The stupidest face an actor ever made. Post it

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A whole thread could be filled with Cage

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Cringe

that's some daisy ridley shit right there

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just his normal face lol

This movie is great tho

>The stupidest face an actor ever made.
The stupidest face an actor ever made. If anything, it's probably his greatest achievement as a performer. He came out of the show in a better mood, more sure, more motivated, more comfortable in his skin.

When J.J. Abrams came on set for Back to the Future Part II, he was asked what he thought after seeing that movie. "I had a good laugh." The reason I laughed, he said, is that for the first time in his life, he had finally gotten to do something he wanted to do all his life: play a guy who could really be a kid for real. It's a thing that makes no sense: As an actor, all you can say is, What does "real for real" have to do with a kid? What's the big deal? So imagine my first reaction when I was informed: The guy who plays John John Smith says: "I'll do this for 30 years!" And I had a blast, because, like anything else, it's just an experience that just happens and you are immersed in this world.

It sounds unbelievable! And it probably just is, because for decades, most guys — and guys still — have been doing this for about 30 or 40 years. It's the easiest role for us in that you're an adult again, and you can actually have some fun with the idea and