His best role

michael bluth

Narrator: And Michael was getting an update on how his newest employee, Nellie, was working out.
Michael: [on the phone] Really? And all the guys like her, huh? That is, that is, that is great. Uh, you mean “away,” though, right? Because otherwise it sounds a little different, but, uh, that’s, uh, that’s outstanding. You forgot to say “away” again. But listen, let me call you back in a bit, okay? Bye. [To Lindsay] Nellie has blown them all away.

I've loved him in everything I've seen him in, starting with "It's Your Move". But I'm going to have to nominate his role in "Dodgeball", purely because his character compelled me to watch the silly movie every time it came on, and eventually compelled me to actually purchase it. Now that is some good acting.

Michael Bluth, 100%, all the way, full stop. His facial expression are outta this world!

Michael: Nope. Don't believe it. I'm taking my son to the cabin, and there's nothing you can say to make me believe that you are not my father.

Oscar: I understand. Your child comes first.

Michael: ... Oh my god you're Oscar.

Oscar: Dot com.

Still, where did the lighter fluid come from - GOB Bluth.

I think its Michael Bluth, no contest.

Besides that, his role as Rip Reed in Smokin Aces was fantastic...too bad it was only two scenes. If it was a bigger part, it would probably be my favorite role of his.

I think he also impressed alot of people as Ray Embrey in Hancock. I enjoyed the movie myself, but many people who hated it said Jason was the only bright spot in the whole film.

And I know its not out and we haven't even seen a trailer, but I expect his role as Dominic Foy in State of Play to be a HUGE role for him. I think it has promise to be his most important role yet.

DODGEBALL!

Of course michael bluth, but you have to love Dave Hogan. I also liked his role The Sweetest Thing, you have to love him singing "Eternal Flame"

In terms of brief roles i have to say Rip Reed in smokin aces. I laugh everytime i see it or think about it!!!

Some men just want to watch the world burn.

I have to agree, and quote ...

I've loved him in everything I've seen him in, starting with "It's Your Move". But I'm going to have to nominate his role in "Dodgeball", purely because his character compelled me to watch the silly movie .
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hilariou, just a couple of words - but his expressions, wow!