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The criteria for this is that only actors/actresses with one previous Oscar nomination or less are eligible (no Peter O'Toole). Also only first time future winners, so no one who has won an Oscar previously. The movies used for justification (minimum 2) will not include the Oscar nominated role. Since it's potential future, trying not to include actors who haven't had a good recent performance (no Steve Martin)




15. Viggo Mortensen


justification : The Road; Appaloosa, A History of Violence;



14.Mathieu Amalric


justification : The Diving Bell and the Butterfly; Kings and Queen; Munich; Un Conte de Noel

13. Natalie Portman




justification: V for Vendetta; Brothers; Cold Mountain; garden state

12. Sergi Lopez




justification: dirty pretty things; Pan's labyrinth;Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien


11. Tony Leung Chiu-Wai



justification: Lust, Caution; In the Mood for Love;Internal Affairs; Chungking Express;2046

10. Gael Garcia Bernal


justification : Amores Perros; Y tu mama tambien; The Motorcyle Diaries;

9. Audrey Tautou



justification: Amelie; Coco avant Chanel; Dirty Pretty Things; A very Long Engagement

8. Paul Giamatti


justification: Sideways; American Splendor;Cold Souls

7. Michael Sheen


justification: The Queen; The Damned United; Frost/Nixon

6. Gary Oldman


justification: Sid and Nancy;Dracula;Prick up your Ears; JFK, The Contender

5. Christian Bale



justification : The machinist;American Psycho; 3:10 to Yuma

4. Alan Rickman



justification: Die Hard; Sense and Sensibility; Michael Collins

3. Christopher Plummer


justification: The Sound of Music; The insider; Syriana;

2. Ken Watanabe


justification: Letters from Iwo Jima; Memoirs of a Geisha; Kizuna; Shizumano Taiyo

1. Gerard Depardieu


justification: Bon Voyage; Quand j'eatis chanteur; green Card;
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