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Scene Stealers: Nicholas Hoult in The Favourite

Alex Goldstein
April 30, 2019
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite is deliberately, unsettlingly claustrophobic – all fish-eye queasiness and endless corridors. Yet it derives much of its brilliance from freedom. Freedom from slavish...
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Scene Stealers: Jack Black in High Fidelity

Louise Burrell
September 18, 2018
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
It’s fair to say that Jack Black is a bit of a ‘marmite’ actor. You’ll either love his unique brand of brashness and lack of subtlety, or it’ll have you avoiding a film at all costs. This persona has...
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Scene Stealers: Barry Humphries in Finding Nemo

Phil W. Bayles
August 9, 2018
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Why do we never talk about how great the villains in Pixar movies are? From Sid in Toy Story to Randall in Monsters, Inc., the cold and analytical autopilot in WALL-E to Antoine Ego in Ratatouille, Pixar's...
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Scene Stealers: Michael Stuhlbarg in Call Me By Your Name

Thom Denson
August 1, 2018
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Though the majority of our Scene Stealers inductees are made up of scenery-chewing tour-de-forces and unexpectedly bizarre cameos, our latest entry stands as perhaps one of the series' most understated...
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Scene Stealers: Diane Kruger in Inglourious Basterds

Phil W. Bayles
June 21, 2018
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
It seems like every other day we get an announcement of another actor that Quentin Tarantino has convinced to join his upcoming Manson-era epic, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The last time Tarantino assembled...
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Scene Stealers: Peter O’Toole in Ratatouille

Danielle Davenport
September 20, 2017
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
This article is a One Room With A View first - the 'scene stealer' performance coming from an animated film, with Peter O'Toole's voice-acting rendition of Anton Ego. Ten years after the release of...
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Scene Stealers: Robert De Niro in Stardust

Phil W. Bayles
August 9, 2017
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
At some point in the early 2000s, Robert De Niro’s career started to take a downhill turn. Sure, there’s been the odd high point here and there – he’s generally considered to be one of the best parts...
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Scene Stealers: Melissa McCarthy in Bridesmaids

Louise Burrell
June 9, 2016
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Melissa McCarthy has carved herself quite the lucrative niche in recent years, playing the loud, brash character who will say literally anything to get a laugh. Her latest comedy vehicle The Boss hits UK...
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Scene Stealers: Philip Seymour Hoffman In Mission: Impossible III

Patrick Taylor
May 4, 2016
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Normally when we talk about a certain actor stealing a scene, it’s an instance when they’ve completely owned a particular portion of screentime and left the audience wishing they’d return. In the case of...
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Scene Stealers: Carey Mulligan in Inside Llewyn Davis

Nick Evan-Cook
March 2, 2016
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Jesus Quintana. Anton Chigurh. Osbourne Cox. Most characters played by John Goodman. The entire supporting cast of The Big Lebowski. From sex pests and kidnappers to psychotic murderers and plain...
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Scene Stealers: Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers

Sam Kerridge
July 16, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Wedding Crashers is not a ground-breaking film. Most of the characters are unapologetically one-dimensional, the romantic dilemmas are predictable and most of the jokes were done better in American Pie, six...
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Scene Stealers: Tilda Swinton in Snowpiercer

Phil W. Bayles
January 28, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
"Passengers, eternal order flows from the sacred engine. We must occupy our preordained position. I belong to the front, you belong to the tail. Know your place! Keep your place!" Tilda Swinton has earned a...
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Scene Stealers: Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross

David Brake
November 6, 2014
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
1 Comment
"You think I'm fucking with you; I'm not fucking with you." Just a curt flick of his tongue and Hollywood's golden boy has your attention. This is no hyperbole. Search your mind and truly ponder this...
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Scene Stealers: Philip Seymour Hoffman in Punch-Drunk Love

Conor Morgan
July 8, 2014
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
Scene Stealers is a new feature exploring supporting characters, smaller roles or particularly memorable cameos that either stick with you more than their screen time would warrant, or steal the whole show...




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