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Anthony Falconetti, Rich man, poor man. 'One of the most evillest villains TV ever produced'.
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[Film] Who are the greatest MOVIE VILLAINS of all time ? Your top 3
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Uncle Spielberg
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Ralph Fiennes - Schindler's List
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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Not many women in this thread, so may I present to you: Annie Wilkes. Absolutely terrifying.
Mental Lental
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Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
anygivensunday
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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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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?
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Rdodge30
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Most scared I’ve been as a child would be:
the child catcher
the shark in jaws
and darth Vader
Favourite villains would be:
Bill the Butcher
and Neil in Heat …. In my world he gets away with it because I stop the film just before he spins the car round for the ridiculous unbelievable ending …. He gets away with Judge Amy and all the cash and that sets up The Score as the perfect sequel after he changes his name to Nick
the child catcher
the shark in jaws
and darth Vader
Favourite villains would be:
Bill the Butcher
and Neil in Heat …. In my world he gets away with it because I stop the film just before he spins the car round for the ridiculous unbelievable ending …. He gets away with Judge Amy and all the cash and that sets up The Score as the perfect sequel after he changes his name to Nick
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Rdodge30
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I preferred little ted when he was teddy Edward
METALMICKY
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The worst villain of my childhood. Eucalypta the Witch from ' Paulus the Woodgnome '. Scared the living crap out of me!
Jack Torrance - The Shining
Hugh Grant- whoever he played in Paddington 2
The Mother Xenomorph or the Face hugger - Alien / Aliens
Hugh Grant- whoever he played in Paddington 2
The Mother Xenomorph or the Face hugger - Alien / Aliens
Robinjakarta
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Yes. Good one. Two more: Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity, Peter Stormare in Fargo and Robert Mitchum in Cape Fear and The Night of the Hunter
The Truck Driver - Duel
Mr.Joshua - Lethal Weapon
Alex - A Clockwork Orange
Mr.Joshua - Lethal Weapon
Alex - A Clockwork Orange
Last time I saw the child catcher, he still sent a chill. I was probably in my mid 40's. . . Superbly executed ScenesMost scared I’ve been as a child would be:
the child catcher
the shark in jaws
and darth Vader
Favourite villains would be:
Bill the Butcher
and Neil in Heat …. In my world he gets away with it because I stop the film just before he spins the car round for the ridiculous unbelievable ending …. He gets away with Judge Amy and all the cash and that sets up The Score as the perfect sequel after he changes his name to Nick
Sussexscots
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 3, 3, 3, 3 ,3 ,3 3 coach chuggers
As others have said, Robert Helpmann was a genuinely sinister presence as the Child Catcher. The actuality was that he was the kindest and gentlest of men; who shielded the children on the set of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang from the ferocious temper of director Ken Hughes.
Laurence Olivier as Dr Christian Szell in 'Marathon Man'. Those dental scenes!
Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle in 'The Wicker Man'.
The seemingly Banal becomes chilling reality.
Laurence Olivier as Dr Christian Szell in 'Marathon Man'. Those dental scenes!
Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle in 'The Wicker Man'.
The seemingly Banal becomes chilling reality.
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Michael Douglas in Falling Down.
Would that count?
Would that count?
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Really like Hugh Grant as an actor.