I beleive this record is Hanks followed by Ford then Cruise.

Cruise will reign soon. Cruise is the better actor! Chooses better films too. Cruises scripts seem to fit his person, Hanks' and Ford's dont always.

Uh huh.

Actually, what you obviously meant to say is "Cruise realizes his limited talent and chooses his roles accordingly, and Hanks and Ford are always trying to expand their skills into new areas and sometimes don't succeed."

lol
My thoughts to mike!

(hanks and ford are superior actors!)

Il give you hanks.,...but ford?

Yeh I don't see the love affair with ford either.

Ford's had a long career. As well as franchises. Its no surprise hes up there.

here:
(murphy has had more then cruise!)
(smith will have 9 soon)

Hanks:
1. Forrest Gump
2. Toy Story
3. Toy Story 2
4. Green Mile
5. Saving Private Ryan
6. Apollo 13
7. Big
8. Cast Away
9. Sleepless in Seattle
10. You've Got Mail
11. Leauge of there Own
12. Polar Express
13. Road to Perdition
14. Catch Me if You Can

Ford:
1. Star Wars.
2. Empire Strikes Back
3. Return of the Jedi
4. Raiders of the Lost Ark
5. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
6. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
7. Air Force One
8. Clear and Present Danger
9. What Lies Beneath
10. The Fugitive
(11). American Graffit (due to reissues though and small part)

Murphy:
1. Beverly Hills Cop
2. Beverly Hills Cop II
3. Shrek
4. Shrek 2
5. Nutty Professor
6. Nutty Proffesor 2
7. Dr. Dolittle
8. Dr. Dollite 2
9. Daddy Day Care
10. Mulan
11. Coming to America

Gibson:
1. Signs
2. Pocahauntus
3. Chicken Run
4. Leathel Weapon 2
5. Leathel Weapon 3
6. Leathel Weapon 4
7. Patriot
8. Ransom
9. Maverick
10. What Woman Want

Cruise:
1. Rain Man
2. Collateral
3. Mission: Impossible
4. Mission: Impossible 2
5. Minority Report
6. Vanilla Sky
7. Top Gun
8. Interview with a Vampire
9. The Firm
10. Few Good Men

Carrey:
1. The Mask
2. The Grinch
3. Ace Ventura 2
4. Dumb and Dumber
5. Liar, Liar
6. Lemmony Snickets
7. Truman Show
8. Bruce Almighty
9. Batman Forever

Smith:
1. Independence Day
2. Men in Black
3. Men in Black II
4. I, Robot
5. Enemy of the State
6. Bad Boys II
7. Wild Wild West
8. Shark Tale

Scwartenegger:
1. Terminator 2
2. T3
3. Total Recall
4. Batman and Robin
5. Twins
6. True Lies
7. Eraser

others:
Williams: 6
Willis: 5
Reeves: 5

No, i meant that Cruise is far superior to Ford and Hanks.

Nick Cage has 5 also

Sly has 5!!!!!!!!!!!

2 decade agos exactly

So?

He still has 5, and one was only two years ago... :wink:

I dont think anyone noticed him in Spy Kids 3D, only the most obessesive of all fans would notice that

"It still counts as one" :wink:

lol I concur

wait he did have eye see you...Oh wait, that was DTV

hmm, sly has seen better days...

[-X Such an OLD insult!!

^^^But a good one



Anways, what about Roberts??

and honestly...for murphey I dont really think shrek or shrek2 should count...I mean they should, but they are just voice overs. The fact that cruise and smith have all these movies, basically with them headlining the film is more impressive

Maybe but it still made me laugh

no. not at all.

Small things entertain small minds.

That could be said for your love of Sly movies...

speaking of sly, i watched the specialist last night. i hadn't seen it in a while.

Nobody asked you. And exactly where does the "small" thing come in? :???:

Samual L. Jackson also has 5 films: Pulp Fiction, Die Hard: With a Vengeance, A Time to Kill, XxX, and S.W.A.T. This isn't including some of his other 'smaller roles' movies: Coming to America, Jurassic Park, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and The Incredibles. Inclduing those, that brings the tally to 10 films over $100 million.