I’d have to say Martin, as well. Just for the Rental Counter scene in “Planes, Trains and Automobiles.”
But if I had to say what was the best single comedic acting performance in a film, to me, hands down, it’s James Cagney in “One, Two, Three”.
“it’s James Cagney in “One, Two, Three”.”
Won’t disagree with that at all!
But if I had to say what was the best single comedic acting performance in a film, to me, hands down, it’s James Cagney in “One, Two, Three”.
That was Cagneys last starring role and he was just wonderful. He carried the whole movie with a rather lackluster cast.