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Movies, actors and directors

The fame of 90 actresses/actors: A synopsis

Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn this post I update the earlier synopsis of the fame for 90 (as opposed to 78 in the earlier post) actresses and actors. Their fame levels ranged from 0.8 famons, for Emma Stone, to 60 famons for Bob Dylan (figure 1).     Figure 1. Fame of 90 actresses Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 7 monthsDecember 31, 2024 ago
Movies, actors and directors

Fame of 72 actresses/actors: A synopsis

Reading Time: < 1 minuteSo far I used Ngram to evaluate the fame of 72 actresses and actors. Their fame levels ranged from 0.8 famons, for George Macready, to 60 famons for Bob Dylan (figure 1).     Most actresses/actors have fame levels between 0 and 10 famons and between 10 and 20 famons. Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 9 months ago
Movies, actors and directors

Bob Dylan is the most famous star so far

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn a series of earlier posts, I explored the fame of iconic actresses and actors from Hollywood. The vast majority of them have fame levels smaller than 20 famons. Elvis Presley sits at the top, with 53 famons. He is closely followed by Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne and Frank Sinatra.  Here I explore the Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 9 monthsNovember 10, 2024 ago
Movies, actors and directors

Who is more famous: Emily Blunt, Tom Cruise and others

Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn a series of earlier posts, I explored the fame of iconic actresses and actors from Hollywood. The vast majority of them have fame levels smaller than 20 famons. Elvis Presley sits at the top, with 53 famons. He is closely followed by Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne and Frank Sinatra. All four Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 12 months ago
Movies, actors and directors

Who is more famous so far

Reading Time: < 1 minuteSo far in a series of previous posts that started in January 2024, I have searched Ngram for the names of 54 iconic actors and actresses from the Hollywood era. They are shown in the figure that follows, in which the vertical axis shows fame in famon.       Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 1 yearJuly 4, 2024 ago
Movies, actors and directors

Who is more famous: James Dean, Henry Fonda, Samuel L. Jackson

Reading Time: 2 minutesFame of actors and actresses In  previous posts I used the Ngram tool to identify the fame level of several actors and actresses. The unit of fame is the famon: with 1 famon = 1/1 000 000 relative % Ngram frequency. Marylin Monroe and John Wayne are still at the Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 1 year ago
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Who is more famous: Chaplin, Hitchcock, Welles

Reading Time: 2 minutesFame levels of various actors and actresses In a previous post I used the Ngram tool to identify the fame level of several actors and actresses. The Ngram tool produces a graph in which the y-axis shows how many times a phrase occurs in a corpus of books (making up Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 1 yearMarch 5, 2024 ago
Movies, actors and directors

Who is more famous: Bette Davis …

Reading Time: < 1 minuteLet’s see whether there are other popular icons of the golden Hollywood era, listed by the American Film Institute, that can break the fame level attained by Monroe and Wayne. Let’s also see how these compare to modern time actors and actresses.       Six iconic actresses and actors Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 1 yearFebruary 5, 2024 ago
Movies, actors and directors

Who is more famous: Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn recent years, Willis and Stallone enjoy a fame of about 10 famons whereas Schwarzenegger’s fame reaches 25 famons (see previous post). But how do these figures compare to those of other people? In a previous post I compared their fame to those of Seagal and Van Damme. Now let’s see Read more

By Kostas Stergiou, 1 yearFebruary 1, 2024 ago
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