if not one of the best we've ever seen.

One of the very best from Caine and Olivier.

I love Sleuth, it's a classic.

Hello do you know your name origin, it seems Spanish to me but Irish people have it

@@jamesjameson4566 my uncle John - on dad's side - would say our surname derives from Spain 🇪🇸 ...in 1588 there was an event, (Spanish Armada) and some Spanish sailors were shipwrecked on Irish coast ...so, from 1588 onwards, were Irish, 💚 if my uncle was correct ...there may be some Norwegian bloodlines, also ...Ireland, 🇮🇪 is a mix, of many nations ...hope this helps 🙏

@@MapleSyrupPoet thanks Vincent, Jack Nicholson played an Irish American gangster in the departed, as you probably know, and his name was Costello, it's always puzzled me, I did Google it a while back but I got nothing definitive, so your answer helped greatly

@@MapleSyrupPoet also a youtuber called Joseph Costello, take one look at him, and it all gets very confusing 😁

@@jamesjameson4566 your welcome friend ✌

That's why they are in TV soups.

Mmm... soups.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ecuPdrSGmcvOpWw.html I was thinking Cos TV Soups like Eastenders are more Realistic Wouldn't it look Weird and more noticeable because people are more likely to watch them on tablets, but I guess Steve mcfadden Doesn't blink at times, and he Does look powerful So I guess it makes sense, it Just one thing I've always Struggled to Do, I guess closing your eyes before the close up might work

Soaps tend to have longer takes, with wider shots of both actors interacting simultaneously. There are less close ups and back and forth editing, as this costs time and money. Soap acting is more like stage acting, where the actors are moving around a lot more on set.

And Keanu

Pepemarcaacme hahah I know that line

It's something to do with the lenses.

I don't know why it is. I think it's something to do with the lenses or something.

what did he say?

The evil Terminator in _Terminator 2_ never blinks. Judge Doom in _Who framed Roger Rabbit?_ never blinks.

He is fine in that movie to me

Could you make it up! HIM giving acting lessons when he's the same in every film! Ideally it should have been the students showing him how to do it!

Yes, so then you blink alot, and play it nervous like

@@sigmapopsical272 he doesn't instruct that though, he's just saying act one way at all times, regardless of role

@@jamesjameson4566 it's implied. If not blinking is strong, than the opposite must be weak. He didn't need to explain it, nor did he say play every role that way. Reference Hugh grant in most of his roles, he blinks alot to play nervous

@@jamesjameson4566 Stop asking needless stupid questions thinking you're clever or you'll never learn

@@willw.1466 Show respect to me please