Top Ten Actors with the Worst Singing Voices in a Musical

Pierce Brosnan is notorious for his dismal singing in the film Mamma Mia! Granted, while the movie is terrible and most people in it sing really badly, this guy takes the cake for the worst singing I've ever heard from a film actor.

He has obviously never sung before, because his pitch, notes, and timing are all off, and this is coming from someone not musically inclined. In fact, it was so bad that Brosnan won a Razzie for Worst Actor in 2009. Just stick to Remington Steele and 007, Pierce.

I like Mamma Mia, but Pierce needs to stick to James Bond films.

Everyone has mixed thoughts on Les Misérables. I personally dislike it, but that's a story for another day. Whatever you think of the film, no one can deny that Russell Crowe was the weakest part, particularly his singing (though his acting was still dull).

I don't even know what everybody in the crew was thinking. When he sings, it's like he's trying to get through it as quickly as possible while having no emotional inflections. Somehow, he also has a band. I don't know much about it, but I hope he doesn't sing.

I think the casting of Gerard Butler was deliberate on Andrew Lloyd Webber's part. He was looking for someone who wasn't really well known. Gerard, although not a trained singer, has a raspy, rocky quality to his voice which fit the part of the Phantom perfectly. A part which is dangerous and has an edge to the character. A classically trained voice wasn't fitting for such a part. Gerard Butler was, in fact, the best choice of actor.

His singing in Phantom of the Opera was cringe-inducing. I haven't seen the stage adaptation for it, but I've heard the music, and the Phantom sounds amazing. I really don't think the producers of the film noticed just how awful this performance was.

I honestly think there was complete miscasting here, because in no way did Butler pull this role off, especially in the singing department.

The film Rock of Ages ruins many rock classics. But Russell Brand just makes me cringe so hard. He can't sing or act in this film. It's so forced and so dumb. I never want to hear him and Alec Baldwin sing "I Can't Fight This Feeling" ever again as long as I'm living.

Just because of Eight Crazy Nights. The bits in Hotel Transylvania weren't bad, but the ones in Eight Crazy Nights made my ears bleed. They were just as cringey as the film itself. The only reason it's so low is I personally couldn't get through all of Eight Crazy Nights due to fear of losing my sanity, so I'm not going off as much. Still, Adam Sandler could not sing worth a damn in the movie.

You know, even if Into the Woods isn't a great movie, I enjoyed it, and Agony made me laugh really hard the first time I saw it. But being honest, Chris Pine isn't a great singer. While he has enough energy for it to be entertaining in Agony, it's really noticeable in that other song (was it In The Woods?).

He doesn't have much rhythm or tone, so it's really off-kilter, even in Agony, when the other prince obviously sings so much better. It's especially noticeable because everyone else in this movie sings a thousand times better. It's only a song or two that he sings, but it's still painfully obvious.

I hated the movie Grease for its horrible message, cheesy moments, and sheer stupidity. But John Travolta's singing made me want to bash my head into a wall. He's so focused on the "cool guy" attitude that he doesn't realize how much his singing flips and flops, with the pitch constantly changing depending on the song. He doesn't realize how stupid his singing sounds.

Even though I like Hairspray, he didn't do any better in that, mostly because his bad singing now had to be used as a woman. He also made a Christmas single with Olivia Newton-John one year that everyone knew was garbage. Jeez, you'd think a guy would learn.

She can act very well, but she can't sing. She was terrible in Beauty and the Beast.