**In No Particular Order**
| Johnny Depp |
| Outside of and since The Ninth Gate, I can't name a movie that he's sucked in. Depp blends in and if he isn't the star, he often steals the film. (ie Once Upon a Time in Mexico.) |
| Kevin Spacey |
| One of the most legit male actors out there. I haven't seen him blend into any roles specifically, however, each role he has played is in itself an award worthy performance. |
| Angelina Jolie |
| She seems to be the only female actress who can hold her own with these guys. I would normally call her "The Female Johnny Depp," but she deserves to be in a class of her own. Her acting talent and ability to blend into roles is uncanny. Combined with her sex appeal, she becomes a dynamo of the silver screen. |
| Ben Kingsley |
| Along with Depp, one of the masters of blending in. Rumor has it, he even knows about 7 languages. He's been going for a while, but is just now gaining widespread acceptance. |
| Robert Downey Jr. |
| Showed us flashes of his talent in Chaplin. Then showed us the darker side of super-stardom with the drugs and alcohol issues he's had. Since then, he's cleaned up and has been nearly unstoppable lately. |
| Hugo Weaving |
| After playing Agent Smith, most people wrote him off as a one character guy. Then came V for Vendetta and he proved that he can hold his own and is more than a one-note guy. |
| Jack Nicholson |
| There's a saying in Hollywood: "No one plays crazy like Jack plays crazy," and beside those roles, he's actually played Satan and he's proven he can do sensitive roles as well. |
| Daniel Day-Lewis |
| He picks and chooses his roles specifically. When you see his name attached to a project, you know you're going to get something special. And he's been consistent, from Gangs of New York, to There will Be Blood. |













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