What is the best Ben Stiller acting performance of all time?
Ben Stiller has built one of Hollywood's strangest and richest filmographies — from hysterically dim male models to bleak, introspective loners. He's also a fearless director who has staged his own performances in bold, unexpected ways. Which Stiller role is his greatest?

Derek Zoolander
A hilariously dim male model incapable of turning left in a fashion world satire Stiller also directed, Zoolander (2001).

Tugg Speedman
A fading action star who goes dangerously method in a film-within-a-film in Tropic Thunder (2008), directed by Stiller.

Greg Focker
A male nurse hopelessly trying to win over his girlfriend's suspicious ex-CIA father in Meet the Parents (2000).

Walter Mitty
A daydreaming magazine worker who embarks on a real-world adventure in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013), directed by Stiller.

White Goodman
A pompous, mustached gym mogul trying to bulldoze the neighborhood underdog fitness center in Dodgeball (2004).

Chas Tenenbaum
An obsessive, tracksuit-wearing overachiever returning to his eccentric family after personal tragedy in The Royal Tenenbaums (2001).

Ted Stroehmann
A lovesick man who hires a private eye to locate his high school crush with increasingly disastrous results in There's Something About Mary (1998).

Tony Perkis
A deranged fitness guru who takes over a summer camp for overweight kids with cult-leader intensity in Heavyweights (1995).

Mel Coplin
A neurotic new father searching chaotically across America for his biological parents in Flirting with Disaster (1996).

Roger Greenberg
A tightly wound, socially awkward carpenter reconnecting with his brother's personal assistant in Greenberg (2010).

Mr. Furious
A wannabe superhero whose only power is that he becomes very, very angry in Mystery Men (1999).

Jerry Stahl
A Hollywood TV writer's devastating spiral into heroin addiction in Permanent Midnight (1998).

Richard Matt
A convicted murderer orchestrating an elaborate prison escape in Escape at Dannemora (2018), a TV miniseries Stiller directed.
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