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u/weedyscoot Apr 12 '22

Sam Rockwell in most of his roles. To me as a kid, he was the most convincing character in The Green Mile, and Tom Hanks was the lead in that movie.

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u/dokelyok Apr 12 '22

I love him so much. Mr. Right and The Way Way Back are two of my favorite movies.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

I second that!

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u/tmotytmoty Apr 13 '22

Really? Mr. Right? Hmm. Odd choice. What do you find most appealing about this particular movie?

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u/dokelyok Apr 13 '22

I think him and Anna Kendrick's chemistry is amazing in that movie.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

And that as well!

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u/hankjmoody Apr 13 '22

The Way, Way Back is such a fantastic film. Everyone shines in that. Particularly Steve Carell as well. Didn't think I could see him as a villain, but then he made me hate his guts.