[Film] Who are the greatest MOVIE VILLAINS of all time ? Your top 3

Eric the meek

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Anthony Falconetti, Rich man, poor man. 'One of the most evillest villains TV ever produced'.

 

Uncle Spielberg

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Ralph Fiennes - Schindler's List

 

zefarelly

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I always had my doubts about Jemima . . . I think the Teds' Big & Little, did the dirty work, but she was the brains behind the operation.

 

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The Fratellis - The Goonies

 

Lady Whistledown

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Not many women in this thread, so may I present to you: Annie Wilkes. Absolutely terrifying.

 

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Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

 

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jimhigham said:

Just found BBC THREE showing The Shawshank Redemption, so that’s me nicely settled in for the rest of the night.

Warden Norton is a mightily impressive evil bastard.

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Great shout, Hadley as well.

In the same vein I'd also nominate from Green Mile that complete **** Percy Wetmore, "I didn't know the sponge was supposed to be wet"
and Sam Rockwell, while being a despicable individual, stealing every scene he's in.

 

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zefarelly said:

I always had my doubts about Jemima . . . I think the Teds' Big & Little, did the dirty work, but she was the brains behind the operation.

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I completely agree about Jemima being the mastermind! Big & Little Ted were probably just following orders. And since we're on the subject, how about Annie Wilkes from Misery?