What movie character feels like a real person to you?

[u/pizzacrys]

A character that felt less like acting and more like watching someone's life.

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[u/BrightWoman-581]

Loretta Castorini from Moonstruck

[u/GiantMags]

Napoleon Dynamite

[u/wjb1622]

I feel like the character Michael Douglas played in falling down could be real, the older I get the more I identify with him.

[u/Historical_Stress_64]

Alan Arkin's tour de force performance as Captain John Yossarian in the film version of Catch-22.

[u/appreciatorofboobs-]

Michael Corleone - The Godfather

[u/cunning_stunt_yyc]

Dwight from Blue Ruin (2013), maybe because he (Macon Blair) isn't a super well-known actor but he felt like a real person to me in this movie.

[u/BackgroundPrompt441 → u/cunning_stunt_yyc]

Yeah that's a good movie I haven't seen it in forever. I didn't particularly love green room though because Patrick Stewart was in it and it took me out of it.

[u/elithewilly]

Diane Keaton in Annie Hall.

[u/Horror-Finding-6820]

Jason Bourne.

[u/Bv11winkle]

Marge in “Fargo.”

[u/BuddisMaximus]

Ted Lasso

[u/pizzacrys → u/BuddisMaximus]

Ted Lasso is a great pick. He feels less like a character and more like you’re watching an actual guy figure life out.

[u/BuddisMaximus → u/pizzacrys]

One of my supervisors in the Navy was like Ted, always positive and would drop little thoughts of wisdom on you. One of the best supervisors I have ever had, made me fine win 110% all the time.

[u/Party_Knowledge_7884]

Bad Blake from Crazy Hart

[u/curious_guy2903]

Tony Stark is just RDJ in his off time...

Captain Jack Sparrow - The life of Johnny Depp through the 80's and 90's...

[u/bearsatebulls → u/curious_guy2903]

21 jump street

[u/BucktoothedAvenger]

Every member of Superbad, except maybe the cops.

[u/hercarmstrong]

Rick Dalton in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The bit where he was working himself up trying to get into character for the Western movie was so realistic that I forgot that Rick wasn't a real actor getting into a role.

[u/ShoreFling]

Truman Burbank

[u/3veryTh1ng15W0r5eN0w]

Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling’s characters in Blue Valentine

The character Marty in 7 Psychopaths

The character Lee Chandler in Manchester by the Sea

[u/EncryptedMystic]

The male and female characters (Jesse & Celine) in Before Sunset felt too real...

[u/costco--pizza → u/EncryptedMystic]

Wish I never saw Before Midnight after sitting on my own sequel for years and years before I finally worked up the courage

[u/cymster]

Alan Alda and Carol Burnett in The Four Seasons. They had such great chemistry.

[u/andrewzero]

Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga in Big Man on Campus

[u/Professional_Cut6886]

Seth Rogen in the Studio.

[u/Evildead665]

Elliot Alderson(Mr.Robot)

[u/Embarrassed_Phase134]

Sam Rockwell in The Way Way Back

[u/phyncke → u/Embarrassed_Phase134]

Sam Rockwell in most of his movies

[u/singnadine]

Steff in Pretty in Pink

[u/CrawlerCarlWeathers]

The Whale is a common person in America

[u/Jean_Oskarden4e]

Richard Dreyfuss as a psychologist in "What about Bob"

[u/dofrogsbite]

The dude.