Best Scene: Jim tries to save Plato.
4. Alec Guinness in The Prisoner- This a disjointed work, but Guinness gives a powerful turn nevertheless.
Best Scene: The Cardinal breaks down.
3. Alec Guinness in The Ladykillers- Guinness gives a very enjoyable performance in his peculiar creation.
Best Scene: Professor Marcus double crosses Louie.
2. Toshiro Mifune in I live in Fear- Mifune, despite being quite miscast as a seventy year old, gives a powerful portrayal of a debilitating fear.
Best Scene: Nakajima looks on as another man states facts about nuclear fallout.
1. Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter- Good predictions Mark, Maciej, Kevin. Robert Mitchum gives perhaps his best performance. Mitchum gives a brilliantly stylistic turn in his creation of the charming, passionate and sadistic Harry Powell. The year overall came right down to the evil preacher and the good butcher. I'll give Mitchum the win for the moment, but a re-watch of Marty could possibly swing things Borgnine's way as they both give great performances.
Best Scene: Powell prepares for a murder.
Overall Rank:
- Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter
- Ernest Borgnine in Marty
- Laurence Olivier in Richard III
- Spencer Tracy in Bad Day At Black Rock
- James Dean in East of Eden
- Toshiro Mifune in I Live in Fear
- Alec Guinness in The Ladykillers
- Alec Guinness in The Prisoner
- Fredric March in The Desperate Hours
- James Stewart in The Man From Laramie
- Toshiro Mifune in Samurai II
- Henry Fonda in Mister Roberts
- James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause
- Richard Todd in The Dam Busters
- Jack Hawkins in The Prisoner
- Cary Grant in To Catch a Thief
- Humphrey Bogart in The Desperate Hours
- Michael Redgrave in The Dam Busters
- Glenn Ford in Blackboard Jungle
- Ralph Meeker in Kiss Me Deadly
- James Cagney in Love Me or Leave Me
- Glenn Ford in Trial
- Edmund Gwenn in The Trouble With Harry
- John Forsythe in The Trouble With Harry
- William Holden in Picnic
- Larry Roberts in Lady and the Tramp
- Frank Sinatra in The Man with the Golden Arm
- William Holden in Love is a Many-Splendored Thing
- Bela Lugosi in Bride of the Monster
- Billy Chapin in The Night of the Hunter
- Tony McCoy in Bride of the Monster
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