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Re: Best boy actor performance
Reply #15 - 23. May 2006 at 19:43
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Zachary Ty Bryan ? ? ?

In what did he give the best acting performance EVER?

Home Improvement?  Or was it, "Bigfoot: an Unforgettable Encounter"?


Sorry, but seeing his name as best ever kind of came as a surprise.
  
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Reply #16 - 23. May 2006 at 21:46
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MJ is a little bit of a ZTB fan  Roll Eyes


I think he likes Frankie Muniz as well.   Tongue
  
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Reply #17 - 24. May 2006 at 17:26
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MJ is a little bit of a ZTB fan  Roll Eyes


I think he likes Frankie Muniz as well.   Tongue


Shhh...Zab, you didn't have to let the cat out of the bag to everyone.  Smiley

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Reply #18 - 24. May 2006 at 17:30
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Zachery Ty Bryan ? ? ?

In what did he give the best acting performance EVER?

Home Improvement?  Or was it, "Bigfoot: an Unforgettable Encounter"?


Sorry, but seeing his name as best ever kind of came as a surprise.


Actually, a few of the HI episodes that centered on his character did allow him to shine that light that can ever so glowingly emit from him.

But wher4e his acting really sparkled was in a lot of his guest appearances on other TV shows.  Coming to mind was a landmark episode of "Touched By an Angel" where he played a rich high school hockey player whose family was threatened with bankruptcy.

One of his more deep performances was an episode of Chicken Soup for the Soul called "The Two Sides of Love".  Here he plaued a college bound son trying to (re)connect with his hardtack father.

I could name many more.

Moviewise is the lost gem "Magic Island".  One memorable scene involving bubbleguim exploding ALL OVER his face.

He still has his charm today.  I highly recommend "Codebreakers" if ESPN ever replays it.

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