melankomas
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i have always thought him a wonderful actor, but i must mention Spencer Tracy.
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THE Most Unlikely Leading Man of the Golden Era
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Melvyn Douglas, what the heck are you doing with Garbo?
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Joseph Cotten. Not "traditionally" handsome or charismatic, but so naturalistic in his acting. And timeless! Not mannered at all.
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scotrace said:
All right already! You're just jealous.
Douglas was wonderful in Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House as the attorney and close friend of Cary Grant. He won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Hud. He wasn't the quintesential leading man but he had chops.
I have to agree with William Bendix and Broderick Crawford. I'd toss in Claude Rains as well.
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