A Flash of Green, Victor Nunez (1984)
Walker, Alex Cox (1987)
Jacknife, David Hugh Jones (1989)
State of Grace, Phil Joanou (1990)
Glengarry Glen Ross, James Foley (1992)
Apollo 13, Ron Howard (1995)
The Truman Show, Peter Weir (1998)
The Third Miracle, Agnieszka Holland (1999)
Pollock, Ed Harris (2000)
Appaloosa, Ed Harris (2008)
Ten is very tough, he's fantastic in everything. However, I do think The Right Stuff has got to be in there.
sharedont forget Gone Baby Gone, its clearly his beest performance
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I can't really count 10 as I haven't seen ALL Ed's films but I've sen plenty and h's in some of my favourite all time films.
Ironicaly when I first watched said films on relase Ed wasn't the guy I was watching them for, but because I love these films I got to love how brilliant and intense andmagnificent an actor he is.
Glengarry Glen Ross- gives one of the greatest performances in film history. Electrifying amongst some of the best actors around ..and two of the greatest of all time -Pacino asnd Lemmon
State Of Grace- I originally watchedit in 1991 because of Gary Oldman, one of and still one of the greatest actors of all time. Then over the years I got to like Sean Penn's film performances more But every tie I re-watched S.O.G. I got more and more knocked-out by Ed's acting.
A History Of Violence. Just brilliant in his scenes with Viggo Mortenson. Brilliant.
Apaloosa- loved this Harris and Mortenson film and Timothy Spall- one of my favourite UK TV actors was in it too!
The Truman Show. Love this film, love Ji Carrey, love Ed's role.
The Hours. Great film, surprisingly thought I wouldn't like it but I did.
and Jacknife. Ed fantastic performance alongside a stll-vital De Niro.
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Not many people mentioning Ed's performance in "The Abyss." I think it's one of his best films.
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