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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:01 PM
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Favorite screen villains

Edited on Mon Jun-06-05 08:03 PM by nytemare

Mine are:

Jack as the Joker

Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter

Ian McDiarmid as Palpatine

Angela Lansbury's Queen of Diamonds

Linda Blair in the Exorcist

Pacino's devil

I am sure there are many I have forgotten! Please add your favorites!
:)

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Lannes

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:03 PM
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1. Some of them

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:14 PM
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6. Oh, I didn't think of Bond flicks!

Been a long time since I have seen those!

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:09 PM
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2. I prefer Anthony Hopkins

for his portrayal of Richard Nixon.

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:14 PM
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5. He did a good job of that!

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Crazy Guggenheim

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:11 PM
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3. Blair and Hannibal. Different reasons though.

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:11 PM
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4. Keyser Soze...

Dennis Hooper as Frank Booth in "Blue Velvet".

Gary Oldman as the DEA agent in "The Professional".

Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito in "Goodfellas".

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:19 PM
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9. Keyser Soze was very interesting

Sort of more the bearer of bad news..it was cool how they did that movie. That was quite creepy!

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General Zod

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:16 PM
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7. I nominate myself, of course....

Now, Kneel Before Zod!!!!

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:17 PM
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8. LOL

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MuseRider

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:21 PM
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10. Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:22 PM
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11. Oldman did a good Lee Harvey Oswald as well

And Dracula, how could I forget that?

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Mon Jun-06-05 09:11 PM
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24. I really like his acting.

I have enjoyed all of his characters, even Buford Dill.

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 09:48 PM
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25. He is a quality actor, really

Not afraid to take challenging roles.

He is like a bad guy version of Depp, if Depp was more of a character actor.

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:02 PM
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39. And this is why I like MuseRider so much!

Zorg is frickin' incredible! And the fact that you chose him proves your worthiness as one of Rabrrrrrr's favorite people.

:-)

God, I love that movie.

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PittPoliSci

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:27 AM
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62. That's a damn good choice!

Gary Oldman plays good creeps!

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wiley

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Wed Jun-08-05 08:54 PM
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76. Danny Aiello, Natalie Portman...

C'mon, one of the greatest movies of all times in which gary Oldham played a really bad guy who crunched down on speed before killing. Leon it was called in Europe. I think they called it The Assassin here?

Gary Oldham was also in Sid and Nancy, and is in the upcoming Batman Begins.

Possibly the best actor, ever. Okay?

Did anyone see Nil by mouth, written and directed by Oldham?

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Wed Jun-08-05 11:08 PM
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80. It was titled The Professional in the states

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webjamn

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Wed Jun-08-05 11:09 PM
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81. Christopher Walken in King of New York

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TransitJohn

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:23 PM
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12. Belloq

don't remember the actor

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Bok_Tukalo

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:26 PM
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14. Those guys were so slow. Why did they strike such fear?

A moderate pace would leave them far behind.

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Bok_Tukalo

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:25 PM
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13. Is he a villain? Certainly not a good guy.

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:27 PM
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15. Can't say your pic rings a bell

Sorry bout that!

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Bok_Tukalo

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:30 PM
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18. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

<ope>

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:32 PM
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19. Holy cow, it's been forever since I saw that

I honestly don't even remember it.

I'm bad.

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unhappycamper

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:30 PM
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16. Peter Boyle

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:30 PM
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17. The one on your poo flag is the worst villain ever!

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:32 PM
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20. Good point. I try to look at the poo, not the picture.

:rofl:

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:36 PM
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23. LOL...."don't look at the flag, look at the poo, must look at the poo!"

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lady lib

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:33 PM
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21. Can't add any. You covered them! n/t

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Mon Jun-06-05 08:34 PM
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22. Daniel Day Lewis's Bill Cutting in "Gangs of New York"...

The best screen villains are the ones you find yourself missing when they're not on the screen. :thumbsup:

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PittPoliSci

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:26 AM
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61. that's my choice!

I loved that movie! :hi:

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MrSandman

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Mon Jun-06-05 09:50 PM
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26. Barbara Stanwyck...

Edited on Mon Jun-06-05 09:50 PM by MrSandman

In Double Indemnity.

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Martin Eden

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Mon Jun-06-05 09:53 PM
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27. Basil Rathbone

in the old swashbuckler movies.

Just once, I'd like to see him run his sword through Errol Flynn, instead of the other way around.

Runner up: No scoundrel had more class than George Sanders.

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Commie Pinko Dirtbag

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Mon Jun-06-05 09:58 PM
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28. Rutger Hauer in "The Hitcher"

:scared:

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tjwash

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:01 PM
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30. How about Rutger Hauer in...

...Bladerunner

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Commie Pinko Dirtbag

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:13 PM
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33. Not a bad guy.

I'd have an attitude problem if I was (a) programmed to be a slave, (b) no childhood, and (c) wired to self-destruct in 4 years.

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borlis

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Thu Jun-09-05 01:06 AM
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82. That was a great movie!!

My hubby would love to have a copy of it, but it's hard to find.

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Parrcrow

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:00 PM
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29. Alan Rickman as Hans in Die Hard n/t

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Huckebein the Raven

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:05 PM
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31. Agent Smith

and some of those mentioned by others

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nytemare

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:27 PM
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34. Ahh yes!! He was a good guy as well in LOTR!

Great at both roles.

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Mon Jun-06-05 10:09 PM
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32. Doyle, in "The Sting"

the prison farm warden in "Cool Hand Luke"
Dabney Coleman ..Mr Hart in "Nine to Five"

Goldfinger

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swag

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Tue Jun-07-05 03:42 PM
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35. Don Logan

Edited on Tue Jun-07-05 03:49 PM by swag

in Sexy Beast

You're the fucking problem you fucking Dr White honkin' jam-rag fucking spunk-bubble!

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swag

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Tue Jun-07-05 11:52 PM
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58. Kick for the jam-rag fucking spunk-bubbles.

kick

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flamingyouth

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Tue Jun-07-05 03:58 PM
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36. Linda Blair is the villain? I'd vote for Satan in that film.

:evilgrin:

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:21 PM
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42. Yeah, but she is the actress who portrayed it.

I suppose that is what I meant. That was surely a creepy movie!

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DemGirl7

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Tue Jun-07-05 08:51 PM
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37. Palpatine is fave of mine...

Dude...he is just so much of a freaking evil genius, it's not funny. He so cold and calculating...I love the character of Palpatine in the Star Wars movies, he is the perfect character to love to hate...

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 08:57 PM
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38. He was cool!

The latest movie cemented that. Very patient, deliberate, turning possible weaknessess into advantages. And the voice was cool as hell!

Very chilling, how dark the character was. It was like he was hunting for what weakness to exploit in Anakin

Palpatine breathed, ate, sweated and pooped evil!

I hope he gets an oscar nod, but I don't know.

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DemGirl7

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:39 PM
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44. Totally Agree...

Edited on Tue Jun-07-05 09:41 PM by DemGirl7

Ian definitely derserves a oscar nod, but I'm not sure either if he gets one, because The Academy usually ignores performences in movies such as the Star Wars movies, even through a couple of years ago the third Lord Of The Rings movie, Return Of The King won a bunch of oscars, including best movie...so one never really knows for sure.

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:59 PM
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48. Yeah, I think Alec Guinness got a nod for the first Star Wars

back in 77.

Ebert seems to think the performance was oscar worthy. Who knows, only time will tell.

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DerekG

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:47 PM
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45. His performance in the opera scene was the best of the saga

With his rendition of the Tragedy of Darth Plagius the Wise, I thought I was watching I, CLAUDIUS.

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:58 PM
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47. Yes, the subtle smile right after he said the apprentice killed him

in his sleep was very telling.

There were a couple more subtle smiles, like right before he zapped Mace out of the window and after he told Darth Vader that Padme was dead. Just a flash, not very obvious, but very chilling.

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Tue Jun-07-05 10:46 PM
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52. David Prowse and James Earl Jones as Darth Vader

Edited on Tue Jun-07-05 10:46 PM by Adenoid_Hynkel

"Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" aside, vader is still the greatest villian in cinema history

though only a minor gripe-i loved ep III

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DerekG

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Tue Jun-07-05 11:13 PM
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54. So I'm the only fan who loved the "Nooooooo!"

C'mon, this is a 23 year old Vader--who was just fed a lie that he killed his beloved and unborn child. What else would this soon-to-be Nubian god say?

Oh, and his body language was deliciously melodramatic.

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Left Is Write

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Tue Jun-07-05 11:45 PM
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57. I liked it too.

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nytemare

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Wed Jun-08-05 06:33 PM
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65. I didn't mind the "noooooooooo"

I am not sure if he realized that he was being fed a lie. I wonder how Palpatine knew she was dead, though. Eerie how much he knew.

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General Zod

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:04 PM
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40. Robert Mitchum in " Night of the Hunter"

Check it out: http://www.filmsite.org/nightof.html

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:53 PM
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46. Second that!

That song he sang ... so scary.

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Enraged_Ape

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:13 PM
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71. "Leanin'...leanin'...."

It gives me shivers even thinking about it.

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mitchum

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:06 AM
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59. That's the one!

With his portrayal of Max Cady in "Cape Fear" running a close second

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Enraged_Ape

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:12 PM
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70. Absolutely. The most scarily evil bad guy ever.

Mitchum outdid his already awesome self with that role.

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Justin54B20L

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:20 PM
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41. Here's a few of my favorites

Jeremy Irons as Simon Gruber

Michael Ironside as Richter

Christopher Lee as Saruman

Sir Ian McKellen as Magneto

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 09:29 PM
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43. Great the lot of them!

I enjoyed Christopher Lee and Ian Mckellen in LOTR. I was just watching the Two Towers!

Those movies were well done.

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DerekG

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Tue Jun-07-05 10:11 PM
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49. Lord Darkness of LEGEND

The most satanic villain in the history of cinema; I know a girl who has an erotic fixation with him. Alas, Darkness was defeated by Tom Cruise (donned in tights, no less).

"The dreams of youth are the regrets of maturity."

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nytemare

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Tue Jun-07-05 10:13 PM
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50. Tim Curry was great in that!

Those horns must have been heavy.

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Rob H.

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Tue Jun-07-05 10:41 PM
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51. Archibald Cunningham

...as played by Tim Roth in Rob Roy. Pretty much just an evil bastard (no pun intended) all the way around.

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MuseRider

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:20 AM
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60. He was amazingly good

in that role. Loved it.

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Adenoid_Hynkel

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Tue Jun-07-05 10:47 PM
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53. tim robbins as bob roberts

he's channeling joe scarborough 10 years ahead of his time

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lpbk2713

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Tue Jun-07-05 11:28 PM
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55. Boss Godfrey

The Man with no Eyes.

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Robeson

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Tue Jun-07-05 11:39 PM
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56. Vincent Price in many, many roles....

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kodi

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:35 AM
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63. got to be tim roth in "rob roy." deliciously done, best sword fight ever.

a complete scoundrel but so intersting that one was drawn to the character.

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opiate69

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Wed Jun-08-05 12:51 AM
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64. Jason Lee as Azrael

"But... I'm a fucking Demon!"

Or, Scratch's Assistant in the Ralph Macchio classic "Crossroads"

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nytemare

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Wed Jun-08-05 06:49 PM
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66. I forgot Kathy Bates in Misery!!

How the hell could I forget that??

Another DU'er brought it up in a post about a lawsuit.

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Deja Q

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Wed Jun-08-05 06:54 PM
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67. No KHAN?!

:cry:

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nytemare

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:50 PM
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74. See, you added him!

For some reason, I have only had a mild interest in Star Trek. Maybe because I am more of the Star Wars generation. :shrug:

:)

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Bake

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Thu Jun-09-05 07:00 PM
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89. Hell yeah! KHAN!!

"From hell's heart, I spit at thee!" Or something like that!

Who knew Ricardo Montalban could pump up????

Bake

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fishnfla

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Wed Jun-08-05 06:55 PM
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68. Plankton!

Plan Z cannot fail

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fishnfla

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Wed Jun-08-05 06:55 PM
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69. Plankton!

Plan Z cannot fail

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maveric

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:17 PM
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72. Here are a few!

He was very SCARY!

One of the scariest ever!

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nytemare

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:52 PM
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75. Ralph Fiennes was great in that

Chilling, and real.

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Dervill Crow

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Thu Jun-09-05 01:32 AM
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83. Second for Ralph Fiennes

I was reading through before posting. He is a spectacular bad guy.

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Liberalynn

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Wed Jun-08-05 07:19 PM
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73. Lex Luthor

Edited on Wed Jun-08-05 07:49 PM by Liberalynn

as played by Gene Hackman from the Superman movies and Smigel/Gollum from Lord of The Rings. He was just "precious."

Although I am sure they will both be replaced this summer by Julian Mcmahon as Dr. Doom in the Fantastic Four. I just love that guy, playing good or bad, he is just good.

http://www.entertainment.news.com.au/story/0,10221,15557634-7485,00.html

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Dervill Crow

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Thu Jun-09-05 01:35 AM
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84. I love Julian McMahon.

As handsome as Montgomery Clift, and straight! Although I am far too old to be suffering from schoolgirl crushes on celebrities, I confess to watching Charmed reruns just to catch sight of him.

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Liberalynn

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Thu Jun-09-05 05:59 PM
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86. Me Too

in regards to the school girl crush and watching the repeats of Charmed for him.

I can't wait for Fantastic Four and for Nip/Tuck to come back this fall.

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shawn703

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Wed Jun-08-05 10:36 PM
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77. How about HAL 9000? n/t

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nytemare

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Wed Jun-08-05 10:45 PM
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78. That does not compute, Dave.

He was a good villain!

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webjamn

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Wed Jun-08-05 11:03 PM
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79. Robert de Niro in Cape Fear

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MrSandman

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Thu Jun-09-05 01:37 AM
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85. Robert Mitchum in Cape Fear...nt

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solinvictus

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Thu Jun-09-05 06:37 PM
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87. Peter Lorre in "M"

The way he whistles Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" whilst stalking children. My runner up would by Bela Lugosi as Murder Legendre in "White Zombie". I know his definitive role was "Dracula", but he's much better in the former movie as it has a better story.

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nytemare

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Thu Jun-09-05 08:30 PM
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92. Peter Lorre was some character!

His voice was very distinctive.

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TheMightyFavog

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Thu Jun-09-05 06:57 PM
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88. David Carradine as Bill.

Awesome Villan.

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nytemare

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Thu Jun-09-05 08:30 PM
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93. You're right, he sure was!

So many villains, so little time!

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Midnight Rambler

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Thu Jun-09-05 07:03 PM
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90. Bill

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Snellius

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Thu Jun-09-05 07:13 PM
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91. Ruth Gordon in Rosemary's Baby

Who but Polanski would portray one of the Devil's demons as a sweet, little old lady?

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