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April 9, 2026

ACTOR FRANCHISE!

okay I know that franchise Friday poll has only been up a couple of days - but the actor choice is in the lead by QUITE a bit so I figured it safe to go ahead and make this.

I've picked a few well known actors from the 60's 70's 80's and 90's!

Whoever wins this will then start polls for what movies of theirs I will watch.

SO, pretty please with a cherry on top, please vote for all your favorites and if you don't mind - leaving some movie suggestions of theirs that you'd like to see!

also also be on the lookout for another In Memorial poll - we've had quite a bit of passing since February that I didn't have a chance to get to because of Musical March and then my birthday.

Comments (130)

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Feral_70s_Kid · May 31, 2026

Rain Man You can get Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise in one go.

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Shane Plagmann · April 30, 2026

She needs a Ryan Reynolds franchise

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Gaffney Railroading · April 13, 2026

And I am absolutely NOT a Tom Cruise fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I would also suggest Days of Thunder more as a memorial to the recently departed Robert Duvall.

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Gaffney Railroading · April 13, 2026

I voted for Clint Eastwood and the movies I would suggest would be In the Line of Fire or Heartbreak Ridge.

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Jeffrey · April 12, 2026

Since Harrison Ford is winning this poll overall while Sigourney Weaver is the highest female vote getter, I recommend the following films be included in the Poll for movie selection: For Harrison Ford: Witness (1985) a "neo-noir crime" thriller! Sabrina (1995) romantic drama -I liked this version better than "the original" Patriot Games (1992) ** The Age of Adaline (2015) In Case Ashleigh picks one from the leading female vote getter, For Sigourney Weaver, I recommend: Heartbreakers (2015) **My preference is for "Clear and Present Danger" (1994) but Patriot Games (1992) should be viewed first!

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Björgvin Soffiuson · April 12, 2026

Maybe Hide and Seek with Robert De Niro... he also has a role in Stardust which is a fun movie.

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JC · April 12, 2026

I LOVE Stardust, such an underrated movie

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Björgvin Soffiuson · April 12, 2026

And you should really watch Dolores Claiborne with Kathy Bates. If not for the channel then do it for yourself. You won't regret it.

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Björgvin Soffiuson · April 12, 2026

I love Sigourney Weaver in Snow White: A Tale of Terror

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Lynn Rappolt · April 12, 2026

I picked clint eastwood. Not sure if any of his movies are on the channel. One of my favorites is pale rider

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Atlas Image · April 11, 2026

Harrison Ford - Enders Game 2013, Six Days Seven Nights 1998 Sigourney Weaver - The Village 2004, Gorillas in the Mist 1988

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Jeffrey · April 11, 2026

I voted for Clint Eastwood as he has the most movies in my top 400 favorites. I literally have 25 movies that I would be happy for Ashleigh to see. But I will limit this to movies in which he has acted and name my top four should Clint Eastwood win this poll. I would hope the poll choices would be for "Space Cowboys" (2000); "Grand Torino" (2008); "The Trouble with the Curve" (2012); and "The Mule" (2018) his westerns, Dirty Harry films (that have given us so many great quotes), his adventure, action, comedy, romance and directorial films will have to wait. I also voted for Tom Cruise in an effort to have Ashleigh view "Far and Away" (1992) historical western & romance epic drama - Ashleigh will love "Oblivion" (2013) epic science fiction action film (which I also regard as a love story) which has great mystery and world wide is regarded as one of the best epic sci-fictions ever; and "Edge of Tomorrow" (2014) also a favorite that she would enjoy (as a big brain movie) I also voted for one of the women: Jodie Foster -one of the most talented Actresses ever! "Taxi Driver" (1976) is a classic and you get De Niro and Foster; "Nell" (1994) "The Accused" "Anna & the King" <---but I would suggest you see the musical version: "The King & I" first.

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Brian Booher · April 11, 2026

After watching your reaction to Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind I suggest a Big Brain Poll of movies that you will need to bring the Big Brain for. My suggestions are Inception, The Theory Of Everything, Oppenheimer, Now You Me and 21 And then maybe follow that up with a Little Brain Poll. Dumb And Dumber Cavemen Anything With Paulie Shore George Of The Jungle (Especially the second one)

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Brian Booher · April 11, 2026

Now You See Me

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Nocke Devilkyn · April 11, 2026

My choice is Jodie Foster. Such a good actor and has been in some really great tension movies. If I were going to recommend the movies I like (any hopefully others do): - Taxi Driver - Contact - Hotel Artemis - Panic Room I know you've already seen The Silence of The Lambs, and she has a bunch of other good films under her belt like The Accused and The Mauritanian, but I am not as familiar with those ones.

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Daniel Lowther · April 11, 2026

I hope if Harrison Ford stays top, Ashleigh does a reaction to the film ‘Witness’; it’s a great movie, and features an early role by a certain King of Gondor haha. A reaction to ‘Blade Runner’ is also something I hope we get, if Harrison manages to keep his nose in front; it’s one of my favourite films, and Rutger Hauer was fantastic. I’m surprised Robert De Niro is so far behind; his output since the millennium hasn’t been great, but pre that, he has one of the best back catalogue’s on the poll: • ‘Taxi Driver’ • ‘Raging Bull’ • ‘The King of Comedy’ • ‘Goodfellas’ • ‘Brazil’ • ‘Midnight Run’ • ‘Angel Heart’ • ‘Jackie Brown’ And that’s barely even scratched the surface of De Niro’s best work; I could have carried on, but this comment is already too long as it is haha. Hopefully De Niro will get his time to shine eventually, on one of these polls; it would also be nice to see reactions to a few of the less obvious films, such as a few of the ones I mentioned: ‘Brazil’, ‘Midnight Run’, ‘The King of Comedy’, ‘Angel Heart’, etc. They’re all great films, but some of them deserve a bit more love from modern audiences.

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Kristin Johnston · April 10, 2026

If Sigourney Weaver wins, please include Heartbreakers in the mix. It’s a super underrated movie

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Emma · April 10, 2026

It's a fun film

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Vincent Perrone · April 10, 2026

I know it's been about a year now, but would still love an In Memoriam for Terence Stamp though. If Robert De Niro, still gotta do Cape Fear 1991 certainly.

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Tinker Greg · April 10, 2026

If you want to see a baby Clint, "Paint Your Wagon."

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OldBroadWithBaggage (Robin) · April 10, 2026

No! The man should never sing! LOL

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JC · April 10, 2026

I wonder if Regarding Henry will make the cut, I've always heard about it as it's one of JJ Abrams' first scripts, but never got around to watching it. I always like when I can watch a movie for the first time along with Ashleigh :)

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Lynette Cummins · April 10, 2026

I worry it won't win a poll since it's not too well known. I highly recommend you see it. I actually own a copy because I love it so much.

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Whitney Leslie · April 10, 2026

Robert DeNIro - Casino

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Whitney Leslie · April 10, 2026

DUSTIN HOFFMAN - all the presidents men, RAIN MAN (then you'll understand the joke in MIss Congeniality), sleepers

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Tara · April 10, 2026

If you do Sigourney Weaver you should watch Heartbreakers - fun movie, i think you'd dig it.

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Michael Griffiths · April 10, 2026

Robert Deniro in Awakenings.

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Ben and Gininda Samways · April 10, 2026

Sigourney weaver Avatar Holes

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Ben and Gininda Samways · April 10, 2026

With Harrison Ford in the lead and many suggestions out there, I shall add: Cowboys and Aliens Ender’s Game What Lies Beneath

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Heather · April 10, 2026

I second What Lies Beneath! Great movie. Plus Michelle Pfeiffer!

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Debbie_G · April 10, 2026

Siquorney Weaver - Baby Mama!!

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Alan Conn · April 10, 2026

Definitely Harrison Ford. I actually suggested that in this month’s unboxing. Some of his movies: Blade Runner, Witness, Regarding Henry, The Fugitive, Clear and Present Danger.

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Kragnar · April 10, 2026

Regarding Henry... one of his best. Though, The Fugitive is a good movie that happens to also star Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.

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Matt Vigil · April 10, 2026

It really should have been Meg Ryan 🙃

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Elizabeth Harris · April 10, 2026

Kathy Bates- Fried Green Tomatoes, Little Black Book, Primary Colors, Rat Race, Misery

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Kragnar · April 10, 2026

Fried Green Tomatoes! Ash, Girl, you're from Tennessee. The title alone should make you want to watch it.

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Juley · April 10, 2026

Some actors from some really awesome movies are: Joan Allen, William Hurt, Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, Kevin Bacon, Robert Redford, Catherine O’Hara and, of course, Meryl Streep

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Atlas Image · April 10, 2026

William Hurt would be a great choice for an actor poll, really all the names mentioned above are. anybody seen Outlander from 2008?

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Juley · April 10, 2026

Jodi Foster - The Accused, Little Man Tate, Contact, Panic Room, Nyad, Anna and the King, Silence of the Lambs, Inside Man, Flight Plan, Taxi Driver Dustin Hoffman - The Graduate, All the President’s Men, Kramer v. Kramer, Tootsie, Hook, Midnight Cowboy, Outbreak Jessica Lange - All That Jazz, Tootsie, Sweet Dreams, Blue Sky, Music Box, Crimes of the Heart, Country, Hush Sigourney Weaver - Working Girl, The Ice Storm, Copycat, Dave, The Year of Living Dangerously, Ghostbusters, Avatar, Heart Breakers

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Jerome Davis · April 10, 2026

I know it is more a Warren Beatty Film, but Dustin Hoffman is a majorly important supporting actor in Dick Tracy (and it is so star studded, that it can be on lots of lists).

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Sharon Rogers · April 10, 2026

Sleepers is a great movie and has both Hoffman and De Niro. Couldn't spot it when I scrolled back through your catalogue so forgive me if you have already seen and I missed it

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David Iser · April 10, 2026

Eddie Murphy in " MR. Church." you will laugh, and cry.

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redwoodsnuff · April 10, 2026

Clint Eastwood Joesy Wales

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Kragnar · April 10, 2026

THE Eastwood film. Daddy can quote vast chunks of this movie, about like I can Star Wars.

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ssb031 · April 10, 2026

Ooooh!! Excited to see Harrison Ford in the lead!! Although not that excited for Blade Runner (nope didn't like either).. so I would say: Sabrina, Clear & Present Danger, Patriot Games, Witness and Extraordinary Measures (has someone else you love!!).. (I'd also say What Lies Beneath, but that one is really more of a Hallobeans pick) I also voted for Tom Cruise so maybe we can get into the Mission Impossible movies, but also: Jerry Maguire, War of the Worlds, Edge Of Tomorrow, American Made, Cocktail, Rain Man, Risky Business... so many you haven't seen yet! kinda bummed not to see Sandra Bullock on the list, but maybe next one!

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Lynette Cummins · April 10, 2026

Great suggestions. I would add Regarding Henry to the Harrison list.

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CUI13 · April 10, 2026

Clint Eastwood: Absolute Power, Unforgiven, Gran Turino Harrison Ford: Sabrina(1995), Six Days and Seven Nights, The Fugitive, Regarding Henry, Extraordinary Measures Dustin Hoffman: Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, Rain Man, Tootsie, Kramer vs Kramer

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Jerome Davis · April 10, 2026

Harrison Ford: The Frisco Kid (How can you skip a Harrison Ford and Gene Wilder Western Comedy?)

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Patti Anne · April 10, 2026

really bummed that you didn't at least include Barbra Streisand in the list - so many really good movies to choose from

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Jassell B · April 10, 2026

Wow, didn't expect Jodie Foster to be so high!!! J.F. flicks: Little Man Tate, The Silence of the Lambs, Panic Room, Contact, Flightplan.... Deniro flicks: Midnight Run, A Bronx Tale, Intern, City by the Sea, Heat, Goodfellas

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Wendy Smith · April 9, 2026

A few of my own humble suggestions: CLINT EASTWOOD A Few Dollars More - an absolute classic Pale Rider Dirty Harry JODIE FOSTER The Little Girl Who Lived Down The Lane - The first movie where she headlined and one of my personal favorites. She was only 13 years old but did an excellent job in a very dark role. I heard that Martin Sheen still gets hate mail for his role in it after 50 years! Maverick - no matter who wins this poll, you MUST watch this one at some point. Nell - great performance and an Appalachian flair. Any of her Disney movies. She was an uber popular child star and has several good ones. HARRISON FORD The Frisco Kid - two words: Gene Wilder Witness What Lies Beneath - Atmospheric and creepy. Check out the making of this one. Very interesting. Sabrina - this is a remake of an Audrey Hepburn movie, you would love either version. KATHY BATES Delores Claiborne - glad to see this movie getting some love. So underrated. Kathy Bates and Stephen King, need I say more? Waterboy - Iconic!

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Jerome Davis · April 10, 2026

So glad someone has taste and mentioned The Frisco Kid (Maverick is also a great add, but seriously... The Frisco Kid by itself is worth pushing for Harrison Ford to win... plus she can compare it to Cowboys & Aliens and see Good Harrison Ford Western Comedy vs mixed Harrison Ford Western Sci-Fi Comedy)

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Choof · April 9, 2026

Harrison Ford: witness, mosquito coast, Sabrina, patriot games/clear and present danger (his 2 jack Ryan movies, the same character from hunt for red october), Sabrina, what lies beneath

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Kragnar · April 10, 2026

Totally forgot about The Mosquito Coast! Fantastic!

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Chelsea · April 9, 2026

Jodie Foster Maverick, contact

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Rosalind · April 9, 2026

Dennis Hoffman - Marathon Man; Jack Nicholson - As Good As It Gets; Clint Eastwood - Outlaw Josey Wales; Robert de Nero - The Untouchables; Harrison Ford - Regarding Henry; Tom Cruise - Interview With a Vampire; Sigourney Weaver - Galaxy Quest Kathy Bates - P.S. I Love You; Jodie Foster - Nell You have probably seen most of them, but if you haven't, these are some favorites.

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Michael Tocci · April 9, 2026

I reckon she's only seen Untouchables, Galaxy Quest, and Interview with a Vampire, but I've lost track of which ones youtube took down :D

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JONNY · April 9, 2026

HARRISON FORD - BLADE RUNNER, BLADE RUNNER 2049 KATHY BATES- MISERY, DOLORES CLAIBORNE JODIE FOSTER - TAXI DRIVER, PANIC ROOM, CONTACT ROBERT DENIRO - CAPE FEAR, TAXI DRIVER, A BRONX TALE

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Chelsea · April 9, 2026

Sigourney weaver Avatar, holes

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Stefan Dahlmann · April 9, 2026

So my favorite her. Dustin Hoffman: - Rain Man (1988) - Hook (1991) - Outbreak (1995) - Sleepers (1996) - Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006) Jack Nicholson: - The Shining (1980) - Batman (1989) - Mars Attacks! (1996) - The Departed (2006) Clint Eastwood: - A Perfect World (1993) - Million Dollar Baby (2004) - Gran Torino (2008) Robert De Niro: - Meet The Parents (2000) - Meet the Fockers (2004) - Little Fockers (2010) - Hide and Seek (2005) - Stardust (2007) Jodie Foster: - The Silence of the Lambs (1991) - Little Man Tate (1991) - Nell (1994) - Contact (1997) - Panic Room (2002) - Flightplan (2005) - The Brave One (2007) - Elysium (2013) Harrison Ford: - Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) - Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) - Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) - Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) - What Lies Beneath (2000) - Firewall (2006) - Cowboys & Aliens (2011) - Ender's Game (2013) Tom Cruise: - Legend (1985) - Cocktail (1988) - Interview with the Vampire (1994) - Mission: Impossible (1996) - Mission: Impossible II (2000) - Mission: Impossible III (2006) - Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011) - Vanilla Sky (2001) - Minority Report (2002) - The Last Samurai (2003) - Collateral (2004) - War of the Worlds (2005) - Knight and Day (2010) - Jack Reacher (2012) - Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) - Oblivion (2013) - Edge of Tomorrow (2014) - The Mummy (2017) Sigourney Weaver: - Alien (1979) - Aliens (1986) - Alien³ (1992) - Alien: Resurrection (1997) - Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbusters II (1989) - Gorillas in the Mist: The Story of Dian Fossey (1988) - Galaxy Quest (1999) - The Village (2004) - Snow Cake (2006) - Vantage Point (2008) - Prayers for Bobby (2009) - Avatar (2009) - Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) - Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025) - Paul (2011) - The Cabin in the Woods (2012) - Chappie (2015) Kathy Bates: - Misery (1990) - Fried Green Tomatoes (1991) - Titanic (1997) - Rumor Has It... (2005) - Failure to Launch (2006) - P.S. I Love You (2007) - Fred Claus (2007) - The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) - The Blind Side (2009) - Valentine's Day (2010) Jessica Lange: - The Vow (2012)

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John Liebling · April 9, 2026

Your entire list is excellent. I'd still love Ashleigh to react to Awakenings with Robin Williams and Robert DeNiro. She enjoys true stories.

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Gary Brown · April 9, 2026

Ashleigh, it looks like Kathy bates will win. U have seen all her best films. So im curious to see that poll. Lol

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Jeffrey · April 11, 2026

If Kathy Bates wins, I hope her poll would include first "Primary Colors"; then the Clint Eastwood directed and produced movie: "Richard Jewell" (2019) which is a drama based on real events and in which Kathy Bates was nominated for a Golden Globe Award and her fourth Academy Award nomination, both for Best Supporting Actress. Both her "Primary Colors" and "Richard Jewell" rolls are ones I regard has her Best Work. Equally outstanding was her role in "On the Basis of Sex" (2018) [another drama based on real events and real people] and her role, although was not a major character, her performance is significant. Those Three are the three Kathy Bates movies that I list as must see movies for US Citizens. Lastly, "About Schmidt" (2002) is a comedy drama starring Jack Nicholson with her in the key supporting role. It is regarded as a "watershed movie" that was hugely popular when released

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Vincent Perrone · April 9, 2026

Wow! Harrison Ford's winning! Hollywood Homicide and Firewall to name a couple of them—and you could round off the Jack Ryan trilogy with both Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger as well (as he takes over from Alec Baldwin after The Hunt for Red October).

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Cory Henry · April 9, 2026

Come on people, Sigourney has some Bangers!!!

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Jeff Larsen · April 9, 2026

Don't forget Christopher Walken! Most awesome actor in pretty much everything he's done.

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Angie C · April 9, 2026

Can you include some comedic actors next time?

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Meredith Shivers · April 9, 2026

Since Harrison Ford is in the lead right now: What Lies Beneath, Witness, and 42.

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Emily Rainbow · April 9, 2026

Yesss What Lies Beneath.

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Slaw · April 9, 2026

Robert de Nero: casino, Tom cruise: cocktail, Dustin Hoffman: papillon

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John · April 9, 2026

Jodie Foster - Silence of the Lambs. Kathy Bates - Misery & Fried Green Tomatoes.

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Emily Rainbow · April 9, 2026

Shes watched all of these

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David Zabel · April 9, 2026

I chose Clint solely on the Dirty Harry franchise. All five of them are great.

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Spocktacular · April 9, 2026

Harrison Ford.... Definitely do Regarding Henry and Witness. They are HF go-to's for me.

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Emily Rainbow · April 9, 2026

Witness is so good

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EJN · April 9, 2026

Some great Harrison Ford movies—What Lies Beneath, The Age of Adeline and Patriot Games. Leave out the Indiana Jones movies, those should be saved for a Franchise Friday poll.

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Michael Tocci · April 9, 2026

she saw the first four Indiana Jones... but YouTube took down Last Crusade :(

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Victor Long · April 9, 2026

Whomever wins, you should make an effort to get their first movie in. Like the original Little Shop of Horrors for Nicholson, or Misery for Kathy Bates (You may have seen this one, you've seen a lot over the years.)

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ChiariPTCSongbird · April 9, 2026

Harrison Ford "Sabrina" (remake of Audrey Hepburn classic but SO GOOD)

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Richard Stegman Jr. · April 9, 2026

Bugsy Malone,a campy musical sendup of ‘30s gangster films starring Jodie Foster as the vampy showgirl Tallulah and a pre MAGA Scott Baio in the title. Warning:there’s a bit of disconnect with the songs. They’re performed on screen by the all kid cast but the vocals are done by adult singers. A choice both the director(Alan Parker) and songwriter Paul Williams regret making. Williams got an Oscar nomination for the score. Released in 1976.

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Tassana Burrfoot · April 9, 2026

Movie suggestions: Harrison Ford: Witness, Air Force One, Indiana Jones (all 5), Six Days Seven Nights, Random Hearts, Sabrina Dustin Hoffman: Hook, Meet the Fockers, Kung Fu Panda, the Graduate, Stranger Than Fiction, Finding Neverland Robert De Niro: Meet the Parents (its actually a trilogy, Meet the Parents, Meet the Fockers, and Little Fockers), Showtime, Analyze This Sigourney Weaver: Galaxy Quest, Ghostbusters, Working Girl, Avatar, Holes (you’ve done the Alien movies, so I didn’t bother suggesting them) Jack Nicholson: As Good As It Gets, Something’s Gotta Give, The Bucket List, Anger Management Jodie Foster: the original Freaky Friday (1976), Anna and the King

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Steve Friedman · April 9, 2026

Regarding Harrison Ford, note that Ashleigh has already watched the Star Wars movies, Indiana Jones movies, and The Fugitive. So if he wins, she'll be excluding his most famous roles. That doesn't mean people shouldn't vote for him. Just that they should know what they're voting for. Also, Tom Cruise would exclude Top Gun, Sigourney Weaver would exclude the Alien movies, and Robert Di Niro would exclude Goodfellas. She's already watched those. I swear I have a memory of her watching both Mission Impossible and The Godfather Part 2, but I just searched for those and couldn't find them. So either my memory is faulty or YouTube took them down for some reason.

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Michael Tocci · April 9, 2026

Harrison in the lead... we should do both Blade Runners. Then I dunno... Witness? Frisco Kid? Some Jack Ryan stuff?

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Michael Parker · April 9, 2026

There is only one good "Jack Ryan" film and its Red October, the rest pale in comparison.

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Ramius · April 9, 2026

Hmmm, well I don't want to piss on anyone's parade (pardon my French and I completely understand why "famous actor" won, and I would also have understood why the "famous director" almost won.... ) but... I did find it remarkable that both options won with a landslide compared to any of the "franchises". In other words: there are an unlimited amount of great actors out there, and a huge amount of great directors, and since no actor or director was named we can all imagine it's about our favorite one (for me its X, for you its Y, for another its Z, but we all vote for the same outcome) ... The results seemed to imply you could repeat the poll a 100 times (with an unnamed actor or director) and still the franchises wouldn't win. Don't get me wrong: I love a month with the best movies of any actor, as well as a month with the best movies of any director, as well as any franchise, I don't care and just want Ashley to watch something she likes (reactions to something the reactor likes are great, reactions to something the reactor doesn't like not as much... duh). I just think that combining the "any actor - any director" category with "any franchise" might be an unfair match. Might be better to do either "actor or director" OR "franchises" when doing a poll. And lastly another conclusion I made is that there's enough content left to watch for at least a lifetime, no worries there ;) Now who to vote for.... hmmm.... I see 7 names that all shout "yes" to me, can't decide.... I might just let the community surprise me on this one :)

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Chris From Fort Worth · April 9, 2026

For Jodie Foster: Taxi Driver (1976) - soooo young Maverick (1994) - such a fun movie Contact (1997) - you knew I was going to suggest this one ;-) Inside Man (2006) - heist movie For Harrison Ford: Blade Runner (1982) and maybe follow with Blade Runner: 2049 (2017) Witness (1985) - crime/drama/thriller Patriot Games (1992) - action/triller (he plays Jack Ryan) Clear and Present Danger (1994) - action/triller (he plays Jack Ryan)

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Pogo Yaga · April 9, 2026

Okay: if Harrison Ford is going to win, I guess BLADE RUNNER is going to be the first chosen... But, REGARDING HENRY is the one Ashleigh will appreciate the most. Since tragedy dramas always seem to score big with her. But, after that: FRANTIC and PRESUMED INNOCENT need to win over the 90's hack Tom Clancy adaptations. I kinda wish Sigourney Weaver was winning. I'd rather see reactions to Gorillas In the Mist and Heartbreakers over those ridiculous Tom Clancy movies. Which I have a bad feeling are going to win future polls.

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Lynette Cummins · April 9, 2026

Regarding Henry is my favorite Harrison movie. I also really liked Presumed Innocent, it has a great ending.

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Echo Moon · April 9, 2026

Here are my choices with film suggestions in no particular order. Please don't come at me if Ashleigh has already seen any of them as I did not check beforehand. :) Kathy Bates: A Home of our Own (1993) Delores Claiborne (1995) Misery (1990) Sigourney Weaver: The Village (2004) Death and the Maiden (1994) A Map of the World (1999) Harrison Ford: What Lies Beneath (2000) Regarding Henry (1991) Witness (1985) Tom Cruise: The Last Samurai (2003) Taps (1981) Far and Away (1992)

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Lynette Cummins · April 9, 2026

These are great suggestions. Ashleigh would love The Village. I really love Regarding Henry. It's one of Harrison Ford's best I think.

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ContextSensitive · April 9, 2026

I would love to see some comedy actors like John Candy, Gene Wilder, Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, or Steve Martin on here too. My vote this time goes to Sigourney Weaver, even though you already did the Alien movies and Galexy Quest, and Dustin Hoffman.

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James · April 9, 2026

One movie if Ashleigh does if she does Harrison Ford is “The Frisco Kid” it has Harrison and Gene Wilder in the same movie

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Michael Parker · April 9, 2026

Dustin Hoffman Midnight Cowboy (1969) Kramer vs. Kramer (1979) All the President’s Men (1976) Marathon Man (1976) Jack Nicholson One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) Five Easy Pieces (1970) Easy Rider (1969) As Good As It Gets (1997) The Departed (2006) Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry (1971) The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) Gran Torino (2008) Million Dollar Baby (2004) A Fistful of Dollars (1964) Robert De Niro Goodfellas (1990) The Deer Hunter (1978) Mean Streets (1973) Meet the Parents (2000) Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Jodie Foster The Accused (1988) Nell (1994) Inside Man (2006) Flightplan (2005) Little Man Tate (1991) Harrison Ford Blade Runner (1982) American Graffiti (1973) Presumed Innocent (1990) Witness (1985) The Mosquito Coast (1986) Regarding Henry (1991) Tom Cruise Legend (1985) Jerry Maguire (1996) Born on the Fourth of July (1989) Magnolia (1999) Top Gun: Maverick (2022) Collateral (2004) Sigourney Weaver Gorillas in the Mist (1988) The Ice Storm (1997) Copycat (1995) Kathy Bates Dolores Claiborne (1995) The Waterboy (1998) Unconditional Love (2002) About Schmidt (2002) Richard Jewell (2019) Jessica Lange Frances (1982) Blue Sky (1994) The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981) Country (1984) Music Box (1989)

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Steve Friedman · April 9, 2026

Thank you for posting this. I was literally about to comment saying I wish there was a list of what movies were included for each actor, and here it is.

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Tassana Burrfoot · April 9, 2026

So glad we can pick more than one. I mean, I will always choose Harrison Ford above anyone else, but at least this way I can choose more than one.

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Greg Hayward · April 9, 2026

Anthony Hopkins (especially Meet Joe Black)

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Cal · April 9, 2026

Tom Cruise - Mission Impossible (any except 2) - Edge of tomorrow (2014) - Collateral (2004) - Vanilla Sky (2001) - Jerry Maguire (1996) Robert Deniro -The Intern (2015) it’s a sweet chill movie Jack Nicholson - As good as it gets (1997) - The Departed (2006) - Anger Management (2003)

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PieHard13 · April 9, 2026

Went for DeNiro so you can watch Midnight Run, the 2nd greatest film ever made. You're welcome.

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Lynette Cummins · April 9, 2026

I would add Heat to your list.

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Yonatan Zunger · April 9, 2026

OK, this is a very difficult poll because there are no bad options. But Harrison Ford has been in a surprisingly wide variety of movies, which could be great for flavor, and I just expect Jack Nicholson would be really amusing to watch because... well, his acting just feels perfect for the channel.

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Zombie · April 9, 2026

Sigourney Weaver was in a movie with Jennifer Love Hewitt called Heartbreakers, I think you might enjoy. One of mine and my mom’s favorite movies

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WmT(Bill)Blake · April 9, 2026

Siqourney Weaver - Gorillas I The Mist, A monster Calls

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Slaw · April 9, 2026

I forgot about gorillas in the mist! Good call

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Tony Williams · April 9, 2026

Harrison Ford: The Frisco Kid (with Gene Wilder) - Robert De Niro: Awakenings - Kathy Bates: Delores Claiborne, Fried Green Tomatoes (I think you may have seen this one but I am at work and can't go and check, so if so, sorry?) - Clint Eastwood: High Plains Drifter

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WmT(Bill)Blake · April 9, 2026

Dustin Hoffman - Little Big Man, Wag The Dog, Hook.

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Divinerights · April 9, 2026

Jessica Lange so we get “all that jazz” (For more Mr Bob Fosse) 😈

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Staryu · April 9, 2026

I think you should do an actor and actress, I'd pick Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep... but since Meryl isn't here, Kathy or Jodie please!

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L Shock · April 9, 2026

Please please with Cherry on Top do Dustin Hoffman "Perfume"

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Alijammy · April 9, 2026

On the wish list please. Jodie Foster: Bugsy Malone, Freaky Friday & Taxi Driver. Jack Nicholson: As good as it gets & One flew over the cuckoos nest.

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Adam Doyle · April 9, 2026

Here are some good, lesser viewed movie suggestions: Jodie Foster - Panic Room (Thriller) or Flightplan (Thriller) Jack Nicholson - Anger Management (Comedy) or Somethings Gotta Give (Rom/Com) Harrison Ford - Six Days Seven Nights (Adventure) or What Lies Beneath (Horror)

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SaucyKitty11 · April 9, 2026

Fun fact: My grandma went to high school with Clint Eastwood. He sat behind her in history and would tug a bit of hair to get her attention, then asked to copy her homework

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fire12wife · April 9, 2026

It's been SOOO long since you've watched Top Gun (1986).... PLEASE, watch the sequel, Top Gun: Maverick (2022)! It is the best sequel EVER made, and it's Tom Cruise's top selling movie of his career at 1.5 BILLION!!! I promise, you will LOVE it!!!

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nick butcher · April 9, 2026

Jodi Foster - Silence of the Lambs (At LEAST for Hallowbeans) Taxi driver would also be great for Foster and Deniro.

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Lynette Cummins · April 9, 2026

How about The Accused. She won an Academy Award for her role.

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Emmaline · April 9, 2026

Love to see her watch The Marathon Man

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JC · April 9, 2026

aw man I wish Jodie Foster had more votes, I'd love for Ashleigh to watch Panic Room. Plus the original Freaky Friday could be fun too. As such, I'm putting my vote behind Sigourney Weaver just so we hopefully get to watch Holes

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Grace · April 9, 2026

And flight plan!

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Lynette Cummins · April 9, 2026

Tom Cruise ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Risky Business Legend The Color of Money Cocktail Days of Thunder Far and Away Edge of Tomorrow Mission Impossible (all of them) Jerry Maguire Collateral Jack Reacher And Top Gun Maverick

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Echo Moon · April 9, 2026

Far and Away is by far and away a great film.

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Skip · April 9, 2026

if Harrison Ford wins please watch What Lies Beneath!

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Warmachine1228 · April 9, 2026

Burt Reynolds?

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Tomáš Malo · April 9, 2026

Meryl Streep :(

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Don Wagner · April 9, 2026

If chosen, Six days Seven nights with Harrison Ford is hilarious.

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Neal Riggins · April 9, 2026

Love that movie

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rock4u1973 · April 9, 2026

What happened with Chuck Norris who died earlier this year?

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Monica Jane · April 9, 2026

The bottom of the post said she'll be doing Memorial polls soon

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Megan Jackson · April 9, 2026

I picked a few, but hoping for Kathy Bates because she has some great films. Like: “Fried Green Tomatoes.”

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Jacob Colson · April 9, 2026

Hey, what about The Waterboy? lol jk

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AB_19 · April 9, 2026

We need Michelle Pfeiffer in this iconic list! 🔥♥️

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Todd Lower · April 9, 2026

The most '80's film of all time "Into the Night".