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Thread: The B-List Disease

Started 1 month ago by james-barclay50
A few classic actors over the years have fallen into the b list ranks. Lately, we have the like's of Val Kilmer entering this realm.... My question is ... can we get a list of the former A-lister's that have be-fallen this fate also .........
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sugar_n_spice replied 1 month ago
Meg Ryan Jennifer Aniston Eddie Murphy (when was the last time he was in something good?) ... These are the only ones I can think of right now. Meg Ryan especially. "The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living." --Marcus Tullius Cicero

biker-1 replied 1 month ago
from A-B Watched Cuba Gooding Jr in a movie last week called linewatch (2008) . Formula Mex/USA border crime thriller with Gooding Jr as a cop. what else.

james-barclay50 replied 1 month ago
Cuba Gooding Jr is also the star of another straight to dvd movie called 'Hardwired', co-starring Val Kilmer.

trob226 replied 1 month ago
Every single one of them does it sooner or later. Some climb back to the A-list, most don't. I really can't think of anybody who went out on the A-list unless, like Heath Ledger, they died.

aef-6 replied 1 month ago
Some of them are pretty close to this list, but most of them are already there. I add also some not so big names. Daryl Hannah Sharon Stone Whoopi Goldberg Heather Graham Monica Potter Mira Sorvino Leelee Sobieski Claire Forlani Brittany Murphy Ray Liotta Edward Burns Antonio Banderas James Caviezel Kip Pardue Stephen Dorff Matthew Modine Freddie Prinze Jr

theoriginalskinnyrinny replied 1 month ago
There's Mickey Rourke who went from A to B to A. And it's that Wesley Snipes doing infomercials?

agha_e replied 1 month ago
Mickey Rourke went from C to A+++ . A once in a lifetime performance, but he did it.

theoriginalskinnyrinny replied 1 month ago
Yeah, he seems to be a hot commodity, which is cool because he was nine shades of awesome in the 80's. You could say Burt Reynolds for his "comeback" in Boogie Nights. Prior to that, he seemed tied down to generic action dreck. His would be more like A, B, A, B.

sitedecinema replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Tom Sizemore Steven Seagal Stephen Geoffreys Lou Diamond Phillips Amy Irving Erik Estrada

james-barclay50 replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
i wonder if you could callmickey rourke a-list. look at killshot, went straight to dvd. and the movies (apart from the wrestler) he has been in recently are mostly supporting roles. id love to see him stick with good character parts instead of becoming an action hero in crappy blockbusters.

 

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The B-List Disease
Published (2009-11-12 09:14:00)
i wonder if you could callmickey rourke a-list. look at killshot, went straight to dvd. and the movies (apart from the wrestler) he has been in recently are mostly supporting roles. id love to see him stick with good character parts instead of becoming an action hero in crappy blockbusters.
theoriginalskinnyrinny
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Yeah, he seems to be a hot commodity, which is cool because he was nine shades of awesome in the 80's. You could say Burt Reynolds for his "comeback" in Boogie Nights. Prior to that, he seemed tied down to generic action dreck. His would be more like A, B, A, B.
aef-6
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Killshot was in limited release in theaters in the beginning of this year.
sugar_n_spice
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Meg Ryan Jennifer Aniston Eddie Murphy (when was the last time he was in something good?) ... These are the only ones I can think of right now. Meg Ryan especially. "The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living." --Marcus Tullius Cicero
biker-1
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Published (2009-11-09 16:45:00)
from A-B Watched Cuba Gooding Jr in a movie last week called linewatch (2008) . Formula Mex/USA border crime thriller with Gooding Jr as a cop. what else.
trob226
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Every single one of them does it sooner or later. Some climb back to the A-list, most don't. I really can't think of anybody who went out on the A-list unless, like Heath Ledger, they died.
agha_e
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Mickey Rourke went from C to A+++ . A once in a lifetime performance, but he did it.
sitedecinema
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Tom Sizemore Steven Seagal Stephen Geoffreys Lou Diamond Phillips Amy Irving Erik Estrada
mtshakerjr79
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The B-List Disease
Published (2009-11-12 09:28:00)
aronofsky saw him in sin city and wanted him for the wrestler. he is a-list. upcoming, he is in the expendables, iron man 2, and rambo 5. he is in demand. civilization is crumbling
Frank_J_Lapidus
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Lou Gossett Jr won an Oscar for An Officer and a Gentleman and then rapidly fell into doing crappy roles "If you're looking for a better steak in an arcade setting you're sh!t out of luck!

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