9 Actors Who Had More Than 100 Roles In Their Careers
Films and television series can win us over. They enthrall us with their stories and the extraordinary things they've been through. The moving performances of the performers are responsible for a significant portion of that power. The people whose names appear on this list not only realized their ambitions of becoming performers but also left an indelible impression on our collective recollection of them.
We have compiled this list of performers who, according to IMDb, have been a part of more than 100 film projects. These actors will certainly be remembered for their outstanding job throughout their careers.
In Magic and The Elephant Man, he played the lead part for the first time 11 years later. The role of Hannibal Lecter catapulted him to international acclaim and won him an Academy Award for Best Actor. Hopkins, who has been in nearly 140 films, still has a hunger to play a variety of roles.
Films like Sleuth, California Suite, Hannah and Her Sisters (for which he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor), Little Voice (for which he won a Golden Globe), and Batman Begins have helped make him a household name. There are 176 roles in his acting resume at this point.
One of the high points of his career was his main part in the movie Star 80, for which he received another Golden Globe nomination in 1983. After two years, his appearance in The Train from Hell made him a household name as one of the industry's "best-supporting actors."
We have compiled this list of performers who, according to IMDb, have been a part of more than 100 film projects. These actors will certainly be remembered for their outstanding job throughout their careers.
1. Anthony Hopkins
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In Magic and The Elephant Man, he played the lead part for the first time 11 years later. The role of Hannibal Lecter catapulted him to international acclaim and won him an Academy Award for Best Actor. Hopkins, who has been in nearly 140 films, still has a hunger to play a variety of roles.
2. Jackie Chan
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3. Michael Caine
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Films like Sleuth, California Suite, Hannah and Her Sisters (for which he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor), Little Voice (for which he won a Golden Globe), and Batman Begins have helped make him a household name. There are 176 roles in his acting resume at this point.
4. Samuel L. Jackson
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5. Christopher Plummer
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6. Christopher Lee
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7. Danny Trejo
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9. Eric Roberts
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One of the high points of his career was his main part in the movie Star 80, for which he received another Golden Globe nomination in 1983. After two years, his appearance in The Train from Hell made him a household name as one of the industry's "best-supporting actors."
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