Kurt Russell has a great career. We’ve seen him play The Living World, Wyatt Earp, Santa Claus, and (depending on whether you stand with MacReady or Childs in “The Thing”) a shape-shifting alien killer. This guy has done it all and more, which makes it clear that there are plenty of favorites to choose from. However, ask the man, and there are three Kurt Russell gems he thinks he’s overlooked.

The three principals were selected for discussion and FilmInk while the actor was promoting “The Hateful Eight.” After an eight-year gap between her new relationship with Quentin Tarantino, the two started dating again. “I’m starting to have people come up to me, now, and say, ‘I just saw ‘Death Proof’; that was good,’” Russell recalled. The film, which was part of the ‘Grindhouse’ double and Robert Rodriguez’s ‘Planet Terror’, saw him take on the role of Stuntman Mike, a killer wheeler.

Although there is no doubt that it has an audience, regardless of whether it is not one the best films from TarantinoThe other two films that Russell highlighted are the most overlooked and interesting choices for the actor. While one had his time in the theaters, the other is a fan of the genre that is now dominating the box office and fans are dying to see an alternative. And despite the many collaborations over the years, no one has John Carpenter’s name anywhere.

If it’s really fun you’re looking for, Kurt Russell has a great selection from his collection, and while the movie was a hit, as it was, it got lost on the high street in the years that followed. “‘Breakdown’ was a huge success. I can’t say it wasn’t. It was a huge success when it came out, but it’s the movie I’m most proud of. It’s a great movie to watch, and it. doesn’t get talked about much anymore.” Directed by Jonathan Mostow, the film sees Russell as a man slowly unraveling after his wife goes missing after a wreck on a trip to San Diego. It’s a big change from Russell, and as someone who spent most of his career playing well, he’s anything but in this one.

Finally, there was the family who saw him wearing a cape and clothes as an adult in “Sky High,” which focused on a high school. “I always thought it was hysterical. I love when people see it, and they all say the same thing – that it’s really funny. Now, the movie did well, but it wasn’t a monster hit or anything,” said Russell. Hit or not, it is still loved by many and The director of “Sky High” still wants to make more. With such a high-profile hit of late, it’s probably a good time to go back to what worked and explore with the Leader while we’re at it.