Steve Carrell has left his mark on movie comedies, drama and gross - outs as well as the obnoxious but lovable Michael Scott on The Office but the way he owns any chracter he plays makes him one of the most versatile actors today. What's brilliant...
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Steve Carrell has left his mark on movie comedies, drama and gross - outs as well as the obnoxious but lovable Michael Scott on The Office but the way he owns any chracter he plays makes him one of the most versatile actors today. What's brilliant about him is, as an actor he can be very broad but subtle as the same time which comes up a lot in The Office and can be very strong yet subdued also. Aside from the goofy, loser character; he pulled on the heartstrings in "Little Miss Sunshine" and "Dan in real life" but in "Bruce Almighty", he played what was meant to be a villain but just didn't stick with an actor like him. Steve Carrell is a very talented and magnetic actor, can't wait for Get Smart!

The hiring of Radcliffe to the demanding role way back in the early 2000's was a controversial one; he was a fresh and unmarked face but his lack of passion left Harry muted and an ineffective leading man. In the second installment he improved a...
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The hiring of Radcliffe to the demanding role way back in the early 2000's was a controversial one; he was a fresh and unmarked face but his lack of passion left Harry muted and an ineffective leading man. In the second installment he improved a lot; i felt he was too young and inexperienced in the first movie but is polished and more mature in the Chamber of Secrets. By the third his voice had cracked and there was a new man playing Harry and despite an unconvincing rant after learning that Sirius betrayed his parents, he was great. The Goblet of Fire saw him at his best, as Harry's world was plunging into darkness it required a more demure portrayal of the boy wizard and he nails it. By the Order of the Phoenix his acting was fine but Harry was transformed moody and angst - ridden as he comes to terms that his life is always going to be difficult. Radcliffe has grown up in front of the camera and it's now impossible not to picture Harry without seeing Daniel Radcliffe.