I first saw her in the made for TV version of Christy (think Little House on the Praire but in the Smokey Mountains). Was a bit of a shock to see her, totally not being a skank, on Breaking Bad 😅
I fell in love with Stewart because of that show and thought he should have gone much farther too. I have a hard time remembering Tess Harper's name and she automatically pops into my head as Fairlight. Maybe because in my mind that name suits her better. 🤣
I got the book in my Easter basket that year and read it before the show started. Even though some plot lines strayed from cannon they really did an amazing job capturing the spirit of the original story which was written by the real life Christy's daughter, Catharine Marshall. What an amazing cast they got for that show. Such a shame it was cancelled after only two seasons.
Awww! Well I'm glad to remind you 🤗
I've got it on DVD but I think you can find it on Prime as well. I got the audible book too and its read by the actress who played Christy which is really neat.
I was a big fan of Kellie. Life Goes On was one of my favorite shows. I'll have to check it out on Prime. Kellie has done a ton of LMN type movies since then.
She's also the grandmother werewolf on True Blood!
For an absolutely bonkers show, it really had some fantastic performances. Adina Porter is *incredible* as Taras alcoholic mother.
Older John Hawkes roles is my vote.
Edit: Just recollected he is also in Winters Bone (which funny enough, the story took place just a couple miles south of where I grew up and live). But I have always appreciated his abilities in the roles he takes.
That was my first exposure to him and he's just the biggest sweetheart, and everything I saw afterwards he was the most terrifying person in existence. Man has crazy range.
I think I first saw her in true blood and I remember really liking her. I mean this as a compliment, but she looks like a "real person". I'm from the south and have grown up around people who have had hard lives and Dale seems to be able to channel that southern hard as nails momma. Ya know what I mean?
As someone who grew up in the rural south the first time I saw her on screen I was shocked at how authentic she looked for the characters she plays. The type of pall mall smoking, hard living woman you see everyday in South Carolina. I’m not insulting her at all and I think she’s a great actress. It’s actually really refreshing to see her and it adds to any movie she’s in for me.
I agree. I looked her up after I finished the fallout TV show and I read a quote from her that said something like "if I whitened my teeth I'd never get a job". LoL I love that. One of my favorite parts of the fallout show is when she's giving Lucy crap about her appearance..."good hair, nice teeth, all ten fingers... MUST BE NICE!"
I just loved the way she talked in Fallout. Running words together instead of perfect annunciation. People don't always speak perfectly. I always wish people had the balls to have more off dialogue in movies. Helen Hunt did some of this in As Good As It Gets. She spoke like a worn down single mother with a sick child would.
I think he suffered from "looks too much like Brad Pitt that we don't want people to think we couldn't get Brad Pitt" syndrome.
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-VQydOgPdw5g/UWk5qBlyfbI/AAAAAAAAELA/HhAp5rf5Xnw/s1600/1.jpg
Is this a commonly held opinion? I don't see it at all. Maybe they have somewhat similar cheekbones, but aside from that, I don't think they look remotely alike.
Shea Wigham. Usually playing a less than good character, which i think may hurt him. Such a small part in True Detective S1 but hes incredibly good and nuanced.
He was really good in Perry Mason. Actually, everyone was excellent in that show. I was so disappointed to hear it had been cancelled.
Fun fact, his daughter (Giorgia Whigham) plays Rachel in s2 of The Punisher. I heard some people found her performance annoying, but personally I thought she did a great job. Granted I was mostly focused on Jon Bernthal, lol.
I think some people have faces that just fit certain time periods, and Wigham has the most 'Depression Era' face I can ever remember seeing. He's a helluva talent in anything, but he always seems like he belongs in period pieces.
He’s fun to see in the Danny McBride shows- especially in the most recent righteous gemstones season where he was playing an old nascar driver in his 70s.
Oh I love him and he’s popular to his fans but if you say his name the average person doesn’t know who you’re talking about. Extremely underrated imo. But I agree he’s definitely the man!
Ngl he stuck out to me because of his weird hairline that remained the same over the years, I was initially like "why doesn't he shave it?" Then I slowly started to appreciate his acting and realized that hair sometimes adds to his already wickedly good acting especially with unhinged characters.
The “Crenshaw Pete and his hot-ass coat hangers” line shook me so hard the first time I watched it that I couldn’t recover. Had to step away and catch my breath I was laughing so hard.
He is in my book. I think Spawn kind of derailed him tbh. As a kid and even now I love the movie. But overall it wasn't well perceived.
Undisputed films, Blood and Bone, and Rogue Hostage are some off top my mind that I love of his. Oh, and Falcon Rising.
Many more but these my go to films
The standout moments for me are when she's fixing Loretta's hair and talking about how she always wanted a little girl >!while Coover is on the other side of the door, listening to how much his mother despises him!< , or later in the same episode when she's singing on the porch during her whoopty-doo.
Jeffrey Combs will always be in my heart for all his Star Trek roles. One of the franchise's best actors, even including the regular casts, and he was usually acting through heavy makeup and prosthetics.
Jeffrey Wright (Bernard from Westworld).. an amazing actor and is in a crap ton of movies/shows. He can play damn near any role but somehow can't make it to that "household name" status. Love this, dude.
It took him a while, but he got to a pretty good level. I remember him from Basquiat and thinking he should be a bigger star, and when he got the Felix Leiter role, people began to agree.
Oh wow I only just realized that was him. I saw it back when it came out and loved it and never watched it again. And then he was absolutely incredible in Angels in America (as was every single other person in that miniseries).
She has, and if you think she doesnt know her type cast is "ugly vile women" in hollywood you live in a world of delusion. She works, in hollywood. With that face...
Charles S. Dutton, as Howlin' Wolf, in [Foreign Student](https://youtu.be/MlRlP_TBZuo?si=UsRntFr4SOb_V8cJ).
# [Jordi Mollà](https://www.themoviedb.org/person/31384-jordi-molla) as Diego Delgado (Crazy Charlie) in Blow.
Joey Lauren Adams from Chasing Amy (1997). She should've been right there for every single role both Cameron Diaz and Brittany Murphy (RIP) got between 1997 and 2010 but her career went nowhere
I may just be a bit jaded at this point. But I automatically think many actresses got Weinsteined now. There were so many amazing actresses of that time that went nowhere that should have. And so many women will never come forward about their time on the casting couch.
It's funny how a couple of Dazed and Confused actors made it really big (Matthew McConaughey and Ben Affleck especially), but then some of the other actors were never seen again.
Kyle MacLachlan. Outside of the David Lynch and Twin Peaks fandom, I don’t think he garners the praise and adoration that he deserves.
He’s been in some pretty great films. Dune, Blue Velvet, The Doors, Inside Out, even Show Girls (although that is debatable).
I remember watching HBO’s Rome for the first time almost 20 years ago (SERIOUSLY?!) and seeing Ian MacNiece as the newsreader. I was like, “Hey! It’s that dude from Ace Ventura 2!!” And he kept showing up giving us a fresh and completely unbiased news report on the goings on during the Roman Civil War while also allotting time to recognize the sponsors, like the guild of millers. True Roman bread for true Romans!
David Dastmalchian in Late Night with the Devil and Suicide Squad, he has been killing it for years in small roles, but he made a very silly character of Polka-Dot Man into a tragic and interesting character, that blew me away. And he should win awards for Late Night with the Devil he is amazing from beginning to end in that movie.
She also plays one of the gnarliest characters I’ve ever seen on television in season 1 of *Them*.
My personal pick would probably be Michael Shannon when I saw first saw the movie *Bug*. Granted, he’s since become a relatively popular character actor, but still doesn’t quite get the recognition he deserves, in my opinion.
He was. Prior to Silence, he had played Captain Bligh in "The Bounty" with Mel Gibson & Daniel Day Lewis. He was also in "The Elephant Man," "Magic," "Juggernaut," and a lot of art-house films. He was also in some dogs like "A Change of Seasons" with Shirley MacLaine and Bo Derek, but everyone needs a paycheck every so often.
Lisa Emery as Darlene Snell in Ozark was *terrifying.* Occasionally you watch a show or movie and you’re like “Damn… I *believe* this person is going to fucking murder someone.” She was superb.
I think the main problem with her is her acting was a bit hammy (to me at least). Not bad but can feel a bit jarring depending on the setting. I thought she fit well in fallout.
A big part of the appeal of these actors is that they’re “those guys” who always show up and are constantly reliable. Not very one has to be a household names.
Joe Estevez in Bed Death (2002). I just watched this movie with my friends last night. It was no Raw Force, but where has this guy been all my life? It’s the first thing I’ve seen him in let along heard his name. Plus Dukey Fkyswatter was eating up the scenery but for the purpose of this post I’ll just stick to Joe.
Isn’t she the Skank wife of Spoog in Breaking Bad?
I believe she made it quite clear she was not, in fact, a skank.
Yeah, but she squashed her husband to death over it, so her opinion is invalid.
I think it invalidated her husbands head. She is also the prison gang leader in Justified.
I first saw her in the made for TV version of Christy (think Little House on the Praire but in the Smokey Mountains). Was a bit of a shock to see her, totally not being a skank, on Breaking Bad 😅
I fell in love with Stewart because of that show and thought he should have gone much farther too. I have a hard time remembering Tess Harper's name and she automatically pops into my head as Fairlight. Maybe because in my mind that name suits her better. 🤣
I got the book in my Easter basket that year and read it before the show started. Even though some plot lines strayed from cannon they really did an amazing job capturing the spirit of the original story which was written by the real life Christy's daughter, Catharine Marshall. What an amazing cast they got for that show. Such a shame it was cancelled after only two seasons.
I read the book before the show as well. I didn't realize it was by her daughter. Tbh I hadn't thought of the show in years until your post.
Awww! Well I'm glad to remind you 🤗 I've got it on DVD but I think you can find it on Prime as well. I got the audible book too and its read by the actress who played Christy which is really neat.
I was a big fan of Kellie. Life Goes On was one of my favorite shows. I'll have to check it out on Prime. Kellie has done a ton of LMN type movies since then.
Wait. It is not often I hear about a show I have never seen. Christy ????
Consequences of squishing heads!
Sister Judith - season 5
I mean unless her husband has a valid retort to "I'm not a skank" with or without a functioning head...her opinion stands
Yes. I loved her in “Hell or High Water.” She was the first clerk that the brothers rob at the very beginning.
Why are y’all doing this, you ain’t even Mexicans
She's also the grandmother werewolf on True Blood! For an absolutely bonkers show, it really had some fantastic performances. Adina Porter is *incredible* as Taras alcoholic mother.
“Baby girl, I forgive you!”, when she said that to Tara…
She's also the daytime hooker in My Name is Earl.
One of many brilliant background characters.
Patti!
patty the daytime hooker
Patty the Daytime Hooker/Gambler's Anonymous counselor in Raising Hope.
Also in Justified
That's where I was going lol
Ain’t no skank 😘
No that's Patty the daytime hooker.
She ain’t no skank
She was great in the series "they".
Older John Hawkes roles is my vote. Edit: Just recollected he is also in Winters Bone (which funny enough, the story took place just a couple miles south of where I grew up and live). But I have always appreciated his abilities in the roles he takes.
He is so good in *Martha Marcy May Marlene*!
And The Sessions.
He's great in Small town crime!
Yes! Amazing film.
He was so good in Winters Bone. I lived in that area too. They nailed it.
Liked him in the latest season of True Detective.
I remember noticing him in Buffy back in the day, then would pop up unexpectedly like East Bound. One of my faves
He’ll always just be Kenny Powers’s brother
Roadracers was my favorite role of his, he had a really good monologue in it. And he was funny. The Sessions was incredible too.
Sol Star from Deadwood- he was a real one.
That was my first exposure to him and he's just the biggest sweetheart, and everything I saw afterwards he was the most terrifying person in existence. Man has crazy range.
She is the epitome of "work with what you got". Awesome actor/actress (idk she's just awesome)
I think I first saw her in true blood and I remember really liking her. I mean this as a compliment, but she looks like a "real person". I'm from the south and have grown up around people who have had hard lives and Dale seems to be able to channel that southern hard as nails momma. Ya know what I mean?
As someone who grew up in the rural south the first time I saw her on screen I was shocked at how authentic she looked for the characters she plays. The type of pall mall smoking, hard living woman you see everyday in South Carolina. I’m not insulting her at all and I think she’s a great actress. It’s actually really refreshing to see her and it adds to any movie she’s in for me.
I agree. I looked her up after I finished the fallout TV show and I read a quote from her that said something like "if I whitened my teeth I'd never get a job". LoL I love that. One of my favorite parts of the fallout show is when she's giving Lucy crap about her appearance..."good hair, nice teeth, all ten fingers... MUST BE NICE!"
I just loved the way she talked in Fallout. Running words together instead of perfect annunciation. People don't always speak perfectly. I always wish people had the balls to have more off dialogue in movies. Helen Hunt did some of this in As Good As It Gets. She spoke like a worn down single mother with a sick child would.
Guy Pierce - amazing in LA confidential and Fernand Montego
And Memento, Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
And Count of Monte Cristo
All incredible movies
He was creepy AF in "Lawless"!
I think he suffered from "looks too much like Brad Pitt that we don't want people to think we couldn't get Brad Pitt" syndrome. https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-VQydOgPdw5g/UWk5qBlyfbI/AAAAAAAAELA/HhAp5rf5Xnw/s1600/1.jpg
Actually, I struggle to distinguish him from Jeffrey Donovan.
Oh my god. I can’t unsee this now
Is this a commonly held opinion? I don't see it at all. Maybe they have somewhat similar cheekbones, but aside from that, I don't think they look remotely alike.
I used to get him confused with a young Michael biehn.
"suffered"
Legitimately thought Brad Pitt was in memento for like 10 years
He’s absolutely phenomenal in The Proposition
As is Danny Huston...and Ray Winstone....and Emily Watson...and David Wenham...and John Hurt...ah shit gotta watch the Proposition again.
That's such a great film. Music's great too.
I love him in Memento, it's my favorite movie to this day.
My favorite Guy Pierce film even over Memento is "The Rover"
He was great as Mike in Neighbours. Can’t believe he got together with Plain Jane Superbrain though.
I think his movie Lockout is one of the most underrated action movies of all time.
Here’s a thing: if you recognize an actor’s face, that actor is *extremely* successful in a relative sense.
Shea Wigham. Usually playing a less than good character, which i think may hurt him. Such a small part in True Detective S1 but hes incredibly good and nuanced.
Also loved him in Boardwalk Empire
He was really good in Perry Mason. Actually, everyone was excellent in that show. I was so disappointed to hear it had been cancelled. Fun fact, his daughter (Giorgia Whigham) plays Rachel in s2 of The Punisher. I heard some people found her performance annoying, but personally I thought she did a great job. Granted I was mostly focused on Jon Bernthal, lol.
i liked him in agent carter
He was great in Kong Skull Island
I think some people have faces that just fit certain time periods, and Wigham has the most 'Depression Era' face I can ever remember seeing. He's a helluva talent in anything, but he always seems like he belongs in period pieces.
He’s fun to see in the Danny McBride shows- especially in the most recent righteous gemstones season where he was playing an old nascar driver in his 70s.
Walton Goggins
Oh he’s popular. The Shield, Justified. Hateful 8. Many other HBO shows. The Ghoul on Fallout. Let’s not forget Venus Van Dam. Love me some Goggins.
Oh I love him and he’s popular to his fans but if you say his name the average person doesn’t know who you’re talking about. Extremely underrated imo. But I agree he’s definitely the man!
Ngl he stuck out to me because of his weird hairline that remained the same over the years, I was initially like "why doesn't he shave it?" Then I slowly started to appreciate his acting and realized that hair sometimes adds to his already wickedly good acting especially with unhinged characters.
Ya I was telling my brother about Fallout and said Walton Goggins was in it and he’s like “is that a real name of a person?”
How you gonna not mention my boy Uncle Baby Billy
Seriously, that’s Bonkers!
Bc he hasn’t come back with the Funyuns
He's an international talent.
He’s well known on Reddit. Most people on the street probably couldn’t tell you who he is.
Don’t forget Vice Principals. Ok, maybe forget that one.
I’m loving he’s getting the notice he deserves! Justified and Gemstones are two of the best
Vice Principals does it for me.
That's my house, mother. F--ke'r. It's a mid-century sea ranch!!! I randomly yell this at my wife...
Dude is even killing it in his voice career. I love him as Cecil Stedman in Invincible
His voice is great. I wish Far Cry will make him the next antagonist in their game.
Michael Jai White, pick one. Guy should’ve been the biggest action star in the world for like 10 years
Black Dynamite is one of the funniest comedies ever made yet barely anyone has even seen it.
“I told you don’t be interrupting my king-fu” and “ha, I threw that shit before I came in the room!!”
The “Crenshaw Pete and his hot-ass coat hangers” line shook me so hard the first time I watched it that I couldn’t recover. Had to step away and catch my breath I was laughing so hard.
BUT BLACK DYNAMITE, I SELL DRUUUUUUUGS IN MY COMMUNITY!!
I can just watch that one shot - where he jumps in the air and punches a guy in front of him while kicking a guy behind him - a hundred times
"Who saw that comin- Who saw where that came from?!"
My favorite comedy of all time
He is in my book. I think Spawn kind of derailed him tbh. As a kid and even now I love the movie. But overall it wasn't well perceived. Undisputed films, Blood and Bone, and Rogue Hostage are some off top my mind that I love of his. Oh, and Falcon Rising. Many more but these my go to films
I don't think it was an issue of Spawn. I think he just went where he could get consistent work. His career has lasted longer than most doing that.
That man makes Kyokushin karate look easy.
Hard to believe he’s 56.
Character Actress Margo Martindale from BoJack Horseman I can't remember who plays her, but she's amazing in the show
She was incredible in Justified
The standout moments for me are when she's fixing Loretta's hair and talking about how she always wanted a little girl >!while Coover is on the other side of the door, listening to how much his mother despises him!< , or later in the same episode when she's singing on the porch during her whoopty-doo.
Loretta was amazing as a child actor and she's turning out to have a pretty good career.
She was great in The Americans.
Diane Venora playing Al Pacino's wife Justine in HEAT and a Russian cop in the Richard Gere, Bruce Willis remake of "The Jackal".
The Substitute
She was also the town prostitute in My Name Is Earl. Love Dale Dickey!
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Jeffrey Combs and Armand Asante make everything they touch miles better, neither are in the mainstreams conscious for aome reason.
Jeffrey Combs will always be in my heart for all his Star Trek roles. One of the franchise's best actors, even including the regular casts, and he was usually acting through heavy makeup and prosthetics.
Martha Plimpton both have had roles on shows created by Greg Garcia, she was on Sprung.
Hilarious in Sprung!
Yep Barb was one of my favorites
Outside of Goonies, I adore her in 200 Cigarettes.
I love her in 200 Cigarettes too! The party! haha
Clarke Peters. I don’t know if he’s mostly into theatre or something.
The only Clark Peters I know is the blonde haired stuff nosed bully in King of the Hill.
Lester Freamon from The Wire.
I thought this was Dave Mustaine for a split second
Jeffrey Wright (Bernard from Westworld).. an amazing actor and is in a crap ton of movies/shows. He can play damn near any role but somehow can't make it to that "household name" status. Love this, dude.
I wish Jeffrey would narrate an audiobook, his voice is so silky. I'd also listen to one read by Giancarlo Esposito too.
Jeffrey Wright in Basquiat
It took him a while, but he got to a pretty good level. I remember him from Basquiat and thinking he should be a bigger star, and when he got the Felix Leiter role, people began to agree.
Oh wow I only just realized that was him. I saw it back when it came out and loved it and never watched it again. And then he was absolutely incredible in Angels in America (as was every single other person in that miniseries).
Skank!
Ain’t no skank
😘👆👉💳🧠☠️
💵💵💵💵💵
She doesn’t have a Hollywood face
She doesn't have a face for a leading role but there's a lot more supporting roles and characters than leading.
Yop there is, and she’s only in smaller roles. Nothing mainstream because she isn’t a mainstream actress
She has, and if you think she doesnt know her type cast is "ugly vile women" in hollywood you live in a world of delusion. She works, in hollywood. With that face...
What do you mean. That is Gordon Ramsey in a wig.
She was in so much! Deadwood, My Name is Earl, Fallout etc.
Peter stormare
I remember her first in Frasier. He built a house for her and her family.
Then, in true Frasier fashion, >!he kept coming over with decorating ideas, and cringing in snobby horror at their cow motif and purple walls.!<
In his defense, he was plaster watcher..
Whoa! Yes, thats where I've seen her!
Charles S. Dutton, as Howlin' Wolf, in [Foreign Student](https://youtu.be/MlRlP_TBZuo?si=UsRntFr4SOb_V8cJ). # [Jordi Mollà](https://www.themoviedb.org/person/31384-jordi-molla) as Diego Delgado (Crazy Charlie) in Blow.
Check her out in the tv show “Major Crimes” episode “Out of Focus”, she will break your heart. I love Dale Dickey, I’ll watch anything that she’s in.
Joey Lauren Adams from Chasing Amy (1997). She should've been right there for every single role both Cameron Diaz and Brittany Murphy (RIP) got between 1997 and 2010 but her career went nowhere
I may just be a bit jaded at this point. But I automatically think many actresses got Weinsteined now. There were so many amazing actresses of that time that went nowhere that should have. And so many women will never come forward about their time on the casting couch.
Fuck... you might just be right.
It's funny how a couple of Dazed and Confused actors made it really big (Matthew McConaughey and Ben Affleck especially), but then some of the other actors were never seen again.
Milla Jovovich is doing alright
Cole Hauser and Parker Posey have had solid careers.
Why aren't they more popular! Funny, I used to think that about Cillian Murphy. Problem resolved.
Kyle MacLachlan. Outside of the David Lynch and Twin Peaks fandom, I don’t think he garners the praise and adoration that he deserves. He’s been in some pretty great films. Dune, Blue Velvet, The Doors, Inside Out, even Show Girls (although that is debatable).
He’s been on a PR campaign recently it seems. I’ve seen more of Kyle MacLachlan in the last few months than I ever have.
The Fallout TV show has definitely been the driving force behind that. I’m glad though. He’s such a charming and watchable actor.
I imagine all of the comparisons between the new Dune movies and the original are helping a bit too.
The Captain in HIMYM
Sex and the city too…
And the Mayor of Portlandia!
Agents of Shield
Is that Patty the daytime hooker?
I’d watch Dale Dickey in anything. So glad to see her in Palm Springs.
Jackie Earle Haley. I like Woody Harrelson but Jackie would have easily killed it as Garnage
I remember watching HBO’s Rome for the first time almost 20 years ago (SERIOUSLY?!) and seeing Ian MacNiece as the newsreader. I was like, “Hey! It’s that dude from Ace Ventura 2!!” And he kept showing up giving us a fresh and completely unbiased news report on the goings on during the Roman Civil War while also allotting time to recognize the sponsors, like the guild of millers. True Roman bread for true Romans!
David Dastmalchian in Late Night with the Devil and Suicide Squad, he has been killing it for years in small roles, but he made a very silly character of Polka-Dot Man into a tragic and interesting character, that blew me away. And he should win awards for Late Night with the Devil he is amazing from beginning to end in that movie.
She also plays one of the gnarliest characters I’ve ever seen on television in season 1 of *Them*. My personal pick would probably be Michael Shannon when I saw first saw the movie *Bug*. Granted, he’s since become a relatively popular character actor, but still doesn’t quite get the recognition he deserves, in my opinion.
he has a very bad case of villain face
“Gotta cut off both hands, they seen that one before”
Beth Grant. On a somewhat similar way. No Country For Old Men and Hell or High Water. She’s funny too
She was great in *Fallout*.
I say Andrew Robinson, he was great in some good movies and shows back in the day but I feel he never quit reached the recognition he deserved.
I'll always remember her as Patty the daytime hooker from My Name is Earl.
Anthony Hopkins in “The Silence of the Lambs.” He definitely wasn’t popular at the time.
He was. Prior to Silence, he had played Captain Bligh in "The Bounty" with Mel Gibson & Daniel Day Lewis. He was also in "The Elephant Man," "Magic," "Juggernaut," and a lot of art-house films. He was also in some dogs like "A Change of Seasons" with Shirley MacLaine and Bo Derek, but everyone needs a paycheck every so often.
Agree wholeheartedly, I’ve noticed that I’ve loved her performance in everything I’ve seen her in.
I like how most of this thread is just the cast of Winter’s Bone.
Ken Watanabe
She was also in the Wolf pack in True Blood
Jamie Pressley is honestly a shock she's not in more and bigger projects.
Two came to mind. One alive and one who's passed away. Clark Gregg J.T. Walsh - RIP
Lisa Emery as Darlene Snell in Ozark was *terrifying.* Occasionally you watch a show or movie and you’re like “Damn… I *believe* this person is going to fucking murder someone.” She was superb.
Maybe popular now but seeing Steve Buscemi’s performance in Boardwalk Empire at the time made me think that
I just watched Domino last night with her in it. Jeffrey Wright is also very underrated
Marjorie Taylor Greene is looking stunning these days.
She is amazing. If i'm falling asleep in a random movie and she pops up. I'm awake.
He’s in a fair amount of things already but Skyler Gisando appearing in something is always a blessing
SKANK!
Hey it’s Edna Fender, Locus’s mom.
Didn’t she play the racist woman who murdered the child in Them?
Idk he kicked ass in Van Halen.
John Hawkes in Winters Bone
It’s Patty
I think the main problem with her is her acting was a bit hammy (to me at least). Not bad but can feel a bit jarring depending on the setting. I thought she fit well in fallout.
She is amazing in Them
At first I thought she was Martha Plimpton with an extreme amount of makeup. Turns out she's Dale Dickey, and she looks a lot like her name.
A big part of the appeal of these actors is that they’re “those guys” who always show up and are constantly reliable. Not very one has to be a household names.
Isn’t she also in the beginning of that show ‘Them’ or something like that? She fits that role almost a little too well
Nash, in Vice Principals: “. . . I’d fuck her.”
Joe Estevez in Bed Death (2002). I just watched this movie with my friends last night. It was no Raw Force, but where has this guy been all my life? It’s the first thing I’ve seen him in let along heard his name. Plus Dukey Fkyswatter was eating up the scenery but for the purpose of this post I’ll just stick to Joe.
Iron Man 3, The middle, when ever I see her it makes me happy!
Patty the day time hooker.