Best Scene: Brian on the cross.
4. Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now - Sheen gives a solid mostly reactionary performance although I do feel he is a bit overshadowed by the film's direction and its other performances.
Best Scene: Willard is told about his previous missions.
3. James Woods in The Onion Field - Woods gives a compelling portrayal that brings depth to a character who could have been just a simple psycho killer.
Best Scene: Lead up to the murder.
2. Klaus Kinski in Nosferatu the Vampyre -Kinksi effectively replicates aspects of Max Schreck's performances, but also offers his own interpretation by strangely yet poignantly bringing some honest humanity to the creature.
Best Scene: Dracula speaks of his desire for love.
1. Brad Dourif in Wise Blood - This was an easier choice than I expected to be as I found Dourif easily gave the best leading performance from 1979. Dourif might not give the most accessible turn, but is consistently fascinating portrait of a truly unique character.
Best Scene: Motes confronts his imposter.
Overall Ranking:
- Brad Dourif in Wise Blood
- Peter Sellers in Being There
- Klaus Kinski in Nosferatu the Vampyre
- James Woods in The Onion Field
- Robert Duvall in The Great Santini
- Roy Scheider in All That Jazz
- Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now
- Jack Lemmon in The China Syndrome
- Dustin Hoffman in Kramer vs Kramer
- Mel Gibson in Mad Max
- Alan Arkin in The In-Laws
- Peter Falk in The In-Laws
- Bruno Ganz in Nosferatu the Vampyre
- Al Pacino in ...And Justice For All
- Clint Eastwood in Escape From Alcatraz
- Frank Langella in Dracula
- Graham Chapman in Life of Brian
- Dennis Christopher in Breaking Away
- Woody Allen in Manhattan
- John Savage in The Onion Field
- Franklyn Seales in The Onion Field
- William Shatner in Star Trek The Motion Picture
- Sylvester Stallone in Rocky II
- Kelly Reno in The Black Stallion
- Michael Beck in The Warriors
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