Woody Harrelson

What are your thoughts on Woody Harrelson's career?

I feel like he's a somewhat underrated actor, which is due in large part to many of the roles that he takes on. My wife and I watched The Glass Castle last night and I really enjoyed it, especially his performance.

Got me thinking, I think quite a bit that he's done and just to name a few:

Cheers

White Men Can't Jump

Hunger Games

True Detective

Friends with Benefits

Seven Pounds

2012

Transsiberian

Wag the Dog

What are your thoughts on Woody Harrelson's career?

 

I feel like he's a somewhat underrated actor, which is due in large part to many of the roles that he takes on. My wife and I watched The Glass Castle last night and I really enjoyed it, especially his performance.

 

Got me thinking, I think quite a bit that he's done and just to name a few:

 

Cheers

White Men Can't Jump

Hunger Games

True Detective

Friends with Benefits

Seven Pounds

2012

Transsiberian

Wag the Dog

You left off Natural Born Killers. And Zombieland.

You left off Natural Born Killers. And Zombieland.

.... and The People vs. Larry Flynt. A movie where Woody was up for Best Actor and the film was up for many other accolades by the Academy and others.

.... and The People vs. Larry Flynt.

That was a great role. He made Larry Flynt look better than he probably is as a person.

He was good in Solo and Battle for Planet of the Apes, also.

No love for Kingpin?

Woody probably does deserve more love than he gets. Probably mostly because he's been more of a supporting actor than a leading man. Also, my generation, probably still knows thinks of Cheers when his name is mentioned. I can't believe that show has been off the air for 25 years now.

I agree that he has been underappreciated his entire career. He's a very talented actor.

I didn't want to name every movie that he's been in, just a few of my favorites.

Glad to see that others think he's underappreciated.

He has had a diverse career. I also like No Country for Old Men. and White Men Can't Jump.

For those who may not know, he grew up just north of Cincinnati, in Lebanon Ohio. I agree that he is an underrated actor and has had many excellent performances in various roles as listed above.

I like White Men Can't Jump and Money Train.

No love for Kingpin?

All time great movie!

Forgot about his brief but memorable stint in "No Country for Old Men."

"Do you have any idea how crazy you are?"

He was good in Now You See Me too