Best Scene: I guess when he finds out his girlfriend has left him.
4. Errol Flynn in Captain Blood- Aside from one scene of weakness Flynn gives a charming performance that effortlessly carries his film.
Best Scene: Any of the swashbuckling scenes.
3. Charles Laughton in Ruggles of Red Gap- Laughton gives a particularly modest performance but still gives a very strong performance that is very funny but also quite moving when it needs to be.
Best Scene: Ruggles recites the Gettysburg Address.
2. Robert Donat in 39 Steps- Donat is great as the wrong man playing well the down to earth reactions but as well giving a very charming and quite humorous performance as well.
Best Scene: Hannay finds himself handcuffed to a woman who believes him to be a murderer.
1. Boris Karloff in Bride of Frankenstein- This is actually a pretty strong year for lead actors, and I think the academy could have been bothered to nominate more than four actors for the Oscar. It was a close one but my runner up for the year goes to Boris Karloff who finds new ground with the monster giving a oddly enough tender performance as the monster learns to talk, and attempts to relate to others.
Best Scene: The Monster meets his Bride.
Overall Rank:
- Victor McLaglen in The Informer
- Boris Karloff in Bride of Frankenstein
- Robert Donat in 39 Steps
- Charles Laughton in Ruggles of Red Gap
- Clark Gable in Mutiny on the Bounty
- Ronald Colman in A Tale of Two Cities
- Fredric March in Les Miserables
- Claude Rains in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- Charles Laughton in Mutiny on the Bounty
- Peter Lorre in Crime and Punishment
- Groucho Marx in Night At the Opera
- Errol Flynn in Captain Blood
- Fred Astaire in Top Hat
- Bela Lugosi in The Raven
- Freddie Bartholomew in David Copperfield
- Boris Karloff in The Raven
- Frank Lawton in David Copperfield
- Seymour Hicks in Scrooge
- Douglass Montgomery in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- Paul Muni in Black Fury
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