The Best Acting of All Time - Compilation Part XI [HD]

I'm back! :)
The eleventh compilation of some of the best acting scenes and/or performances of all time. I know there are many missing, it's just a glimpse. Also, it is a subjective list, I don't claim it to be objectively correct, if there's such a thing.
Films and actors/actresses in chronological order:
Valerie Pachner & August Diehl - A Hidden Life
Al Pacino & Joe Pesci - The Irishman
Steve Carell - The Office
Timothée Chalamet - Call Me by Your Name
Daniel Day-Lewis & Vicky Krieps - Phantom Thread
Erland Josephson - The Sacrifice

[@jonjuko8859]

I’ve never seen that monologue from the Sacrifice. Phenomenal.

[@marcusimbesi1421]

One of my favourite movies, its full of great monologues and philosophy throughout the film. Worth the watch

[@jonjuko8859]

Marcus Imbesi I’ll have to find it!

[@marcusimbesi1421]

@@jonjuko8859 i think its on youtube actually, maybe have a look there. Have u seen any other tarkovsky movies?

[@MK-it7wk]

I wonder what Chalamet was thinking about as he cried. I reckon you’d need some real inner demons to be able to weep on demand like that, to put yourself in that frame of mind.

[@MVG101]

apparently he had an earpiece that was playing the same song you hear in the scene, which can sometimes be enough to put you in the right state of mind to be able to weep for a scene.

[@dominikweber4305]

@@MVG101 i'd sure need different music to make me cry like that

[@alexmonro1711]

He was thinking about how he forgot to buy toilet paper

[@MK-it7wk]

@@MVG101 That's crazy, I never knew that!

[@MK-it7wk]

@@alexmonro1711 we've all been there, it's heartbreaking.

[@milzyskies1r]

You need to include the father-son talk scene from Call Me By Your Name, the professor was incredible in it!

[@psychosamba]

I thought it was 'veery gaay' - Tony Soprano....

[@floatingaround3738]

I was waiting for that scene from Call me by your name, makes me cry every time

[@privateNukem]

Wow. That monologue from "The Sacrifice" accompanied by the very fitting music was one of the most beautiful things I've ever witnessed.

[@Thorne42]

HE'S BACK!!! I've missed these videos so much! Good to see you've returned

[@TheLazyReviewer]

Seeing some appreciation for The Office!!! As always glad to see you making videos!!

[@spikeminestrone1420]

Please consider the following gems: Hilary Swank - Boys don’t cry Sean Penn - I am Sam Russel Crowe - A beautiful Mind Tom Cruise - Born on the 4th of July Dustin Hoffman - Rain man Kevin Costner - Mr Brooks and Criminal Michael Caine - Harry Brown Jack Nicholson - A few Good men Kevin Bacon - murder in the first Leonardo di Caprio - What’s eating Gilbert Grape and Basketball Diaries Johnny Depp - Black Mass Vince Vaughn and John Favreau - Swingers

[@akshitdobal573]

A handmaid's tale - any scene.There are plenty

[@theBeags]

J.K Simmons - Whiplash

[@turkishjanitor3666]

"Sean Penn - I am Sam" LMAO

[@connorsvoes6035]

Timothee at that fireplace is one of the best acting of all time

[@mardybum9656]

yess CHALAMET FINALLY

[@noxagh]

you have to add Robert Pattinson for his role in Devil All the Time

[@alejandrocaceres4315]

good time, the lighthouse, the rover

[@sebassotelo3938]

DELUSIONS!

[@alanbilzerian3055]

@@sebassotelo3938 Heheheh

[@emmajane7036]

Honestly so many of Cillian Murphy’s performances should be in here. Specially from Peaky Blinders, the guys a legend.

[@dominikweber4305]

I also have the biggest crush on that guy

[@skat8446]

True. No actor emotes the way Cillian does. He could narrate a saga just with his eyes. Incredibly talented.

[@lloydchristmas170]

goddamn Timothee :(

[@psychosamba]

Joe Pesci is incredible in that clip. Understated - even when Pacino gets v aggressive. V understated - he's brilliant. I like Pacino but I feel like he's 'chewing scenery' as usual by raising his voice like that - ala 'the Devil's Advocate' lol.....

[@festeraddams2123]

OMG YESSS!! CHANNEL CAME BACK BACK TO LIFE

[@burieddALIVE]

And another wonderful episode. Your movie taste is awesome and you have an eye for superb acting. The sacrifice monologue is awesome, thanks for the recommendation. I would love to see another scene of Joaquin Phoenix in the Master or Tony Servillo in La Grande Bellezza. Two of the best performances for me this century.

[@ryanx3584]

The Master is so good. I wanted to join PSH's cult afterwards. So convincing yet such a fuck.

[@imanhafizal]

Thatlast monologue was crazy

[@marcopacino5539]

I truly love the series of clips you have produced over the years Mr. Sitiossanguinem - Thankyou for your efforts! At the same time it has always irked me that you've labelled the series 'the best ACTING ...'. I am (fairly} sure that you are aware that you have compiled a selection of great SCENES rather than acting per se (and that in all honesty some of those scenes only required merely competent acting to ensure there success).

[@paulbismuth10]

Thanks for another video. I thought there wouldn't be one. It makes me want to see the last DDL movie.

[@acooksla]

Call me by your name - for me, it was a phenomenal film. Saw it twice, everyone was perfect in it. Even after what Armie Hammer did later on, I still love it. The father is such a great actor and has been in many wonderful films. But Timothy….. wow!

[@animarku570]

Welcome back with your videos

[@bwahahsmh]

Tom Hanks in the last scene of captain phillips

[@soniigb]

Travis Fimmel in Vikings, amazing acting

[@martin..3700]

Absolutely love these man thank you! Tho the office? Lol

[@connorberry6377]

The Office has incredible acting, maybe doesn’t look like it

[@renemolina5388]

Adèle Haenel on the last scene of Portrait of a lady on fire

[@sebastianleguizamon1103]

TOP 10 MEJORES SAGAS DE LA HISTORIA: TOP 1: The Best Acting Of All Time.

[@andream5310]

Great video, but watching the whole "The best acting of all time" compilation I noticed that there aren't many great performances in these videos form non-Hollywood actors like Marcello Mastroianni, Toshiro Mifune, Alain Delon, Max Von Sydow, Michel Piccoli, Gian Maria Volonté, Isabelle Huppert and many many others.

[@hugodasilva198]

thank you for uploading, you're the best.

[@arunmanikraomore1212]

You should add any scene form irrfan Khan's any movie He's incredibly awesome every time

[@mario_gabriel]

I think a lot of Better Call Saul scenes deserve to be in these

[@freebird264]

*Suggestions for the next compilation:* Alfie Solomons (Tom Hardy) reprimanding Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) - Peaky Blinders: Season 3 Episode 6 Skyler White (Anna Gunn) suddenly crying in front of the family since Walter (Bryan Cranston) has cancer - Breaking Bad: Season 1 Episode 4 Cersei (Lena Headey) and Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) confrontation after the Dragonpit - Game of Thrones: Season 7 Episode 7 Eazy E (Jason Mitchell) realising he's going to die from HIV - Straight Outta Compton Andy (Nick Frost) finds out Gary (Simon Pegg) tried committing suicide in the final pub - The World's End Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) recounts how the Black Pearl was taken by Blackbeard - Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Wake's "HARK!" monologue (Willem Dafoe) or Howard (Robert Pattinson) finally losing it with Wake - The Lighthouse

[@thegrigouproduction7013]

Continue pls ur a real source of inspiration

[@looy._.]

Nils Frahm is such a genus of music

[@j.r.milton1273]

I love these videos, but you really need to put an Andy Serkis role in the next one. I would probably go with Caesar, I mean acting can be tough enough as is, but being an ape with limited lines and being that good deserves way more praise than it gets.

[@Restless-Soul]

Please add Matthew Mcconaughey in interstellar crying while watching the letter from his daughter from the Earth

[@mrbaybaaal]

Неужели нельзя было обойтись без этого музыкального фона ?! Как же жалко

[@Greenballoffire]

Daniel Day Lewis

[@christurner4878]

Braveheart scene when he takes off Robert the Bruce’s helmet and realised he was betrayed. Hurricane scene when he demands the lawyers get him out of prison Some great moments in lighthouse

[@muhammadzamir2089]

cilian murphy and tom hardy peaky blinders ?

[@derputti3137]

You need to watch shameless, just to see Fiona (Emmy Rossum) in her heartbreaking Moment, or Jimmie (Justin Chatwin) in His Stress Moments!

[@dagmarasperling7593]

Where is Adam Driver in Marriage Story? :< or Angelina in Maleficent 1

[@murielletoullic9315]

I agree, love the scene when he cuts his hand doing the social worker's house visit.

[@mertinho]

Guess who's back? Back again?

[@emmaswan1008]

you gotta do rosamund pike in gone girl!!

[@phoenixjoaquin368]

No more crying memes, its just us crying here now, that chalamet 😢😢😢

[@moviestalker732]

You should also mention movies names by which we can watch that movie

[@MaximeOrtmans]

August Diehl is so so good.

[@davidd169]

Will you be making any more basketball tribute videos in the future?

[@kaykovuskerteus90]

What's the music with Josephon's monologue? Please help me find it guys

[@privateNukem]

Nils Frahm - Talisman

[@kaykovuskerteus90]

@@privateNukem thanks a lot man)

[@harshsharmap.2333]

Timothe surprised me

[@davidd169]

Will you be making a Kobe Bryant Tribute video?

[@rightfeelI]

will there be a next one please?

[@angellozanovargas2520]

Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator.

[@IRFANULLAH-x5m]

second last scene movie name please 🙏🙏

[@tofan4283]

The phantom thread stole the whole video 🪡

[@Leeeooooooooooo]

Vanessa Kirby in Pieces of a Woman 👌👌

[@newpixcel755]

what was the last scene from

[@privateNukem]

The Sacrifice

[@dr.Virinchi]

Andrzej zulawski's pocessions must be included

[@eulaliemoeneclaey3707]

peaky blinders

[@haaron3979]

Not sure what the office clip was doing there

[@Aisakevula]

Charlie cox in Daredevil

[@blackadder5719]

This series is Still incomplete without dilip kumar, kamal hassan and chiyaa vikram

[@-a2217]

What’s the first movie

[@its_meenay]

leaving this here as a reminder that im going to be an famous actor

[@beblicj8883]

You will be what ever you want to be :)

[@blackdude4767]

whats with daniel day luis talking like Arnold Shwazniger.

[@miamil8956]

need a andrew lincoln one from twd

[@nightwolff1]

incrível

[@mariechristinejeannot1660]

what is the movie from the first scene please??

[@tomasbarrera400]

A Hidden Life, 2019

[@KarraNikito]

These scenes is ment to be played out to reflect and portrait their character as if it was reality. They achive acting but not quite as fitting to the role they ought to play. This is more like theater, it has been overpolished so much so that it ends up and becomes artificial rather than to play/portrait a role which would actually exist in the real world. If you look closely at this scenes, have you ever seen or could you ever imagen that you would see a person act like these actors that play these character do? They act like they have the feelings they show, but it is all learnt-in play. But in most of the scenes it they are overacting so it becomes almost robotic, you can feel how learn-in their lines are and how many times they have seen, imagened and played that scene before the final take. It is overdramatic, carefully thought out beforehand to maximize the intensity of drama, and it is all cool and dandy in an art way. But if it is ment to reflect real-life situations, then they do a poor job. If they were to make it more believable in the right direction, then they would add more humanity, be more down to earth and casual. They could stumble on their words, vary the depth in their expressions and rythm of talking, and not be so stiff and rigid, be more relaxed and rove about with their glance, be more human so to say in a simple but loose way. They focus so much on the one thing the scene is about so that they make the scene so artificial. Have other stuff that happens in the scene that has no real substance to the story, but which still adds so much value and depth to the scene. Have a nice car drive by on the street which draws attention, a dog that barks, a breeze that causes someone to pick on their jacket and what not... like simple ordinary everyday stuff, it will make the scenes so much more alive and real, instead of focusing so hard on the one thing that matters for the story. Take the movie Twelve Angry Men for example, they sneeze, light cigarettes, stretch out, check the clock, smalchat in the background and all sort of things that makes the scene so much more believable than if they solely were to focus on the one thing that matters for the story. They are doing it pretty well acting roles in situations that we as persons could actually identify ourselves in.

[@utkarshpandey6424]

You are naive onto the real ways

[@KarraNikito]

​ @Utkarsh Pandey But why? All of those clips are good acting, sure. But the acting is not real and genuine in the sense that it portraits and acts out a senario that depicts reality. Instead, the acting we see in this video is quite so overdramatic and overpolished to such a degree that the acting strives away from reality itself, and it becomes theater. A play where they in evrey way possible try to maximize and enhance the drama and the feelings their act emits in the scene. It falls away from what makes the act humanly, it just does not feel very genuine and spontaneous, and instead rather scripted because it just tries too hard. It is all just too overkill to depict reality basically, it becomes something other than reality. The best one is at 7:02, it is still scripted though, it does not fool the audience, but here the actors try to act in a human way atleast. It is by far the best one. Now, if you really want to see something that is much more real and genuine, you ought to watch the 1957 movie called: 12 Angry Men ...then we can talk acting. Still a movie, so sure it is scripted but jeez that one almost fools you. You could just as well have been there in the room with them. They all act like if it was all real, man, I bet they almost fooled themselves acting that movie out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKLReX2VhrGIa68 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoCZcoWoYsR7nNk

[@zawwiUtube]

From Part I ~ Part XI.. a) most of 'best acting' clips came from movie genre of drama.. what about action, musical, comedy, fiction, or even animation?🤔 b) where's Mel Gibson, Bruce Willis, Slyvester, Tom Hank, Tom Cruise? c) anyway.. those were still good compilations!👍

[@SergiuSalcau00]

tooooo short :((((( but thank you.

[@sumitpun7709]

you forgot The Judge, The fountain,

[@TheBreadBurg]

You need to include the Joker

[@crusader8403]

Where's that fkng TIME STAMP LIST maker.

[@fulungsar]

What is the name of the first movie scene

[@PitbullSubs]

Darude Sandstorm

[@fulungsar]

@@PitbullSubs Thank you.

[@timotheuspeter734]

Fulungsar Brahma A hidden Life

[@fulungsar]

@@timotheuspeter734 ❤️ Thank you :-)

[@timotheuspeter734]

Fulungsar Brahma you‘re welcome :)

[@theBeags]

Chalamet was great, but that fly stole the show whenever it was on screen.

[@jankatkozok5299]

add Interstellar Years of Messages Scene (Matthew McConaughey)

[@gregfox8132]

Some not all, is this you're personal choice, stand mute on a point.

[@unumnhhh10]

❤

[@jamiemulligan7000]

🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@mr_tubixter4202]

“Best acting of all-time” puts the whole series of Breaking Bad

[@td4341]

The us office almost ruined the whole video

[@razaananwar]

GOOD ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@JihanAdad]

👌

[@user-su8nd8ee9c]

E

[@MsMiklosa]

Have I overseen one of the best actresses in the world - Nicole Kidman? Well, never mind, 🇺🇸 should immediately stop making movies - you have no more than 20 good actors, most of them dead or too old to move. The rest repeats one sentence for fifty times until the director says it’s ok or like Cruise simply play themselves in every movie. Stop harassing the world with your productions. Go to Britain to see true ACTORS.

[@PitbullSubs]

the office ruined the video

[@frankbudde1441]

Too much male scenes in all these compilations….a typical male film viewer…

[@therealturets]

wdym

[@huggsterz3985]

Yes let’s fkn goo I’ve been waiting for this series to comeback for years, great that u included timothe chalamet in the ending scene of call me by your name

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

Call me by your name always wakes deep emotions inside of me Loosing the person you love the most is always hard but sometimes as his father sad, its better to feel something than to feel nothing at all I've lost a lot of ppl I've loved the most and I think they don't even remember me at all

[@dirkk1974]

This entire series is the fuckin best thing on KZbin. Can't believe this series is running for 6 damn years and it gets better and better every time. You deserve an Emmy for this, Sir.

[@scotscub76]

The dinner scene in Hereditary is possibly the best acting Ive ever seen.

[@KimmyCharise]

A Hidden Life is one of the most beautiful, heartbreaking films I’ve ever seen. Incredible and decimating. ❤️

[@mariadelmarugartellorente8697]

Ok we need scenes from V for vendetta, Atonement, The imitation game and Patrick Melrose

[@oskar9633]

Still no Peaky Blinders 😔

[@samueljamesangell]

Love how Mallick's A Hidden Life was included, such an underrated film that I was lucky to see at Cannes last year, an unforgettable experience, I thank you for introducing me to the wonder of Terence Mallick

[@khongking9794]

the lady in red was just.... natural... love it

[@TisMePyper.S]

I'd love to see Aneurin Barnard from Dunkirk on here, although he barely said a word, his actions and emotions shown were truly amazing.

[@frozenchicken-l8v]

It s been 3 years, where are you?

[@saifytdin]

Das Boot. Captain's conversation with Chief Mechanic Johann about perspectives of his court martial. Chief Engineer taking measures to prevent U-Boat from sinking in Gibraltar. Chief Engineer starting engines after surfacing in Gibraltar. Maybe those episodes are too short for format of this reviews, but it's a top level Actors playing that you will never forget.

[@sarcasticmind2]

why you stopped making these videos i love it and waiting for more from egypt with love ❤️

[@reekoilghukkkgukkghuk8849]

Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardi in Peaky Blinders,Amazing acting