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Actors are like favourites food. You digest them over and over again, until one day you decide that you've had a bit too much of that particular food, and you don't ever want to put it in your mouth again. To prevent this from happening, of course, it's wise not to eat too much of your most beloved foods - take it steady, shove it into your face occasionally, and don't ruin the experience by overexposing yourself to its charms. In the case of actors, then, which my analogy coincides with
perfectly (yes), actors are great until one day you feel like you can't get away from them. This phenomenon occurs with pretty much everything, of course: you have too much, and you start to get a little tired of it. That's why you only go to a theme park once a year and not once a week, and why a TV show runs at roughly 22 episodes a season and not 373. So whereas there are some actors working in Hollywood today who the majority would agree are super awesome, there's a point at which it begins to feel as though the same actors are in almost
everything. Which is, co-incidentally, how I'm currently feeling about the 10 actors I've included here... All of whom are great, by the way... but overexposure has been known to kill careers. Ask Jude Law, who went acting-mental a few years back to the point where the public lost interest and he had to disappear for a while. Take a break, guys. You've earned it.