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Supporting Roles That Stole The Scenes From Lead Roles

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And while we're talking about Sam Jackson: his performance in Django Unchained.

Dramatic movies, comedies, action flicks...

 

Which supporting characters had a bigger presence when they shared the screen with the leads?

I haven't read through here yet so if scene else mentioned this already I apologize.

 

Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men

Barney Rubble in every Flintstones episode...that man could act!

Randy Quaid - Christmas Vacation

It's literally been a decade since I saw Pulp Fiction, but isn't Jules a pretty primary character in that one?

He was nominated for best supporting actor, but yes as the thread implies he stole the show

And while we're talking about Sam Jackson: his performance in Django Unchained.
Disappointed I forgot that one.

Rosie O'Donnell in "A League of Their Own".

Brad Pitt as Mickey in Snatch.

 

I love that movie. Mickey was a great character.

Alan Arkin in Argo

Jackie Gleason in Smokey and the Bandit

 

"Hushpuppies, Daddy!"

"We got no time for that crap!"

 

Loved all his scenes with Junior

Brad Pitt in Thelma and Louise.

 

(What was that movie about? :o)

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