these arent really tertiary characters,. more secondary ones. mifune played a few smaller roles
idk thats hard
i could see that
that was more of a memorable cameo that he was supposed to steal the scene than an actual supporting actor
joe pesci doesn't play the main character but a lot of the movies he's in are still about him in a weird way
im talking an actual tertiary character with like 5 minutes of dialogue but is so memorable because the actor delivers the performance so well
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yeah idk i'll think about that, im sure something will come to me
john cazale was a pretty good one although his role are usually a bit more prominent
what an unapologetically brutal film, plasma you should watch it
i have not
put that at the top of the list. watch it tonight
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christopher walken in true romance
(this another example of cameo except i don't know if it was considered a cameo back then)
oh
easy
mickey, snatch
tommy corn, i heart huckabees
haven't seen it
haven't seen it
you said it yourself not a tertiary character
they have to be present for most of the movie it can't just be a show up for 40 minutes and be a nice distraction then leave. donnie from the big lebowski would fit the bill but the entire point of his character is being weak and ineffectual
not present per se but actually alive. bonus points for never being referenced off screen
i think i'm confused on what a supporting role that isn't a cameo is
i meant christopher walken is a cameo
sort of how tom cruise is, in tropic thunder
which is also another good mcconaughey gig
probably rare because not only do the writers have to give them actual compelling dialogue without hogging the screen but the actor also has to deliver with minimal spotlight
how about this one, roy batty, blade runner
its a tough gig because ford is actually insanely charismatic, but it's really hard to forget tears in the rain