h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Wolfred ageeing with me?

Well I must be wrong then .

I offer my unreserved apology Monsieur Babon.

No more disrespecting the venerable Angela Lansbury for me.

Dick Van Dike

Pffft i accept your apology to come to think i never liked murder she wrote ,or bed knobs and broom sticks .

OK, so they're all irritating, and most of them can't act, but isn't there that slightest, teensiest weensiest, little bit of jealousy in there that most of these people get paid over 5 MILLION quid per film!!!


And you don't!

Capital phobic again.

Money is not a factor to irritation to me if they irritate me they just irratate me usually do to their lack of acting skill nothing more.

Val Kilmer is another one who is irritating,ive never seen the bloke smile let alone laugh
Oh and Russel Crowe hes a bit of a drunk,who throws mobile phones in anger.

David Duchovny can't act to save his life, every character he plays is Fox Mulder in a different suit

Val Kilmer is boring I agree

I don't really know of too many that irritate me, usually the films they are in tend to do that before the actor/ess does (like Ace Ventura, and that monumentally bad 'comedy' with the family called the Fockers in (was that meet the parents or something?)).

Anyway.

One person does however stand out in my mind as extremely irritating. I dunno why, I just can;t watch anything with him in it.
It's the bloke out of Quantum Leap and Enterprise. Can't stand him (plays the lead in both).

That would be Scott Bakula.

He does seem to get more than he fair share of cheesy roles.


Geggs

leave Scott Bakula alone he is cool

Yes he was perfect for the role of the Captain's log, because he's so wooden.

IYHO /\

Oh, yes, Scott Bakula definitely. And Harrison Ford, too, for the same woodeny reasons!!

Yes, IMNSHO. That's what this is, an opinion thread.

Dolph Lundgren and Sly Stallone, could get splinters off oth of them

What do you think of Dick Van Dike?

Actually I found both people off Moonlighting excruciatingly irritating for years.

I've retained for ever my hatred of Cybil Shepherd, particularly after she did her 'I'm so beautiful' series of adverts - stunningly similar to the ones Andie MacDowell now does interestingly.

However I did have to forgive mr Willis after he did Die Hard and I've enjoyed him in several films since.

I think the overall smugness of Moonlighting was the problem, that programme really did make me feel

Andie MacDowell is okay but her carear has somewhat ground to a halt