01 His Aragorn finally claims his birthright, leading the armies of Middle-earth into their final stand.
Drama intensethought provoking
Viggo Mortensen turned down blockbuster after blockbuster before finally becoming a star in his forties, and he’s spent the decades since choosing roles almost entirely for how strange or difficult they are. In The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003): His Aragorn finally claims his birthright, leading the armies of Middle-earth into their final stand. Equally memorable is Green Book (2018): His Oscar-nominated role as a brash Bronx bouncer driving a Black pianist through the segregated South.
01 His Aragorn finally claims his birthright, leading the armies of Middle-earth into their final stand.
02 A quiet small-town diner owner's buried past as a killer resurfaces after one act of self-defense.
03 A weathered mercenary swordsman navigates court intrigue and war in 17th-century Spain.
04 A Russian mob driver in London gets pulled deeper into the organization than he ever intended.
05 A schoolteacher in colonial Algeria is ordered to escort a prisoner across dangerous, war-torn terrain.
06 His Oscar-nominated role as a brash Bronx bouncer driving a Black pianist through the segregated South.
07 A commanding turn as Sigmund Freud, clashing with Carl Jung over the future of psychoanalysis.
08 A father raising his six children off the grid must reintegrate them into society after a family tragedy.
09 A grieving cowboy and his mustang enter a brutal 3,000-mile endurance race across the Arabian desert.
10 A tough, uncompromising Master Chief training the first woman through Navy SEAL selection.