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Actor: Laurence Fishburne

Laurence Fishburne lied about his age to be cast in Apocalypse Now and was fourteen when shooting began, spending more than a year in the Philippines on that production.

He was nominated for Best Actor for What’s Love Got to Do with It, playing Ike Turner, and has said he took the role reluctantly.

Morpheus in The Matrix is the performance most people know, delivered with a formality that makes the exposition sound like scripture, which is exactly what the film needs.

Boyz n the Hood and Deep Cover are the essential earlier work, and he won a Tony for August Wilson’s Two Trains Running.

Laurence Fishburne as Ray Langston from the 2009 CSI trilogy crossover event spanning Miami, New York, and Las Vegas. TITLEDavid Caruso

The CSI Trilogy (2009) Review

The CSI Trilogy rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Three separately produced network shows ran one continuing investigation across three consecutive nights in 2009, with three production teams, three visual styles and one case. Nobody has attempted…

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King of New York (1990) film posterChristopher Walken

King of New York (1990)

King of New York is Abel Ferrara's 1990 American crime film. The work is one of the principal independent crime films of the early 1990s and one of the strongest Walken lead performances of his substantial filmography.

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The Matrix (1999) film posterCarrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix (1999) Review

The Wachowskis accomplished something that almost never happens in blockbuster cinema: they made a philosophy lecture into one of the most viscerally entertaining action films ever made, and the philosophy and the action are the same thing. This review is…

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