Donald Sutherland, one of Hollywood's greatest actors, may not have had major box office success or Oscar wins, but his undeniable talent and unique ability to disappear into roles while remaining authentically himself set him apart as a true legend of the screen. From his early days in Italian horror to iconic performances in films like M*A*S*H and Don't Look Now, Sutherland's intense presence and signature eyebrows made him a standout in every role. His diverse career spanned genres and decades, showcasing his range from vulnerable heroes to sinister villains. With over 200 credits to his name, Sutherland's passion for acting shone through in every performance, leaving a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. In his final role as the fascist President Snow in The Hunger Games series, Sutherland once again captivated audiences with his depth and wickedness, solidifying his legacy as an actor who could truly become anyone on screen, while always remaining unmistakably himself.