7. Al Pacino
Fair enough, you maybe cant explicitly classify Pacino as a 90s actor, although you can make the case that his output during the 90s is as consistently good as his output during any other decade of his career. Lets look again at some of that 90s output shall we: you got Scent of a Woman, Glengarry Glen Ross, Carlitos Way, Heat, Devils Advocate, Donnie Brasco and The Insider. All awesome movies, all made better by Pacinos performances. But all that ferocity, all that fire was seemingly spent by the time the noughties rolled around, and although he was still shouting and screaming (as is one of his trademarks), there was a decided emptiness to his performances in the likes of People I Know, The Recruit, Righteous Kill and the righteously terrible Gigli, and for agreeing to appear in that last one, he really does want his head checking. Despite being in some of the greatest movies like of all time Godfather, Scarface, Dog Day Afternoon you wouldnt necessarily think so from the look of his more recent filmography.