[LIST=1][*]Jack Nicholson[*]Marlon Brando[*]Robert De Niro[*]Paul Newman[*]Al Pacino[*]Robert Duvall[/LIST]
So the answer is De Niro.
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[LIST=1][*]Jack Nicholson[*]Marlon Brando[*]Robert De Niro[*]Paul Newman[*]Al Pacino[*]Robert Duvall[/LIST]
So the answer is De Niro.
Minus the recent"gotta get a paycheck" Meet The Fockers roles, De Niro takes it for me. I like Pacino when he plays it understated via The Godfather and Donnie Brasco as opposed to screaming over the top via Scarface. Both had title runs in the 70s. I mean, Serpico, Dog Day and The Godfather and The GodfatherPart 2; Mean Streets, The Godfather Part 2, Taxi Driver and The Deer Hunter. Tough, but overall Ill take De Niro i guess...
[QUOTE=DFish][LIST=1][*]Jack Nicholson[*]Marlon Brando[*]Robert De Niro[*]Paul Newman[*]Al Pacino[*]Robert Duvall[/LIST]
So the answer is De Niro.[/QUOTE]
Great list. Nicholson is definitely my favorite actor as well.
I want to thank all my fans and neg those who didn't pick me :cheers:
All these "oh he did meet the fockers wtf" morons acting like comedy isn't still acting? Stop trying so hard, please.
Meet the Parents was a funny movie and a legitimate comedy, even the sequel was reasonably entertaining. There's zero shame in having been in it. It's not as if he was a major character in Pineapple Express or Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins.
Dumb hipsters takin themselves too seriously..
Pacino
Both amazing actors. I tend to go back and forth with who I think is the best. A case can obviously be made for either but for now I'm going to say De Niro. It was awesome seeing them together in heat.
[QUOTE=AngelEyes]Today on AMC they aired the Godfather trilogy. The trilogy is centered around Michael (Al Pacino) and De Niro is also brilliant in the second one as young Vito. I don't know if I've ever seen a better more electric performance than the one Pacino gave in part II. If I were to compare their careers I think I might appreciate De Niro's a bit more however. Who do you think is the better actor and which has had the better career?[/QUOTE]
I preferred Al Pacino's earlier work more, but De Niro has done better later in life. Scarface is my favorite movie that either of them have been in.
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BTW, apartments in that building now go for about 3,000 a month for a one bedroom. There's a [URL="http://www.gothiccabinetcraft.com/"]local furniture chain store[/URL] on you can see in the background, that still has the same sign from those days.
About 6 blocks away is the street where they recreated Old Little Italy in the Godfather movies.
The campaign office from Taxi Driver is now a Starbucks.
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this thread is very similar to Kobe vs lebron. One has the better career, the other has the better prime.
:oldlol:
Even in Scarface, there were a couple of scenes where Pacino's New York accent slips out. Both are guilty of half-assing a few roles over the course of their long careers.
But they're both two of the GOATs, no doubt about that.
I love both of these guys. I can't really choose.
I subscribed to this thread though cause you guys are naming movies I've never seen before so I'll come back to this and watch those listed
Pacino will be in a Tarantino and Scorsese film this year. :eek:
De Niro's been playing the same character for the last 30 years.