Favorite Tommy Lee Jones Performance?

He is good friends with Vice President Al Gore

Were they college roommates or is that a myth?

He was a far better Howard Hughes on that miniseries than DiCaprio was in THE AVIATOR. Hughes was known to be sexy. Jones is sexy. DiCaprio isn't.

He was on "One Life to Live."

Lonesome Dove

The Charlie’s Angels pilot.

I've only seen 3 of those movies.

He was Nancy's love interest in an episode of Family, who makes her realize she doesn't want to marry the prof played by David Hedison.

Dr. Mark Toland

Arthur

R1, I think they were actually roommates in college.

Harvard poker player

R2 a myth. He roomed with Oliver Barrett IV

Jones entered Harvard College in 1965 on need-based aid.[8] As an upperclassman, he lived in Dunster House[8] and was roommates with future U.S. vice president Al Gore and with Bob Somerby, who later became editor of the media criticism site The Daily Howler....

One Life to Live. Remember that soap?

When he did The Fugitive, Harrison Ford was looking forward to it and thought they'd have fun. That didn't happen because Jones acted as though he was entitled to be the star of the movie. What a jerk.

Eyes of Laura Mars

Samuel Gerrard in "The Fugitive", blew me away.

He would have been a good Jack in "The Shining".

I loved as Doo.

I’ve heard he’s a nightmare in real life and on set.

I have my love to Lonesome Dove, but he was very funny in JFK.

He was excellent in The Fugitive. (Yeah, yeah, Fiennes and Kingsley were more outstanding.)

I didn’t know he was roommates with Bob Somerby, R13! I love The Daily Howler.

Friday Night Lights

Gerard and Bell are my number one and two. But my third fav Tommy Lee performance isn’t on the list: William Strannix in Under Siege, one of the few times he ever played a villain.

R22 that was Billy Bob Thornton

Soylent Green.

Or was that Leigh Taylor-Young?

Ollie’s roommate

Two Face in Batman Forever

I was always distracted by his acne scars. They were way more noticeable on One Life To Live, obviously.

I think he is "difficult" because he demands a certain level of quality and professionalism.

Like every other Dunster House asshole!

[quote] [R22] that was Billy Bob Thornton

I always get the two of them confused. Also, I get Chris Evans and Chris Pratt confused.

Special mention of "The Executioners Song" - 1982. Story about serial killer, Gary Gilmore.

Jones took home an Emmy that year.

R31; Fat Pratt is a Trump sucking MAGA.

Quite the opposite from the hunky Chris Evans