What is the best acting role of Mel Gibson?

By YPB Team

Mad with grief, mad with power, or just plain dangerous — Gibson brought ferocious intensity to every great role, from post-apocalyptic outlaw to Shakespearean prince. Which performance is his finest hour?

  1. Martin Riggs (Lethal Weapon series) — ranked #11
    Martin Riggs (Lethal Weapon series)
    The suicidal, reckless LAPD detective whose partnership with Murtaugh defined the buddy-cop genre (1987–1998).
  2. William Wallace (Braveheart) — ranked #22
    William Wallace (Braveheart)
    The legendary Scottish warrior who rallied his people against English oppression in Braveheart (1995).
  3. Max Rockatansky (Mad Max trilogy) — ranked #33
    Max Rockatansky (Mad Max trilogy)
    The lone post-apocalyptic road warrior battling chaos across the Australian wasteland (1979–1985).
  4. Hamlet (Hamlet 1990) — ranked #44
    Hamlet (Hamlet 1990)
    The tormented Danish prince in Franco Zeffirelli's accessible and action-tinged Hamlet (1990).
  5. Frank Dunne (Gallipoli) — ranked #55
    Frank Dunne (Gallipoli)
    A young, spirited sprinter whose friendship is tested by the horrors of the Gallipoli campaign in Gallipoli (1981).
  6. Tom Mullen (Ransom) — ranked #66
    Tom Mullen (Ransom)
    A wealthy airline mogul who turns the tables on his son's kidnappers by offering a public bounty in Ransom (1996).
  7. Porter (Payback) — ranked #77
    Porter (Payback)
    A ruthless, double-crossed thief who wants only his $70,000 back and will destroy anyone in his way in Payback (1999).
  8. Benjamin Martin (The Patriot) — ranked #88
    Benjamin Martin (The Patriot)
    A pacifist South Carolina farmer pushed to lead a militia against the British in The Patriot (2000).
  9. Jerry Fletcher (Conspiracy Theory) — ranked #99
    Jerry Fletcher (Conspiracy Theory)
    A paranoid New York cab driver whose wild conspiracy theories may be true in Conspiracy Theory (1997).
  10. Nick Marshall (What Women Want) — ranked #1010
    Nick Marshall (What Women Want)
    A chauvinistic ad executive who gains the ability to hear women's thoughts in What Women Want (2000).
  11. Bret Maverick (Maverick) — ranked #1111
    Bret Maverick (Maverick)
    The charming, quick-witted riverboat card shark in the comedic Western Maverick (1994).
  12. Fletcher Christian (The Bounty) — ranked #1212
    Fletcher Christian (The Bounty)
    The mutiny-leading first mate who rebels against the tyrannical Captain Bligh in The Bounty (1984).
  13. Graham Hess (Signs) — ranked #1313
    Graham Hess (Signs)
    A grieving former priest protecting his family from alien crop circles in M. Night Shyamalan's Signs (2002).
  14. Guy Hamilton (The Year of Living Dangerously) — ranked #1414
    Guy Hamilton (The Year of Living Dangerously)
    A naive Australian journalist navigating political upheaval in 1960s Indonesia in The Year of Living Dangerously (1982).

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