I feel like Oscar Isaac is always in the conversation when discussing important thespians. The versatile actor can play Moon Knight one moment, and then star in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein the next.
And, like, cool. I love that Isaac can be in a drama like In the Hand of Dante, but it’s not absurd to think of him in the Star Wars universe, either (which, I might add, he may return to one day…under certain conditions). However, there’s one movie of his that I don’t hear nearly enough people talking about, and it greatly upsets me, since it’s my absolute favorite of his.
