10 Actors Who Have Never Made A Sequel

1. Daniel Day-Lewis

Daniel Day-Lewis There Will Be Blood
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he was going to win the Best Actor Oscar whenever he released a movie, and while things didn't always go that way, he did take home three of those coveted prizes throughout his illustrious career, for My Left Foot, There Will Be Blood, and Lincoln.

Much like DiCaprio though, Day-Lewis' career choices just didn't lend themselves to sequels. He preferred to act in serious dramas, a category of film that rarely - if ever - leads to a franchise, or even a single followup.

Couple this with his extremely selective nature, and it isn't really a surprise that he never found himself starring in a sequel or two. And considering that he's been retired for the last four years... it looks like he never will.

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