What actor is most represented your movie collection?

Funky

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The wife and I, for fun, we went through our DVD collection to see what actors showed up the most in our movies (we have roughly 1,000 films on DVD)
We came up with this:

1. Patrick Stewart
2. (Tie) Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and Tom Hanks
3. (Tie) Arnold, Matt Damon, and Sean Connery
4. (Tie) Will Smith and William Shatner
5. (Tie) Clint Eastwood, Jim Carrey, Charlton Heston and Christopher Walken

Keep in mind, this is just what we have in our collection.

What's yours?
 
1000 movies and Patric Stewart is #1? How many movies has he done? :lol
I don't have specific numbers, but mine would be Harrison Ford, Abbott & Costello, Ginger Rogers, and William Shatner, not necessarily in that order.
 
I'm embarrassed to admit that mines goes 1)Nicolas Cage, 2)Stan Lee, and 3)Jean Claude Van Damme
 
1000 movies and Patric Stewart is #1? How many movies has he done? :lol.

Trust me, we were quite surprised as well! The ones that put him over were Ted, Excalibur, Robin Hood men in tights, Dune, Safehouse and of course the Star Trek and X-men franchises.
 
possibly David Warner

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Time Bandits
Tron
Star Trek V
Star Trek VI
Titanic
Straw Dogs (1971)
Planet of the Apes (2001)
The Omen
Time After Time
In the Mouth of Madness
The Company of Wolves
The Man With Two Brains
 
Now that I think about it, the most represented actor in my collection has to be Jackie Chan.
 
I have a very limited and eclectic movie collection but just glancing at it, it goes something like this:

1) Harrison Ford
2) Rudy Ray Moore
3) Toshiro Mifune
 
I have no clue where all of mine are, but I have a feeling it'll be a Japanese voice actor at #1. And that's even counting full series as "1". Most of my DVDs are Japanese.
 
Jackie Chan I own off the top of my head:

Project A
Police Story
Police Story 2
Police Story 3
Mr. Canton and Lady Rose
Big Brawl
Mr. Nice Guy
Rumble in the Bronx
The Myth
The Medallion
The Tuxedo
Shanghai Noon
Shanghai Knights
Armour of God
Armour of God 2
Enter the Dragon (uncredited thug)
Drunken Master
Forbidden Kingdom
New Police Story
Vampire Effect
Rush Hour
Rush Hour 2
Karate Kid (2010)
Around the World in 80 Days
Who Am I?
First Strike
Thunderbolt
City Hunter
Twin Dragons
 
Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are up there for sure. Other than that I've got a (possibly surprising to some) very small DVD/Bluray collection. I watch a lot of my stuff in digital media, and nowadays it's more TV than anything else.
 
I'd have to run the numbers, I think.. I have a fair bit of Schwarzenegger, Harrison Ford, Johnny Depp's in everything, etc. I have an app that tracks that stuff, but I haven't been feeding all my DVDs and Blu-rays into it like a good boy.
 
Not in any particular order, multiple series / for quantity of individual movies


Patrick Steward (and if that yardstick is used, many other Trek actors, and would be topped by Michael Dorn)
Scott Bakula (ST & Quantum Leap)
Dean Stockwell (BSG & QL)
As above, the Stargate actors (Topped by Claudia Black for SG & Farscape)
Harrison Ford
Tom Hanks
Nicholas Cage
Tom Selleck
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Sylvester Stallone
Sean Connery
Keanu Reeves
Mel Gibson
Clint Eastwood
Edward James Olmos (in quantity for Miami Vice & BSG)
Tommy Lee Jones
Dustin Hoffman
Eddie Murphy
Julia Roberts
Angelina Jolie
Robert De Niro
Michelle Pfeiffer
Scarlett Johansson
Susan Sarandon
Cuba Gooding Jr
Morgan Freeman
Bruce Willis
Richard Chamberlain
Kevin Bacon
Kiefer Sutherland
Russell Crowe
Tom Cruise
Michael J. Fox
George Clooney
Kevin Costner
Al Pacino
Marlon Brando
Jack Nicholson
Charlton Heston
Donald Sutherland
Brad Pitt
Gene Hackman


There are more, but these are the ones that stick out like a sore thumb :lol

Plus got tired of speed reading DVD titles with my head tilted :lol
 
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Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are up there for sure. Other than that I've got a (possibly surprising to some) very small DVD/Bluray collection. I watch a lot of my stuff in digital media, and nowadays it's more TV than anything else.

I gave away the last of my DVDs last week. I hadn't watched one in 4-5 years so it was time to get rid. I'm a big fan of digital media.
 
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