IMO, it was Church in "Sideways". Loved his character, but felt sorry for old "Lowell" when that Chinese chic beat his ASS with the motorcycle helmet!

2nd was probably Daly playing that schoolteacher with a crush on the rich cheerleader. Although his character was a little weird, the movie kept me on the edge of my seat.

Monk is pretty funny, that's for sure.

I loved Amy Yasbeck in Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

Also, Crystal Bernard in her long-running role on TV's It's a Living. And it's fun to see her work on Happy Days, though she was so young back then.

This is, of course, besides 'Wings'.

Thomas Haden Church ... Sideways - The sole reason I got the movie, and ended up loving the whole flick.

Tony Shalhoub ... Monk

Tim Daly ... The Fugitive - Much better than Harrison Ford.

Steven Weber ... Cursed (aka The Weber Show) *I* liked it, lol.

Brian Haley ... Baby's Day Out

Amy Yasbeck ... Problem Child

Sideways ended up being a pretty entertaining movie. It it weren't for Lowell and Paul Giamotti, I can guarantee I would have never rented it. I'm a 44-yr old single guy. Not a big chance I end up renting a movie whose plot is "two friends travel to the California Wine Country to sample the fruits".

I also wanted to mention that Amy appeared as a regular on the revived game show "I've Got A Secret," which aired on Oxygen circa 2000-2001. She was very good, quick thinking and bright.

I loved Tim in The Outsider with Naomi Watts. I like those period films.

Amy Y in Robin Hood was good too. I remember thinking that she was so pretty in that movie.

I need to see sideways

I love Tony in Monk. His shift from Antonio to Adrian just proves what a talented actor he is.

By the way Craig, what's the name of the movie with Tim and the cheerleader. That sounds interesting and dramatic.

The movie was called "Mr. Gibb". Not an awesome movie, but I didn't have much to pick from for Joe Hackett. His character definitely wasn't Joe Hackett, that's for sure.

I loved Tim in The Outsider with Naomi Watts. I like those period films.

I concur, wingsaddict! The Outsider is definitely a B flick, but he was just plum hot in it -- and it was nice to see him play someone not-so-necessarily-nice.

And CraigB, this cracked me UP:
Sideways ended up being a pretty entertaining movie. It it weren't for Lowell and Paul Giamotti, I can guarantee I would have never rented it. I'm a 44-yr old single guy. Not a big chance I end up renting a movie whose plot is "two friends travel to the California Wine Country to sample the fruits". So funny!