A "supporting" credit is a billing decision, not a wattage limit. Some performances walk into someone else's movie and rearrange the furniture. ActorRating is useful here because you can score the stealer and the lead on the same scale — and see whether the community agrees about who owned the room.
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Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction (1994)
Jules Winnfield is the reason people still misquote Ezekiel. Jackson takes Tarantino's dialogue — already a weapon — and aims it like a sermon that might end in a shooting. Travolta gets the dance; Jackson gets the conversion. If you've ever left Pulp Fiction talking about the briefcase and the diner, that's Jules doing supporting work that behaves like a co-lead.
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