Too true!!!Yep, that's called "acting." So few actors do it that we tend to forget.
I saw him in Leagally Blonde !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love that movie! he's kinda Jack-ass! get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh my god I am hyperOphelia said:"Legally Blonde," "Sleepless in Seattle," "Me and MY Shadows: My Life With Judy Garland," "Invisible Child," "Tuck Everlasting," "Godspell," and numerous others. He's done lots of Broadway shows too. He's been busy!
He was real good in a television movie during the 80's or early 90's about Liberace' where he played Liberace' too.He was pretty good in Titanic and Annie. He recently was in "Music Man" on ABC. Has he been in anything else?
The problem with this movie is I think we're supposed to sympathize with the wives--and they just automatically think, oh, everybody just loves Goldie, it doesn't matter how badly she behaves, everyone will still love her! But even though Mr Garber's character was a womanizing cad, he was still human & didn't even realize he was doing what they finally "got" him on!--Hawn's character came off as vapid and venomous and I ended up sympathizing more for Garber's character (even when I first saw it before I was a big Garber fan). (The other husband came off as far more deserving of his fate.) It's a result of the humanity that Mr Garber infuses into every character he plays, even the most vile. They failed to make Hawn's character sympathetic enough & they showed too much of Garber's character's human side to maintain the comedic edge . . . or maybe I'm just too much of a softie to enjoy vengeance comedy . . . but I did truly enjoy Mr Garber's performance.LeoVK said:Victor was awsome in The First Wives Club. He was the hubby of Goldie Hawn's character--Elise Eliot. Fab movie! Victor is great at all he does.
Well, of course. The engineer was the most heroic character of the story. Winslet's character was a romanticist who got her boyfriend killed. I had a hard time working up a lot of sympathy for her. (I guess the way they told the story there's probably not a lot of women who agree with me . . . it's the T in my personality coming out, I guess . . .)filmlover said:I loved Victor in Titanic, I sympathized with his character more than Leo's or Kate Winslet's character. That scene with the clock made me soo sad and brought tears to my eyes, more so than Leo's death.