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Originally posted by The Silver Bullet
And if Vito Corleone is a villian, then so is Brando in "A Streetcar Named Desire" as well. And Tennessee Williams once said that "there are no good or bad characters, some are a little better or worse, but in the end they are all driven by misunderstanding rather than malice". In other words, Brando as Stanley in "Streetcar" ain't no bad guy, Vito ain't a bad guy, and therefore cancelling De Niro out as Bickle and LaMotta.

I'm just saying.
I don't believe any of the above characters to be villains.
Bickle, LaMotta, Corleone, Stanley....
Actually I was cheering Brando on the whole in time in Streetcar Named Desire, Blanche was such a lieing biatch
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Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal......
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How about 006 in Goldeneye, i know he's not as memorable as those who have being mentioned but he should have and would have killed bond if it wasnt for the helicopter.



My favorite villains-

Darth Maul
Thade (Tim Roth Planet of the Apes)
John Leguizamo as Clown in Spawn
James Earl Jones- Thulsa Doom in Conan The Barbarian
Christoper Lee in Nerd of the Rings
Jango Fett
Vader
Robin Williams in Death to Smoochy



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Some of these aren't complete villians but definately "villiany."


John Malkovich: Dangerous Liasons

Jeremy Irons: The House of the Spirits
Eventhough he isn’t the ulimate evil in this film his character is nasty and cruel.

Harrison Ford: What Lies Beneath

Michael Douglas:A Perfect Murder

Matt Damon: The Talented Mr. Ripley

Jack Nicholson: A Few Good Men

Glenn Close: Fatal Attraction, Dangerous Liasons

Kathleen Turner: Body Heat

Jim Carrey: Batman Forever

Margaret Hamilton: The Wizard of Oz
(The Wicked Witch of the West and Almira Gulch)

Charles Boyer: Gaslight

Clark Gable: A Free Soul

Basil Rathbone: Captian Blood, The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Mark of Zorro.



M. Emmet Walsh. I miss the old lug.



Miss him? He was in Snow Dogs just earlier this year. He ain't dead, and he's still working. What exactly do you miss?
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Oh geez, I've had the wrong person associated with the name M. Emmet Walsh apparently for years. Please excuse my ignorance.



I would guess the late J.T. Walsh
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I liked Hutger Hauer as Roy Batty in Blade Runner, although he was almost an anti-villian


and as for private pyle in the cell,
well I boycott seeing any of that piece of shiat Jennifer Lopez's movies



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So many good movies, so little time.
1. Richard Widmark - Kiss of Death (pushed a women in wheechair down the stairs and really really enjoyed it)

2. Henry Fonda - Once Upon a Time in the West (that smile just before he shoots the boy)

3. Tim Roth - Rob Roy (great evil character in a very underrated film)

4. Barbara Stanwyck - Double Indemnity (I have never trusted anyone with an ankle bracelet since I first saw this movie)

5. Louise Fletcher - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Nurse Ratched)

6. Lee Marvin - Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (classic bad guy / bully)

7. Gary Oldman - True Romance - (Drexyll!!!)

8. Dennis Hopper - Blue Velvet (Heineken? F--k that s--t! Pabst Blue Ribbon!)
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1. Darth Vader - Star Wars
2. Han - Enter The Dragon
3. The Terminator - The Terminator
4. Scar - Lion King
5. Master Pain/Evil Betty - Kung Pow: Enter The Fist
6. The Joker/Jack Napier - Batman
7. Shark - Jaws
8. Sheriff of Nottingham - Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves
9. King Ghidrah - Destroy All Monsters
10. Thulsa Doom - Conan the Barbarian



that thing from Jeepers creepers, and, do i even have to say it...
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So many good movies, so little time.
USA today by coincidence listed Top 10 Villains

1. Darth Vader
2. Norman Bates
3. Shark from Jaws
4. Hannibal Lector
5. Nurse Ratched
6. HAL from 2001
7. Jack Torrance from The Shining
8. Alex Forrest from Fatal Attraction
9. The hillbillies from Deliverance
10. Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street

I really like Alex Forrest and the hillbillies from this list

and also I'd like to add

Orson Welles as Harry Lime in The Third Man
Robert Mitchuum as Max Cady in Cape Fear



1. Darth Vader - That space movie no ones ever heard of.. lol

2. The T-1000 - Terminator II

3. Anthony Hopkins - Hannible

4. Jack Nicholsen - The Joker from Batman

5. Gary Oldman - 5th Element/Dracula

6. Jay Davidson - Stargate - Just being a freakin wierdo in that one!!

7. Liam Cunningham - Dog Soldiers

8. Clancy Brown - Kurgen from Highlander



Pinhead would own them all.
Jack Torrance from the Shining was pretty good.