Poll Results as of January 27, 2003
The Top Ten winners in each category are listed below. Number of votes precedes each name:
DIRK PITT
213 George Clooney, "Oceans 11"
159 Harrison Ford, "K-19: The Widowmaker
112 Mel Gibson, "Signs"
102 Tom Selleck, "Monte Walsh"
076 David James Elliot, TV's "JAG"
066 Pierce Brosnan, "Die Another Day"
051 Hugh Jackman, "Kate & Leopold"
051 Unknown
046 Russell Crowe, "A Beautiful Mind"
039 Alec Baldwin, "The Hunt For Red October"
AL GIORDINO
184 Sylvester Stallone,
"Driven"
089 Unknown
085 Bruce Willis, "The Sixth Sense"
040 Danny DeVito, TV's "Taxi"
035 Joe Pesci, "Goodfellas"
034 Robert DeNiro, "Analyze That"
033 Dennis Franz, TV's "NYPD Blue"
033 Tony Danza, TV's "Taxi"
025 Oliver Platt, "Flatliners"
022 Bob Hoskins, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit
ADMIRAL JAMES SANDECKER
402 Sean Connery, "Entrapment"
079 Gene Hackman, "The Royal Tannebaums"
056 Patrick Stewart, "Star Trek: Nemesis"
054 Clive Cussler, Grandmaster of Adventure
042 Unknown
038 Harrison Ford, "K-19: The Widowmaker"
033 James Coburn, "Payback"
031 Ed Harris, "Apollo 13"
030 Anthony Hopkins, "Silence of the Lambs"
027 Rip Torn, TV's "The Larry Sanders Show"
RUDI GUNN
134 Jeff Goldblum, "Jurassic Park"
100 Unknown
059 Kevin Spacey, "American Beauty"
049 Sam Neill, "Jurassic Park"
036 Ed Harris, "Apollo 13"
035 James Spader, "Stargate"
019 Anthony Edwards, TV's "ER"
019 Tom Hanks, "Apollo 13"
017 Tommy Lee Jones, "Men In Black"
011 James Woods, "Vampires"
CONGRESSPERSON LOREN
SMITH
199 Rene Russo, "The Thomas Crown Affair"
112 Sharon Stone, "Basic Instinct"
072 Julia Roberts, "Notting Hill"
067 Unknown
056 Michelle Pfieffer, "The Story of Us"
049 Catherine Zeta-Jones, "Entrapment"
048 Nicole Kidman, "Eyes Wide Shut"
040 Sandra Bullock, "Two Weeks Notice"
034 Teri Hatcher, "Tomorrow Never Dies"
033 Helen Hunt "As Good As It Gets"
HIRAM YAEGER
155 Brent Spiner, "Star Trek First Contact"
110 Jeff Goldblum, "Jurassic Park"
093 Unknown
035 George Carlin, "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure"
030 Dean Hagland, TV's "The X-Files"
026 Kiefer Sutherland, TV's "24"
023 James Spader, "Stargate"
019 Matthew Broderick, "Godzilla"
018 Kevin Spacey, "American Beauty"
015 Nicolas Cage, "Adaptation"
ST. JULIEN PERLMUTTER
209 Dom DeLuise,
"Hot Stuff"
149 John Rhys-Davies, "Lord of the Rings"
094 John Goodman, "Blues Brothers 2000"
077 Unknown
075 Marlon Brando, "The Score"
050 James Earl Jones, "Clear and Present Danger"
034 Robbie Coltrane, "The World Is Not Enough"
025 Wayne Knight, "Jurassic Park"
018 Peter Ustinov, "Murder on the Orient Express"
016 Danny DeVito, "Get Shorty"
016 John Candy, "Planes Trains and Automobiles"
016 Sean Connery, "Entrapment"
BEST NOVEL TO MAKE INTO A MOVIE
371 Inca Gold
351 Sahara
201 Atlantis Found
168 Shock Wave
083 Flood Tide
074 Dragon
064 Night Probe!
050 Cyclops
043 Treasure
041 The Mediterranean Caper
038 Vixen 03
029 Deep Six
021 Valhalla Rising
020 Iceberg
020 Pacific Vortex
015 Raise the Titanic
BEST DIRECTOR FOR A DIRK PITT MOVIE
628 Steven Spielberg, "Catch Me If You Can"
170 James Cameron, "Titanic"
092 George Lucas, "Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones"
079 Ron Howard, "A Beautiful Mind"
057 John Woo, "Mission Impossible II"
039 Clive Cussler, Grandmaster of Adventure
033 Michael Bay, "Pearl Harbor"
033 Ridley Scott, "Gladiator"
030 John McTiernan, "The Thomas Crown Affair"
021 Jerry Bruckheimer "Armageddon" (Producer)
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