What was Diane Lane’s best movie?

Unfaithful.

Streets of Fire and Rumble fish

Lady Beware. Has anyone seen it?

Definitely UNFAITHFUL. A good role, right at the center of the story.

Hardball

UNFAITHFUL might have such a strong role for an actress because it’s a remake of the French LA FEMME INFIDEL (1969)

American writers don’t usually create leads for women like that.

A Walk on the Moon. Diane, Viggo and Liev. Great movie.

I liked her most in her early roles - if you ask me she was one of the most luminous teenage actresses of all time. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE FABULOUS STAINS is my personal fave. That opening scene where her character is interviewed for the TV is priceless. A LITTLE ROMANCE is a close second.

It's just sad that she never had the huge career she deserved, because you rarely see someone with such a great combination of good looks and amazing acting skills. She should've had the career that cunt Julia Roberts went on to have.

Streets of Fire. Great soundtrack. Also had hunk Michael Pare.

Lady Beware

Paris Can Wait is a sweet little gem about living spontaneously.

Not sure about her best, but I think I just saw her worst last week: The Glass House. Viewer beware.

Wasn't she in that movie where Ben Affleck played the old TV Superman? I'm pretty sure she was good in that.

I still love Cotton Club. I love it when she told Gere, "This is how these people live. Wise up, sap!" Plus a drop of blood lands just below her eye while she's wearing a sparkly flapper hat. It's the perfect accessory to the outfit.

Unfaithful

A Little Romance.

R13 Is a sequined skull cap, fucking hot as hell, love that film

Unfaithful

Paris Can Wait sounds like a mediocre reimagining of Under the Tuscan Sun.

I liked her in THE OUTSIDERS and RUMBLE FISH too, she was perhaps, outside of Brooke Sheilds, one of the prettiest teenagers I have ever seen... just gorgeous.

I watch The Glass House everytime it's on the telly - it's howlingly bad, but in a good way. Leelee Sobieski is fascinatingly stiff and it's hilarious how the film suddenly turns into a car chase-filled action flick in the last 10 minutes. But Lane was totally wasted in her role (in more ways than one).

Diane was wild in The Glass House.

R17 It has broad similarities to Under the Tuscan Sun (my favorite). Paris Can Wait is about two people getting to know one another, and learning to enjoy simple pleasures and seize the moments that make life worth living.

Unfaithful. Everyone looked so chic in that movie.

But, in A Walk on the Moon, you watch the tension between her instincts as a mother and her burgeoning instincts as a woman come to fore. It's a brilliant performance.

Unfaithful

A Walk on the Moon was 2nd favorite.

I also liked Streets of Fire and Cotton Club I actually don't think there is a bad Diane Lane movie period.

Unfaithful

When the gusts of wind catch her trench coat to expose her legs, beautiful, sexy, vulnerable.

Six Pack, obviously.

R3, I saw it and that stalker was hot as fuck. James something.

Touched By Love

When beauty queens SNAP!

Me and My Shadows.

My brief life as Barbra Streisand's step daughter in law.

I would say unfaithful.//// but mostly because co star Oliver Martinez was at his absolute hottest point in the looks dept

Under the Tuscan Sun is one of those odd little movies that I know isn't great, but I can still watch it a thousand times and not tire of it.

R29 - Wow. Even in that trash, she is so beautiful!!

I love watching her in The Outsiders as well with her "cherry red" hair.

Oh c’mon that’ ripping sing at the end of Streets of Fire with her in the hot little dress? Even total mo’s were gawking that down.

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Unfaithful.

In France, she would be one of their busiest actresses. But American boy writers don't know what to do with her.

Rumblefish, Streets of Fire, Lady Beware.

A Walk on the Moon is a wonderful film.

Lady Beware... always loved it.

I've seen her on The Outsiders (super beautiful), Unfaithful, and The Perfect Storm. She was good in all three movies. I don't know which I would say was the best.

Unfaithful. When she notices the snow globe is back in the living room. Brilliant. But A Walk on the Moon is great too. And with Viggo. I forgot about the Perfect Storm. But that's not much of a part like the others.

Holly woodland. She played Toni Mannix, the aging, desperate lover of George Reeves, to absolute perfection.

Even Affleck was good in that one.

Forgot about that one too ^^^. Enjoyed that movie.

Unfaithful. On the train home she completely captured a woman who just did the deed and had many mixed emotions. It was incredibly realistic.

I’m going to have check out Lady Beware.

She was very good in Hollywoodland, but my favorite is still Streets of Fire.

No mention of me?

Did she have a best movie? She is undeniably beautiful, but not a terribly great actress. One of my favorite lines from the real Australian (not the horrifying US re-make) Kath & Kim series was when Kath tells Kim about renting "Under the Tuscan Sun". Rather than her usual - "It's noice, it's different, it's unusual", she doesn't particularly care for it but tells Kim that the video store rented the tape with a "never to be returned label" attached to it.

She was everything in Hollywoodland. That is my vote.

R50- She is good in it,

[quote]r33 Wow. Even in that trash, she is so beautiful!!

For you...

r46 it's on you tube but you probably have to pay now.. ( we're only in it for the money...Frank Zappa) .it's only on vhs also.....

she's a great actress.....unfaithful was ....something....for it's time. the ending was nowheresville.

under the tuscan sun was such a fabulous book about the author and her husband moving to italy and rebuilding an old home, and all about that and the food and obv she sold the rights for them to totally rape her story and turn it into the crap that was that movie. i highly recommend the book.

and not using run-on sentences!!

Another vote for Unfaithful. Like R45, I know exactly the roller coaster of emotions an unfaithful spouse goes thru. Diane Lane captured that brilliantly in her post sex train scene.