But what is the best performance of an actor portraying another famous figure? The answer unsurprisingly earned an Oscar.
Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles in ‘Ray'
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The 2005 Oscar winner wore contacts to play the blind pianist. "It was tough because after six hours you lose perception of your surroundings, and then you begin to notice voices a lot more," Foxx told the BBC. "When they glued my eyes together for the prosthetics, I even had to keep it that way for lunch, which was tough, but we couldn't afford the time to remove them and put them on again."
His biopic portrayal sets a high bar for this type of acting. It doesn't feel like an act, but an embodiment of another person.
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