Dr.Gordon, Robin Hood or Westley ?
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Cary Elwes
Cinema_Love — 15 years ago(October 29, 2010 09:31 AM)
This guy has made good movies over the years, and it's barely hard to find one role that is more important, i will have to go with Dr.Gordon, it was kinda the revival of this fantastic actor and show that he can do a lot more than comedies, which he's pretty good too, but Dr.Gordon damn, and he's back in Saw 3-D, and he steal the show, once again !!
Last Movies
: - Easy A - 4/5- My Soul to Take - 3,5/5
- Wall Street 2 - 4/5
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erinwantstoplayagame — 15 years ago(October 30, 2010 08:06 AM)
Princess Bride was the first thing I ever saw him inand it was the reason I watched the entire Saw series, so it's gotta be Westly for me.
I still haven't seen him in Robin Hood yet. It's on my netflix Queue though -
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tonyhgv — 15 years ago(January 10, 2011 01:27 AM)
robin hood, what a great send up of a much used story line that is probably not true anyway.cary is a v,good actor in my opinion and have not seen him in a bum movie yet,but the comedies are the bestwith princess bride a close second..
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bear_kat37 — 14 years ago(April 24, 2011 05:39 PM)
Dr. Gordon since that character is responsible for me becoming so attached to him in the first place. I watched the first "SAW" and then realized he had been in "Twister", "Liar Liar", and "Robin Hood: Men In Tights", three of my very favorite movies! I had seen these before but didn't really commit to memory that he was in them. After "SAW" I became an absolute super-fan (watching things because he was in them, haha! I actually saw "Pucked" and it was pretty funny, something I would not have picked up had I not seen his name in the list).
5 days until I meet him!!!! Also others (Costas Mandylor, Shawnee Smith) at Texas Frightmare Weekend in Dallas! -
BoyScoutKevin — 13 years ago(May 13, 2012 01:06 PM)
How about none of the above?
My favorite film appearance of his, and one of his first, was as Guilford Dudley in "Lady Jane" from 1986.
Historically suspect as a film, the film still is a good historical introduction to that time period.
