I tried to be concise in the title, but to elaborate:
On one end of the spectrum you have movies like Gravity, Hard Candy, The Sunset Limited, Sleuth, Before Sunset/Sunrise/Midnight, Buried, Moon, My Dinner with Andre, 127 Hours, and Gravity in which roughly 90% (if not more) of the spoken lines are delivered by just one or two actors.
But what I'm asking for is the other end of the spectrum: what movie requires the highest "n" number of actors to reach 90% of the movie's dialogue? 90% is arbitrary, but seems like a good starting point to get my gist. Presumably it would be something with a large and even-split ensemble cast such as Ocean's Eleven, Nashville, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, 12 Angry Men, Boogie Nights, Lord of the Rings, Pulp Fiction, or Usual Suspects...but what specifically do you guys think?
Submitted May 30, 2018 at 09:59AM by e8odie https://ift.tt/2svct3d