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World lost a wonderful dancer and a beautiful human being inside and out the day Patrick Swayze passed away. 🥺😢😭 The Documentary I Am Patrick Swayze was so unbelievably good!! I was in tears by the end of it!
Most dancers who have trained all of their lives are really good . Why would Patrick Swayze be any different . He is not some super dancer and nobody else can achieve it .
My family loved him not only because he was a great dancer and actor, but because he had a farm with his wife and they had Arabian horses. We had a couple boarded at a stable for a short time, but had to give them up. They've always been special to me, though I love all horses.
Absolutely, you could see while his professional partner had the moves she was way more stiff in the movements, Alfonso looked so much more natural and comfortable doing them. When a professional dancer struggles you know it’s hard to do
I was a teen when Walken danced onto our screens and it was a MOMENT!! *Everyone* was like AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH! It was SO GOOD. But I have to tell you, Tom Holland's "Umbrella" will be stuck in my mind til the end of time. Absolutely amazing.
I am actually confused that he's on this list. He started his career on Broadway... dancing. If there's anything ppl should know about him is that he can dance.
I was really not surprised by any of these actors I did love Tom Holland. BUT CHRISTOPHER WALKENS Fat Boy Slim, is so way above any of these. Because other than Pennies From Heaven and Hairspray, all his roles have never even come close to being a dancer. Yeah, the guy who blows his brains out in The Deer Hunter...nah, not a dancer, ever, nope.
Didn't he, like Alfonzo Ribeiro, get his start on Broadway? "Weapon of Choice" is one of my favorite music videos ever. Also one of my favorite Fatboy Slim songs.
Yeah a lot of this just sounds like Ms Mojo isn't um... well versed in theatre.... Most of these people are trained. It comes as a pretty requisite for most drama schools in the UK. So any British ones should be the least surprising. I remember they asked me before I looked into Rose Bruford and Mountain view....
@@originalcosmicgirl I saw an interview with Walken where he said that he got his start as a review dancer. No shame there, those guys are amazing dancers. But then he did go to Broadway.
@moniqueengleman873~~Indeed he was~~When my son moved to California he met Mr. Hines at a gym where they both worked out together~~My son told me he was one of the nicest and down to earth guy he'd ever met~~Broke his heart when he passed~~R.I.P. Mr Gregory Hines~~💖💖💖~~
I'm stunned that Steve Martin had the moves and kept up with Hines. Hines was one of the best dancers ever. And a great actor too. Running Scared is my fave buddy cop films with him and Billy Crystal. Such a crying shame he died so young.
That's like being surprised that John Travolta can dance. They shouldn't be on a list like this. Bacon and Travolta made their names in movies that were based around dancing.
Al Pacino....... Scent of a Woman💃🕺(other films he dances, The Godfather, Scarface, Cruising, House of Gucci, Sea of Love) But it's his Tango in Scent of a Woman with Gabrielle Anwar(Burnt Notice) which is outstanding💃🕺
I'm so glad you gave Mr. Walken the props he deserved for "Weapon of Choice". I was never a huge fan of his until I saw that video, and I was instantly obsessed. You can't help but love a guy who can laugh at himself, and the self-deprecating humor, added to his obvious skill-is just _hot!_ Probably one of my favorite music video moments ever.
Walken is an amazing actor - utterly mesmerizing in 'The Deer Hunter', 'King of New York' and 'Pulp Fiction' amongst many others. Along with Harvey Keitel and Gene Hackman, one of the finest actors of the last fifty years. To learn he was an EVEN better dancer than actor after first seeing Fatboy Slim's 'Weapon of Choice' was an eye opener. But this list is nothing without Matthew Broderick (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Dan Ackroyd (The Blues Brothers) and Tom Cruise (Pour Some Sugar on Me)..... IMHO of course :)
But are you old enough to remember his start on Broadway in the Tap Dance Kid prior to that?? It wss a wonderful play and he was so talented as the young lead.
Showing my age, I knew Alfonso Ribeiro could dance from his role on thev80s sitcom Silver Spoons. His character on that show just loooved Michael Jackson, and usually wore a red leather jacket like MJ in the Thriller days - and danced in it. And it should not be a surprise Kate Hudson can dance since her mother is Goldie Hawn, who also started as a dancer.
Yes, he was also in the musical The Tap Dance Kid and danced w/MJ in the Pepsi commercials even before that. I knew him for dancing before anything else.
Actually, Christopher Walken showed off his dancing prowess much earlier, in 1981's Pennies from Heaven (with Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters) in a show-stopping dance number.
Mads Mikkelsen dancing in 'Another round' was amazing. He should be in this list, too. You can see his dancing in youtube, too. The film earned Oscar in 2020 as the Best international film and many other international film prizes.
got to admit Antonio's Banderas🌡🌡 dance with Catherine Zeta-Jones 💃🏻💃🏻and the Latino lovers from back in the days, Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, was probably one of the scenes that opened my horizons in different styles of dances, but Channing 🕺🏻🕺🏻Tatum's Step up skills are forever 🙇🏻♀🙇🏻♀EPIC
@@anna_in_aotearoa3166 yet I found Renee to outperform Zeta-Jones…. To me she sang more powerfully and danced more gracefully. Oh well they were both fabulous though.
I much preferred Renee Zellweger's dance moves to Catherine's. I think Catherine pushed too hard and was too aggressive with her dancing. I wouldn't be surprised if Zellweger had training.
He has been training as a dancer since he was 3. Also as a gymnast when he was not much older. If you search through YT it’s not hard to see evidence of his training. There are even a few clips from Billy Elliot.
Hugh Jackman no surprise at all, I've seen his show in person (The Man, the Music, the Show) and he is incredible. The first time I ever saw him was when PBS played a filming of the West End Oklahoma, which he starred in.
You really missed some background on Swayze. His wife (1975-2009 [his death]), Lisa Niemi met him when she was a 14 year old student of Patrick Swayze's mom's dance studio. They married 5 years later and moved to New York to further their dance careers. She was an actor, writer, choreographer, and director as well. They fostered their love of dance together through all their years. Look up Lisa Niemi and Patrick Swayze dancing. It is mesmerizing.
Christopher Walken is multi talented. One of my favorite movies used to be Puss in Boots. Walken plays the cat. He sings, he dances, he channels cat behavior. It is an awesome movie for kids and adults.
Christopher Walken and Tom Hiddleston and Tom Holland really surprised me the most 😊 because not only are they talented actors but really great dancers too🕺❤️❤️
@@sherylcarey3933 Patrick Swayze died at 57, 20 months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. I'm 57, dying of the same disease. At 12 months post diagnosis, I'm looking at about the same timeframe.
People mention Patrick Swayze like this is some revelation; what about Jennifer Grey? Her father was a professional actor/singer/dancer, but she apparently didn't grow up in studios, as Swayze did. It may be hype, but her story is she wasn't that into dance before Baby (although she did study it at the arts school she attended.)
Seems like they didn't bother mentioning the women these men were dancing with. I thought maybe because they all had dance training earlier in their careers...until they brought up Patrick Swayze. He was basically a dancer that became an actor so I guess that's not it.🤨
I mean, it’s one thing to know how to dance and another to do a choreographed dance for a movie. Yes, some of them can dance, but definitely mot all on this list.
Jenna Ortega's Wednesday dance is so iconic, and she apparently filmed it when she was sick with Covid. I hope that they'll have her dance in the upcoming season.
She was told to come up with a dance early in the production. She told the funny story, that (the director?), said to her, ‘I know you’ve probably been working on the dance’..- ah- ! Very close to the scene, she did give it thought! Wow, she more than succeeded with a signature “Wednesday “.
Really young. He started in a review troop. Then he moved on to better performances. But he said he'd never thought of acting, he really just wanted to keep dancing.
Boy can Hugh Jackman dance. He was doing a tour after The Greatest Showman and I was able to catch one of the performances. He is something to see on stage. He puts on quite a show. His dancing and singing are on par. Had an absolutely phenomenal time.
French Steward in "Third Rock From the Sun," "Life's been good to me", (he can move!), and Wilbur Valderama, in "That 70's Show", (many scenes)... he can also move!
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I remember those commercials. 👍🏾
You hardly showed their dancing.
I loved Jennifer Garner in the thriller dance.❤❤❤❤❤
I love the Carlton too! I always bust a mood❤❤❤😅😊
Brendan Fraser swing dancing in Blast From the Past was pretty good
I love that scene!
@@CK8smallville Oh, yes I forgot and I loved that one too.
Abso-freakin-lutely. He is awesome in any role
Oh yeah he really killed it in that scene 😊❤️
Blast from the past! 🫰🏼
I was going crazy trying to think of the name of that movie the other day!
World lost a wonderful dancer and a beautiful human being inside and out the day Patrick Swayze passed away. 🥺😢😭
The Documentary I Am Patrick Swayze was so unbelievably good!! I was in tears by the end of it!
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He isn't dead he is just in hideing like many other celebs
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Most dancers who have trained all of their lives are really good . Why would Patrick Swayze be any different . He is not some super dancer and nobody else can achieve it .
My family loved him not only because he was a great dancer and actor, but because he had a farm with his wife and they had Arabian horses. We had a couple boarded at a stable for a short time, but had to give them up. They've always been special to me, though I love all horses.
Steve Martin and Gregory Hines!!! That was amazing!!
Paul Rudd too ❤
Miss Gregory so very much.
I agree with you - about Martin And Hines, anyway!
@henrietta9206 sure! Disney producers looked into the future and decided she'd someday portray his M-I-L in THEIR movie...so, uh, right?
I could watch Gregory Hines dance all day long!!
Steve Martin started as a Disney Kid at 10. You know, the kids who do the performances at the Disney parks. A long number of years performing.
6:45 idk if anyone has actually _TRIED_ to do The Carlton, but it actually requires a good amount of coordination and practice 😂
Absolutely, you could see while his professional partner had the moves she was way more stiff in the movements, Alfonso looked so much more natural and comfortable doing them.
When a professional dancer struggles you know it’s hard to do
Yes. I’ve seen some people look really stiff. His partner on DWTS was stiff.
Everyone that watched the show tried...
And a good back too.😊
@@jsw11984 ...and yet, he injured himself doing it.
I was a teen when Walken danced onto our screens and it was a MOMENT!! *Everyone* was like AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH! It was SO GOOD.
But I have to tell you, Tom Holland's "Umbrella" will be stuck in my mind til the end of time. Absolutely amazing.
Baby Tom Holland is precious💖
Tom Hiddleston attended the GSA, where you need to pass 5 different dances and other skills before getting accepted. So no surprise he can dance.
Can he?
@@catherinehpn3613
You thinking tom holland studied ballet i think
I think you meant Tom Holland they are both brits
A lot of folks forget Alfonso Ribeiro did a Pepsi commercial with Michael Jackson
That’s what comes to mind every time I see Alfonso Ribeiro !
Alfonso Ribeiro was on Broadway in "The Tap dance kid" before he moved to television starring in the classic sitcom "Silverspoon" with Rick Schroeder🕺
I am actually confused that he's on this list. He started his career on Broadway... dancing. If there's anything ppl should know about him is that he can dance.
I was just coming here to mention the Pepsi commercial, but ya beat me to it. 😁😉
At 8 he was on Broadway in The Tap Dance Kid. I remember him on Silver Spoons where he danced.
Christopher walkens dance is just so iconic. 😂
I was really not surprised by any of these actors I did love Tom Holland. BUT CHRISTOPHER WALKENS Fat Boy Slim, is so way above any of these. Because other than Pennies From Heaven and Hairspray, all his roles have never even come close to being a dancer. Yeah, the guy who blows his brains out in The Deer Hunter...nah, not a dancer, ever, nope.
Christopher Walken is a trained dancer!
Didn't he, like Alfonzo Ribeiro, get his start on Broadway? "Weapon of Choice" is one of my favorite music videos ever. Also one of my favorite Fatboy Slim songs.
Yeah a lot of this just sounds like Ms Mojo isn't um... well versed in theatre....
Most of these people are trained. It comes as a pretty requisite for most drama schools in the UK. So any British ones should be the least surprising. I remember they asked me before I looked into Rose Bruford and Mountain view....
@@originalcosmicgirl I saw an interview with Walken where he said that he got his start as a review dancer. No shame there, those guys are amazing dancers. But then he did go to Broadway.
Patrick Swazye was a trained dancer
Rip Pat ❤😊
And his wife was an amazing dancer as well.
As Catherine Zeta Jones, Alfonso Rebeiro, Christopher Walken and a few more.
They said that in the video
He attended his mother's dance studio.
RIP Gregory Hines.
Such an incredible dancer.
He was a great actor, too! He was great in Wolfen.
I liked hi in History of the World too.
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@moniqueengleman873~~Indeed he was~~When my son moved to California he met Mr. Hines at a gym where they both worked out together~~My son told me he was one of the nicest and down to earth guy he'd ever met~~Broke his heart when he passed~~R.I.P. Mr Gregory Hines~~💖💖💖~~
Gregory Hines. Simply the BEST!
I'm stunned that Steve Martin had the moves and kept up with Hines. Hines was one of the best dancers ever. And a great actor too. Running Scared is my fave buddy cop films with him and Billy Crystal. Such a crying shame he died so young.
"White Nights" was a three hour film. All I remember is his dance with Baryshnikov. It's fine-that was the only reason I turned up in the first place.
That doesn't count as a actor we didn't know could dance. He was a professional dancer.
Yes, but he was a known dancer. This is a list of actors who can surprisingly dance.
Rip Gregory H❤
No Kevin Bacon???? Questionable 🤨
Absolutely agree!
Yes why isnt he on this list.
Kevin is great dancer
I have his skate disco book.
That's like being surprised that John Travolta can dance. They shouldn't be on a list like this. Bacon and Travolta made their names in movies that were based around dancing.
Faison dancing in Scrubs will always make me smile.
Every time I hear that song I see that footwork. 😁
Al Pacino....... Scent of a Woman💃🕺(other films he dances, The Godfather, Scarface, Cruising, House of Gucci, Sea of Love) But it's his Tango in Scent of a Woman with Gabrielle Anwar(Burnt Notice) which is outstanding💃🕺
"Nonchalant intensity" is a GREAT way to describe Christopher Walken!
I love that phrase! #goals
I'm so glad you gave Mr. Walken the props he deserved for "Weapon of Choice". I was never a huge fan of his until I saw that video, and I was instantly obsessed. You can't help but love a guy who can laugh at himself, and the self-deprecating humor, added to his obvious skill-is just _hot!_
Probably one of my favorite music video moments ever.
He had a career in dancing long before he thought of acting.
@@Hollylivengood Yes, he did, but I-amongst many-never knew of his dancing skills until that video came out.
Pennies from Heaven 😍
Walken is an amazing actor - utterly mesmerizing in 'The Deer Hunter', 'King of New York' and 'Pulp Fiction' amongst many others. Along with Harvey Keitel and Gene Hackman, one of the finest actors of the last fifty years. To learn he was an EVEN better dancer than actor after first seeing Fatboy Slim's 'Weapon of Choice' was an eye opener. But this list is nothing without Matthew Broderick (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Dan Ackroyd (The Blues Brothers) and Tom Cruise (Pour Some Sugar on Me)..... IMHO of course :)
Christopher Walken is my favourite actor! ❤
One of the greatest dance parodies on SNL was Steve Martin and Gilda Radner performing "Dancing in the Dark" - a timeless classic.
Agreed!!
*Some* of us are old enough to remember Alfonzo Ribero dancing with Michael Jackson in a Pepsi commercial.
EXACTLY!!! I can still see the red jacket.
But are you old enough to remember his start on Broadway in the Tap Dance Kid prior to that?? It wss a wonderful play and he was so talented as the young lead.
@@Whipslinger1I came here to say THIS.
I’m old enough to remember him starring in the Tap Dance Kid. He’s always been a dancer.
He was also 'The Tapdance Kid' on Broadway.
Dancing sequences always make me giddily happy
Showing my age, I knew Alfonso Ribeiro could dance from his role on thev80s sitcom Silver Spoons. His character on that show just loooved Michael Jackson, and usually wore a red leather jacket like MJ in the Thriller days - and danced in it.
And it should not be a surprise Kate Hudson can dance since her mother is Goldie Hawn, who also started as a dancer.
Yes, he was also in the musical The Tap Dance Kid and danced w/MJ in the Pepsi commercials even before that. I knew him for dancing before anything else.
I loved Silver Spoons!
Me too!!!!!!❤😂
I don't care what Daniel Craig does, as long as I can watch him do it, lol.
😂😂
A-fucking-men.
Daniel Craig was a total suprise
As a Daniel Craig fan, I cringed. LOL!
@@SPORT2932 You're not alone, I did too!
I didn't think his dancing was in the same league as all the others featured.
I could have gone without knowing James Bond like to bump and grind
Very Dave Gahan.
Actually, Christopher Walken showed off his dancing prowess much earlier, in 1981's Pennies from Heaven (with Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters) in a show-stopping dance number.
Walken finds a way to dance in every movie he’s in.
Old Broadway hoofer from wayyyyy back. Puss N Boots. Check it out.
Christopher Walken-Weapons of Destruction-rap? Song/“copied by others”!!!!
I believe dance is emotion unleashed.❤
Very intimate. I can dance alone to great music or with a partner. Never be afraid to dance alone if the music moves you.
💯 It’s so therapeutic & such a healthy form of expression & catharsis.
Good call.
And just like emotion some people don't know how to express it.
Sam rockwell, cuba gooding Jr,Don Franklin ,matt bomer.
oh yeah.. the cast of Rat Race, more like it. Cause in that one, it wasn't just Cuba delivering some sick moves.
Mads Mikkelsen dancing in 'Another round' was amazing. He should be in this list, too. You can see his dancing in youtube, too. The film earned Oscar in 2020 as the Best international film and many other international film prizes.
I can’t believe it’s not in the list
He can dance anything/CanCan, when young!!!
I was convinced it would be the number 1 in the list and it turns out it's not even in the list at all!
Me too I watched the whole video waiting for his performance to be on the list
Aaron Taylor-Johnson is damn good too. And as another commenter mentioned, Brendan Fraser’s dancing in Blast from the Past was outstanding!
I so loved watching Gregory Hines dance. I don’t care who it is with.
Ye same. I just get mesmerized by tap dancing
got to admit Antonio's Banderas🌡🌡 dance with Catherine Zeta-Jones 💃🏻💃🏻and the Latino lovers from back in the days, Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, was probably one of the scenes that opened my horizons in different styles of dances, but Channing 🕺🏻🕺🏻Tatum's Step up skills are forever 🙇🏻♀🙇🏻♀EPIC
Hard to believe Zeta-Jones was pregnant during the filming of Chicago.
Finally someone mentioned that. And she is deathly afraid of heights. Why she always had her hand on the railing.
Finally someone mentioned that. And she is deathly afraid of heights. Why she always had her hand on the railing.
why?
Why? You know women don't start at 9 months, right? Early on isn't noticeable.
Renee Zellweger is an outstanding dancer! I loved her in Chicago!
Yes! She worked so darn hard too, aiming to keep up with costar Zeta-Jones who has such a lengthy song & dance background.
@@anna_in_aotearoa3166 yet I found Renee to outperform Zeta-Jones…. To me she sang more powerfully and danced more gracefully. Oh well they were both fabulous though.
I much preferred Renee Zellweger's dance moves to Catherine's. I think Catherine pushed too hard and was too aggressive with her dancing. I wouldn't be surprised if Zellweger had training.
I was getting ready to cuss you out if #1 wasn't Walken!!! Thank you for including one of the most underrated talents of his generation ❤
Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder was 🔥
TOTAL! MIND BLOWN!!!! ❤
Dunno how Grossman never got a spin-off
I thought that was gonna be Number 1
@@raizahasmath5580 Same
Tom Holland! Had no idea he was in Billy Elliot. What a wonderful kid!
He has been training as a dancer since he was 3. Also as a gymnast when he was not much older. If you search through YT it’s not hard to see evidence of his training. There are even a few clips from Billy Elliot.
Christopher Walken's dance to "Let's Misbehave" in "Pennies From Heaven" was AMAZING !!! Far more dazzling than the example given above . . .
Most Aussies knew about Hugh Jackman, the rest of the world just caught up later.
Anyone who's seen him in 'Oklahoma' from the 90s would've known about his ability to dance.
Yep no surprise there!
Hugh Jackman no surprise at all, I've seen his show in person (The Man, the Music, the Show) and he is incredible. The first time I ever saw him was when PBS played a filming of the West End Oklahoma, which he starred in.
I Love Mr Jackman as Curly, he is charming.
Known and loved here in Australia, as a dancer before an actor, sings beautifully too.
Mads Mikkelsen deserves to be on the list with his vibrant performance at the end of 'Another Round'😮
The dance scenes in Charlie’s Angels with Cameron Diaz, Lucy Lu, and Drew Barrymore are fun - these ladies have great moves. 💃🏼💃🏻💃🏼
Love me some Sam Rockwell. He's hot.
Brendan Fraser, Natalie Portman, Zachary Levi,...
Is there anything Tom Hiddleston can’t do?!😎🤩🤩🤩
Jenna Ortega's Dance and Tom Hiddleston's Dance are both Super Iconic and Amazing!
Plus this scene was filmed while she had COVID.
@@Jmittle101 Oh. I hope Jenna's ok from her COVID
Iconic is used a little loose here!
You really missed some background on Swayze. His wife (1975-2009 [his death]), Lisa Niemi met him when she was a 14 year old student of Patrick Swayze's mom's dance studio. They married 5 years later and moved to New York to further their dance careers. She was an actor, writer, choreographer, and director as well. They fostered their love of dance together through all their years.
Look up Lisa Niemi and Patrick Swayze dancing. It is mesmerizing.
Alfonso ribero should be higher up in the charts as most people remember his dancing.
Jen Garner was a trained ballerina from a young age - happy to see her crushing any genre of dance.
Christopher Walken is multi talented. One of my favorite movies used to be Puss in Boots. Walken plays the cat. He sings, he dances, he channels cat behavior. It is an awesome movie for kids and adults.
Daniel Craig was a shock. I had no idea. WOW!!!❤
Craig’s my favorite 007. So now everyone knows he can dance while he’s saving the world. 😉
Very Dave Gahan.
Same here; Daniel Craig constantly surprises you with unexpected talent. He’s a triple threat. 😂
And poor Selma had to dance with a SNAKE wrapped over her shoulders!
If I had any coordination I'd totally do it. I love herp derps! 🐍
I was wondering how she did that and got my answer!
Yeah...never wanted to be a snake so much in my life after watching that.😍❤
@@mtlnascarfan She DOES look sexy in her human form!
@@charlotte-m5dIt also explains why she looks so out of it!
Wow, I love this! The biggest surprise is Christian Bale. Holy cow, he can MOVE!!
I loved Newsies…. check out Empire of the Sun - seriously amazing child actor
My first time seeing him WAS in 'Newsies," my favorite males in the lead musicals of all time!
He was on Broadway
I actually paused Christain Bale in 'Exodus-Gods And Kings' to watch this😂😂😂
I scrolled through to find Christopher Walken🙌🏼 definitely deserves that spot
"I need more cowbell". Luv him.
YES! Steve Martin and Gregory Hines was awesome! Glad Christopher Walken made it onto the list, and double glad he was placed at #1.
Christopher Walken was a big surprise !!! Fantastic!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Alphonso Ribeiro, I remember him dancing in the Pepsi commercial with Michael Jackson when he was a child.
Christopher Walken and Tom Hiddleston and Tom Holland really surprised me the most 😊 because not only are they talented actors but really great dancers too🕺❤️❤️
You begin to understand what successful actors have invested in their craft!
Did I miss Hugh Grant’s dance from Love Actually? It’s iconic, no way it gets left off this list
His dance was iconic in this film but he' not a dancer
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Zoe Saldaña was the top cheerleader in DRUMLINE and she got THE moves!!!
Kate Hudson and Christian Bale surprised me a lot.
OMG!!! NEWSIES AND SWING KIDS!!!! 😍 Holy blast from the past, Batman!
John Travolta - how could you overlook him?
Yeesh, good point.
Exactly! He changed everything in the 70s.
Vinnie Barbarino to movie icon.
❤❤❤😂 Wow! Donald Faison can REALLY DANCE to that song!
Mads Mikkelsen dancing in ANOTHER ROUND!🥰🥰🥰
Patrick Swayze...simply amazing
So much in one gorgeous man, taken too soon. His dance shoes are winged now.
Zetta -Jones should have ranked # 1.
@@sherylcarey3933 Patrick Swayze died at 57, 20 months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. I'm 57, dying of the same disease. At 12 months post diagnosis, I'm looking at about the same timeframe.
Absolutely amazing.
@jenniferk9242 that is so sad.
Donald Faison and Patrick Swayze...100% talent right there!
Alfonso Ribero was "The Tap Dance Kid" on Broadway for a while so seeing him dance anywhere else was no surprise to us old heads
I forgot about that show!! I saw him ❤
People mention Patrick Swayze like this is some revelation; what about Jennifer Grey? Her father was a professional actor/singer/dancer, but she apparently didn't grow up in studios, as Swayze did. It may be hype, but her story is she wasn't that into dance before Baby (although she did study it at the arts school she attended.)
Seems like they didn't bother mentioning the women these men were dancing with. I thought maybe because they all had dance training earlier in their careers...until they brought up Patrick Swayze. He was basically a dancer that became an actor so I guess that's not it.🤨
James Bond/Daniel Craig dacing is iconic 😂
And there he is - Christopher Walken, and... Christopher Dancin' 😉
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Teenager from the 90s here to say that even if u don't like country music, line dancing is hella fun...ahem the electric slide.✨❤
#1 Christopher Walken top ! I agree 👍
I can't get enough of Channing Tatum tapdancing in the movie "Hail Ceasar!"
If you haven't seen it, Do check it out! 🕺
He’s amazing in that. Such an underrated talent.
@@Cormorant0512 Indeed
He was AMAZING in that movie!
Daniel Craig was the biggest surprise to me😊 This is a great compilation!
I mean, it’s one thing to know how to dance and another to do a choreographed dance for a movie. Yes, some of them can dance, but definitely mot all on this list.
Yeah especially if it's a pre-existing dance, like Thriller.
Exactly!!
Some people aren't really good at choreography either. I will say some of these, like Jenifer Garner, are fun but not smooth
Is that Mark Ruffalo at time stamp 3:33 dancing to Thriller?
Yes it is
Jenna Ortega's Wednesday dance is so iconic, and she apparently filmed it when she was sick with Covid. I hope that they'll have her dance in the upcoming season.
That's crazy didn't know that 😲😳😱.
Wasn't her show canceled? Her "self-creation" apparently wasn't iconic enough...
She was told to come up with a dance early in the production. She told the funny story, that (the director?), said to her, ‘I know you’ve probably been working on the dance’..- ah- ! Very close to the scene, she did give it thought! Wow, she more than succeeded with a signature “Wednesday “.
@@margolangley4472 Um no....S2 drops at the end of this year or the beginning of next.
Don't forget Cruz was in Nine too, she danced the hell out of that, and she did the tango with Johnny Depp in Pirates: On Stranger Tides.
Walken is definitely #1. The Carlton by Ribiero is my #2.
Hello? John Travolta???
I’d say since his movie breakout roles were both dancing he wouldn’t belong on the list. We knew he could dance.
@@EJaramillowell Patrick Swayze’s breakout role was dirty dancing and he is there…
Will Smith as well. 👍👍👍
@@EJaramilloChanning Tatum was on the list and his first role was Step Up
@@amylynn826 he doesn’t belong either.
Walkens dancing reminds me of James Cagney. The style is so similar. I love watching him dance.
3:30 well she's doing it in high heels. That's not easy to do.
5:07 Guess you can say Bond is... shaking, and everyone is stirred by it.
OMG!!! I often talk about napolean dance, just to promote pedro was freaking awesome. Pedro smiled!!!!
I can not believe Julia styles wasn't on here from save the last dance,, she was so awesome
Or 10 Things I Hate About You
Or 10 Things I Hate About You
Daniel Craig has to be the biggest surprise dancer. Who knew Mr Bond.
And he’s so funny, too. I’ve never watched any of his Bond movies, but did see SNL when he was the guest star.
Where is john travolta & kevin bacon?! Patrick Swayze way way way too low & Daniel craig (although delicious) is too high!
Travolta is the GOAT of his generation. But he’s old now.
People know about those These are actors people didnt know could dance
We KNEW they could dance
We always knew they were good.
Swayze was trained by his mother, a dance inst
Like John Travolta, Christopher Walken has danced in almost every movie he has made. He was dancing before he started acting
Really young. He started in a review troop. Then he moved on to better performances. But he said he'd never thought of acting, he really just wanted to keep dancing.
@@HollylivengoodAdrian Paul-Highlander TV. Was dancer/turned model(sister sent photos; ))/then acting/then martial arts.
Kevin Bacon in footloose is my favorite!!!
Yes ❤
Didn't he have a stand-in though for the last scene, a gay dancer, who later died of AIDS (Before they had effective treatment for AIDS)?
I dunno, man… I think he just kind of jumps around in that movie, I was disappointed by the lack of dancing in that movie. Ironically.
Meanwhile it's mandatory for Bollywood Actors 😅.
*Jenna Ortega’s dance alright but how ppl didn’t know Tom was a good dancer because of his Broadway says is crazy.*
Probably because the majority of us pay absolutely no attention to Broadway lol
Days, not says.
Well RUclips is international… Broadway isn’t so unless you’re able to see a Broadway show, you won’t know!
no one was smoother than Swayze...and who doesn't love the Carlton!!
Antonio Banderas, singing in the opening scene of Desperado
Daniel Craig could BLINK to the beat and I'd be ready to pass out 😊
Steve Martin blew me away, as did Antonio Banderas with Catherine Zeta Jones.
You missed a lot. John Travolta, Toby Maguaier in spiderman, Joaquin phoenix in the Joker and Tom Cruise as Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder.
Christia Aguilera in Burlesque was awesome. Seems like she would have made this list
Boy can Hugh Jackman dance. He was doing a tour after The Greatest Showman and I was able to catch one of the performances. He is something to see on stage. He puts on quite a show. His dancing and singing are on par. Had an absolutely phenomenal time.
French Steward in "Third Rock From the Sun," "Life's been good to me", (he can move!), and Wilbur Valderama, in "That 70's Show", (many scenes)... he can also move!