Most over rated actor of all time

Meg Ryan

In Australia Peter Phelps.

Who?

The Aussie guy on early Baywatch. The world doesn't end at the borders of the US or Europe!

What's baywatch?

Ronald Reagan.

Tom Cruise

George Jetson

Johnny Depp. He's a pirate, ARRRRRRGHH!

you are just jealous because he is sexxy

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Hatch
Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, who acts to pretend to be nice, which he isn't.

BBB

This is different from "Worst Actor," but the responses are already strange.

James Dean? Don't think so. He would still make it in the movies today. Not many screen actors today have also been on the Broadway stage. It's the untimely death that makes him a legend, an actor that still has a website devoted to him:

http://www.jamesdean.com/


Ronald Reagan was never over-rated but overworked. Not sure other than his looks why he got some of his roles but the movies were nearly all B movies and not that many were starring roles. He was shoveled into television earlier than almost any actor I can think of, never was nominated for any significant film award, and his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was for his television career (and, obviously, his ascension in politics). He wasn't even a good actor as President. Unless you like moribund with some home-spun hokey Reader's Digest humor.

Bedtime for Bonzo was Reagans best known work and you people voted him president.

God help us all

We would have been better off electing Bonzo.

"Curly Joe" the worst of the Three STooges backs-fills-in

Charlton Heston.

Except for "Touch of Evil" where he was, truthfully, overshadowed by Orson Welles, Marlene Dietrich, Janet Leigh and even Mercedes McCambridge in a bit part, Charlton played all this roles including "The Omega Man" as Moses.
Could he be the most stiff and stolid, moribund actor in all of cinema? Of course, you know he even was hiding a rifle in his robe in "The Ten Commandments."