Zorg or whatever his name was.

At this point you still can't even recognise those three people from each other.

They look like completely different and they feel like different people because he's a character actor, like he's a full character.

There's, you know, a villain in Leon the Professional, which is an underrated movie, which we'll eventually do in this, and I just think he's great.

He even makes shit movies like Dread.

Dread, where he's like the scientist who creates dread.

So much more emotionally impacting.

All right.

Who's your top five actors that were never the star of the film?

Well, whoever wrote this question for me completely ruined my solo margarita happy hour for two hours as Millie was getting ready for the wedding because I thought I was going to be looking out at the beach enjoying this.

And now all of a sudden I've got a fucking napkin and trying to write down who are my top five actors in the film.

And I didn't even finish it.

I didn't even look at the notes.

But I think I just had to come up with the conclusion that I have to be allowed to include people who might have their own show now because we're talking movies.

A lot of these character actors got their own show eventually.

Or if they were the lead in like one or two movies, doesn't count, right? Because at the top of my list, it's just like I'm just finding a way to include Gary Oldman.

I just have to.

You know, he won an Oscar for what was the Churchill movie.

I still haven't seen that one, by the way.

But before that, he just made every movie so good.

So he's Commissioner Gordon in Batman.

He's, you know, we talk about true romance.

We did a show to see on him before.

He's got one scene as Drexel.

You don't even realise it's him.

Then he's the villain in Fifth Element, Zurg or Zorg or whatever his name was.

At this point you still can't even recognise those three people from each other.

They look like completely different and they feel like different people because he's a character actor, like he's a full character.

There's, you know, a villain in Leon the Professional, which is an underrated movie, which we'll eventually do in this, and I just think he's great.

He even makes shit movies like Dread.

Dread, where he's like the scientist who creates dread.

So much more emotionally impacting.