Top 35 Talented Actors 35 and Under (Part 2)
August 29th 2010 03:22
Top 35 Most Talented Actors Age 35 and Under (#'s 25-16)
25. Michael Anagrano (Age 22)
Still so young yet acted like a seasoned pro in Snow Angels; a haunting performance. There’s definitely more I need with him but there’s no denying his talent. Hopefully he’ll continue in the Independent vain.
24. Tom Hardy (Age 33)
After a rather long career thus far he broke onto the mainstream circuit with Inception, in which his charismatic screen presence and wit allowed him to steal the scenes he was in. In a role such as Bronson, he proved his incredible range and dedication to his craft. He's a fascinating actor with so many upcoming projects. He's certainly the one to be watching right now.
23. Brady Corbet (Age 22)
Brady Corbet kind of blew me away in Mysterious Skin, then did it all over again in Funny Games. Aside from some episodes of 24, this is all I’ve seen him in so far (although to be fair he hasn’t been in all that much yet). He’s still so young and I look forward to his future endeavors.
22. Michael Cera (Age 22)
Originally, Michael Cera did not make this list. Like some other young comedic actors, I felt perhaps he was getting too typecast to play certain roles and has been unable to completely show his range. Starting on the brilliant Arrested Development, playing an incredibly nuanced character, I was surprised to see some aspects of this character occurring in other roles, no matter how good he himself was in the roles. But then came Scott Pilgrim and he carried the film and did things I didn’t expect and proved he’s just as awesome as he originally lead us all to believe.
21. Aaron Paul (Age 31)
I recently consumed all three seasons of Breaking Bad; Aaron Paul proceeded to blow my mind in the process. My favorite character on the show and perhaps my favorite acting in the entire show too. Cranston is incredible but I found Paul stealing some scenes from him. He also broke me numerous times. This guy is amazing.
20. Kieran Culkin (Age 27)
I adore this guy. He gives performances that simply stand-out to me and I’m always so happy to hear when he’s cast in something. Loved him in Scott Pilgrim recently.
19. Michael Pitt (Age 29)
Michael Pitt performances that are so incredibly nuanced, whether they are conveying shy, sexual confusion, or psychotic danger. He’s one of my favorite actors because I never know exactly what I’m going to be greeted too.
18. Jason Segel (Age 30)
What can I say about Jason Segel? Loved him in Freaks and Geeks, love him in all of his recent comedies – he has such amazing chemistry with his co-stars, he’s endearing and hilarious all at once. To put it simply, he’s one of this generations finest comedic actors.
17. Jason Schwartzman (Age 30)
Jason Schwartzman has found a niche for quirky film roles; he’s also got a great voice for voice-over and can play slimy pretty damn well too. He’s someone I always get excited about seeing, even though I’m one of the few who found Rushmore overrated.
16. Jensen Ackles (Age 32)
Jensen Ackles is not only an actor I consider to be underrated but also ‘most-talented’. This year, he’ll be venturing into his 6th season playing Dean Winchester on Supernatural. The things he’s done with this character; the emotion he’s conveyed without words or with just his eyes completely floors me.
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25. Michael Anagrano (Age 22)
Still so young yet acted like a seasoned pro in Snow Angels; a haunting performance. There’s definitely more I need with him but there’s no denying his talent. Hopefully he’ll continue in the Independent vain.
24. Tom Hardy (Age 33)
After a rather long career thus far he broke onto the mainstream circuit with Inception, in which his charismatic screen presence and wit allowed him to steal the scenes he was in. In a role such as Bronson, he proved his incredible range and dedication to his craft. He's a fascinating actor with so many upcoming projects. He's certainly the one to be watching right now.
23. Brady Corbet (Age 22)
Brady Corbet kind of blew me away in Mysterious Skin, then did it all over again in Funny Games. Aside from some episodes of 24, this is all I’ve seen him in so far (although to be fair he hasn’t been in all that much yet). He’s still so young and I look forward to his future endeavors.
22. Michael Cera (Age 22)
Originally, Michael Cera did not make this list. Like some other young comedic actors, I felt perhaps he was getting too typecast to play certain roles and has been unable to completely show his range. Starting on the brilliant Arrested Development, playing an incredibly nuanced character, I was surprised to see some aspects of this character occurring in other roles, no matter how good he himself was in the roles. But then came Scott Pilgrim and he carried the film and did things I didn’t expect and proved he’s just as awesome as he originally lead us all to believe.
21. Aaron Paul (Age 31)
I recently consumed all three seasons of Breaking Bad; Aaron Paul proceeded to blow my mind in the process. My favorite character on the show and perhaps my favorite acting in the entire show too. Cranston is incredible but I found Paul stealing some scenes from him. He also broke me numerous times. This guy is amazing.
20. Kieran Culkin (Age 27)
I adore this guy. He gives performances that simply stand-out to me and I’m always so happy to hear when he’s cast in something. Loved him in Scott Pilgrim recently.
19. Michael Pitt (Age 29)
Michael Pitt performances that are so incredibly nuanced, whether they are conveying shy, sexual confusion, or psychotic danger. He’s one of my favorite actors because I never know exactly what I’m going to be greeted too.
18. Jason Segel (Age 30)
What can I say about Jason Segel? Loved him in Freaks and Geeks, love him in all of his recent comedies – he has such amazing chemistry with his co-stars, he’s endearing and hilarious all at once. To put it simply, he’s one of this generations finest comedic actors.
17. Jason Schwartzman (Age 30)
Jason Schwartzman has found a niche for quirky film roles; he’s also got a great voice for voice-over and can play slimy pretty damn well too. He’s someone I always get excited about seeing, even though I’m one of the few who found Rushmore overrated.
16. Jensen Ackles (Age 32)
Jensen Ackles is not only an actor I consider to be underrated but also ‘most-talented’. This year, he’ll be venturing into his 6th season playing Dean Winchester on Supernatural. The things he’s done with this character; the emotion he’s conveyed without words or with just his eyes completely floors me.
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