YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

What about Charleton Heston?

Needs some more character actors. Claude Rains would've been a good addition.

MSSiren 2 months ago

They forgot Van Johnson

enmaxus 2 months ago

Comment removed

enmaxus 2 months ago

I'm surprised you included Steve McQueen. I love him, but his career took off when the studios were already collapsing. Charlton Heston, Richard Burton, Orson Welles, Richard Widmark, and Walter Brennan (greatest character actor) were also good potential candidates.

KOPunchopenarena 3 months ago

Buster Keaton.

cakebythelake 3 months ago

how the fuck did Orson Welles not make the list

pretzelpimp 4 months ago

Where is Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle?

iamAMANdotcom 4 months ago

chartlon heston?

MrWolverine50 6 months ago

wheres TYRONE POWER and ramon novarro

elchoya100 6 months ago

ORSON WELLES???? WHERE IS ORSON WELLES?!?!?!? WHEEEEEEEEEERE IS ORSON WELLES?!?!?!

foka1982 7 months ago

Music is really well, works with the actors.

arisztidoltz 8 months ago

This is a wonderful list, but they are missing a few actors here! Like the unforgettable Glenn Ford and Ramon Navarro... hopefully like you just said CSISSweeneytodd, TCM will have a "100 edition"!

classicfan46 8 months ago

One actor that I think should be on there, the 'incredibly sexy' Carl Dean Switzer!

crazy4fray 8 months ago

Nice list! Missing Glenn Ford though--he def should have been included. Jack Lemmon was under contract in the 50s to Columbia--so I can see why he is there. Not sure about McQueen though--didn't he come around in the 60s?

lla788 9 months ago

So MANY swoon worthy faves...thanks;D

IngridBergmanRocked 9 months ago

I totally forgot that two men are missing, too. Some of the best actors ever, Alec Guinness and James Mason. I know that they were from Britain, but they had great Hollywood careers, too.

Cleon29Warrior 9 months ago

Oh, my God, where's Orson Welles??! I can't believe it. Of course, I would like to see Joseph Cotten or Dana Andrews, too, and some other fellas, but Orson is unforgivable.

Cleon29Warrior 9 months ago

Where are Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy??

TheBigValley 9 months ago

@TheBigValley *Sigh* I agree, Laurel & Hardy should definitely be on the list- another reason TCM should have a "100 edition." I still hope you enjoyed the video nonetheless.

CSISweeneyTodd 9 months ago

@CSISweeneyTodd Sure, I liked your work anyway!

TheBigValley 9 months ago

Steve McQueen belongs to the 1960s-1970s and therefore I would not have included him in this list.

TheBigValley 9 months ago

Montgomery Clift <3

magyarwho 9 months ago

Thank you for this video and putting Bogart in the first few seconds. Our legendary men may be gone, but they will never be forgotten!

Bogieshrine 9 months ago

Is a crime to have forgotten Orson Welles. How is it possible? TCM, because it has neglected Orson Welles? For example I would not have included in the list Jack Lemmon. The Studio Era/Golden years are 1920s-1930s-1940s and 1950s. Jak Lemmon belongs mainly to the 1960s and 1970s. Another great actor forgot, is Lionel Barrymore! I'm glad there is his brother John!

For the rest, is a excellent list! Thank you for sharing this! Much appreciated!

TheBigValley 9 months ago

I luv this!! Great job. U put a lot of my favorites in :)

dancersinger78 10 months ago

Great video, i love William Holden but you missed someone very important: where's Donald O'Connor?

bexbeckyxx 10 months ago

@bexbeckyxx Thank you for commenting. :) I agree that TCM did omit some very good actors, Donald O'Connor being one of them. I personally think that they should come out with a "100 actor" edition. :)

CSISweeneyTodd 10 months ago

@CSISweeneyTodd This is a good tribute, I think that would be a great idea! That way nobody would be forgotten. Maybe we should all write to TCm to propose actors/actresses.

ILoveLaraineDay 9 months ago

@ILoveLaraineDay Claire, I think it's definitely worth trying, that way nobody would be overlooked. I think we should definitely consider suggesting it to TCM. :)

CSISweeneyTodd 9 months ago