Best Scene: Fanny's revelation... I guess.
4. Noel Coward in In Which We Serve - Coward obviously had a very specific purpose for his film and his performance which is to give a passionate message for World War II. Well he accomplishes that well leaving other elements of his performance a bit simple.
Best Scene: The Captain delivers a speech to his troops.
3. Alan Ladd in This Gun For Hire - Ladd his the right notes in his portrayal of a brutal assassin, but just never quite seems to go the extra distance with his performance.
Best Scene: Raven talks about his past.
2. Joel McCrea in The Palm Beach Story - McCrea gets kinda the short end of the stick in terms of screen time but he still gives an enjoyable portrayal of a husband exasperated by his wife's odd behavior.
Best Scene: Tom hears about his "sister's" idea.
1. Pierre Fresnay in The Murderer Lives At Number 21- Easily my favorite out of these five. Fresnay as is a great charmer here giving a highly entertaining portrayal that makes his film one enjoyable mystery to watch.
Best Scene: Inspector Wens stalls the killer.
Overall Rank:
- Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca
- Pierre Fresnay in The Murderer Lives At Number 21
- Monty Woolley in The Pied Piper
- Ronald Colman in Random Harvest
- James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy
- Joel McCrea in The Palm Beach Story
- Monty Woolley in The Man Who Came to Dinner
- Ronald Reagan in Kings Row
- Alan Ladd in This Gun For Hire
- Robert Cummings in Saboteur
- Jack Benny in To Be or Not To Be
- Jean Gabin in Moontide
- Bob Hope in Road to Morocco
- Tyrone Power in This Above All
- Robert Cummings in Kings Row
- Noel Coward in In Which We Serve
- John Mills in In Which We Serve
- Fred Astaire in Holiday Inn
- Walter Pidgeon in Mrs. Miniver
- Tyrone Power in The Black Swan
- Gary Cooper in The Pride of the Yankees
- Bing Crosby in Holiday Inn
- Bing Crosby in Road to Morocco
- Tim Holt in The Magnificent Ambersons
- Spencer Tracy in Tortilla Flat
- John Garfield in Tortilla Flat
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