A lot of people grew up knowing names like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger as real macho, heroes who probably were the trendsetter for the use of heavy weapons. Years have passed and new faces have dominated the acting industry. Few latest releases like the Armor and Sly has tried to rekindle the love for those heroes once again. However, with rusted acting skills and older age, do these veteran actors still have the same impact on their audience or are they just losing their once-gained-fame further by displaying inferior acting skills than the younger generation actors?
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other Veteran vs new actors: who actually acts better?
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Both veteran and new actors bring unique qualities to their performances. Veterans have years of experience and a deep understanding of their craft, often delivering nuanced, impactful performances. New actors, on the other hand, bring fresh energy and innovative approaches. It’s not always about who's better, but how well they fit into the role and connect with the audience
Do Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham count as veteran actors? Just wondering.
I love the veteran actors because they deliver incredible performances. Bringing their wealth of experience to a film will make it remarkable. I also love the modern touch the new actors bring to the table as well. I love both worlds.
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I feel it depends on the actor as to whether a veteran could be better than a new actor. Some new actors are good at what they do and could be classed as being better than some of the veteran actors.
It also depends on the acting position they are given, as well, some can thrive as certain characters.
It also depends on the acting position they are given, as well, some can thrive as certain characters.
This can be subjective but if I have to give an answer I would say new actors are better. If you watch veterans actors, you will see most of them are just repeating themselves, they don't show any novelty.
Both veteran and new actors bring something unique to the table. The veterans have a wealth of experience and can bring something meaningful to their characters. The new actors will bring fresh energy and innovative approach to the film as well.
