13. Robert Downey Jr.
What You Get With Him: The Marvel Franchise, The Sherlock Holmes Franchise Downey. Jr has something working against him that you should take into consideration: the 90s. He had a few great films come out of the era (
Chaplin, Natural Born Killers, Richard III), but the majority of his films have the power to drag you down into the underworld and never let go. Then, Downey Jr. and Nicolas Cage seemed to switch careers, and Downey jumped back into the spotlight after his (in my opinion, perfect) movie
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, only to follow up with the Marvel franchise, the Sherlock franchise,
Tropic Thunder, The Soloist, Due Date, Good Night, and Good Luck, and
Zodiac. And let's not forget his energetic bubbly-ness from the 80s.
12. Christopher Lee
What You Get: The Star Wars Franchise, The Lord of the Rings Franchise, The James Bond Franchise You get a little classic here, with Lee, getting some "newer" franchises, as well as the longest running one in history. Throwing your choice with Lee just proves you're a bit more classy than your fellow man who's only obsessed with future productions. You get a lot of Tim Burton work (the good and bad) and a lot of just plain creepy roles. Most impressively, however, you're getting a plethora of movies from 1948 to the present. Not a bad option, people.