Lou's 50 Favorite Characters

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The list contains a large variety that includes old, new, fictional, non fictional, funny, scary, lead roles, supporting roles, etc. All stood out to me as memorable characters:

50. (Teddy Duchamp) Stand by Me




49. (Sgt. Barnes) Platoon



48. (John Bender) The Breakfast Club



47. (Andy Stitzer) The 40 Year Old Virgin



46. (Gny. Sgt. Hartman) Full Metal Jacket




45. ("Wild Bill" Wharton) The Green Mile



44. (Jay Trotter) Let it Ride



43. (Michael Myers) Halloween



42. (Jack Brown) The Toy



41. (Ferris Bueller) Ferris Bueller's Day Off




40. (Lester Bumham) American Beauty



39. (Cousin Eddie Johnson) Christmas Vacation



38. (Gale Snoats) Raising Arizona



37. (Winston "The Wolf" Wolfe) Pulp Fiction



36. (Teddy KGB) Rounders




35. (Phil) Groundhog Day



34. (Jack Sparrow) Pirates of the Caribbean



33. (Frank Abagnale Jr.) Catch Me If You Can



32. (Sean Maguire) Good Will Hunting



31. (Sheriff Buford T. Justice) Smokey and the Bandit




30. (Euliss "Sonny" Dewey) The Apostle



29. (Drexl Spivey) True Romance



28. (Lt. Dan Taylor) Forrest Gump



27. (Raoul Duke) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas



26. (Dr. Evil) Austin Powers




Thanks Juno.....I just started remembering characters and scribbling them down on paper. Hopefully it turns out pretty decent.



There are always some you will kick yourself when you realize you missed them, but you have some great ones on your list so far.



25. (Annie Wilkes) Misery



24. (Oliver Rose) The War of the Roses



23. (Chuck Noland) Cast Away



22. (Maximus) Gladiator




21. (James "Jimmy" Conway) Goodfellas




Another + rep for a character I really liked portrayed by Tom Hanks(Chuck Noland in Cast Away). I didn't like the ending of the movie much though.



20. (Larry Flynt) The People vs. Larry Flynt



19. (Forrest Gump) Forrest Gump



18. (Sky Masterson) Guys and Dolls



17. (Karl Childers) Sling Blade



16. (Joker) The Dark Knight




Yeah, ending to Cast Away was a bit of a downer. But Chuck gives us a great example of the attitude that is neccessary for the tough times of life. Just gotta keep breathing...."who knows what the tide could bring".



15. (Ron Kovic) Born on the Fourth of July



14. (Ratso) Midnight Cowboy



13. (Ricky Roma) Glengarry Glen Ross



12. (Jules Winnfield) Pulp Fiction



11. (Nicky Santoro) Casino




Awesome list, plenty of rep from me.

Looking forward to the top 10!
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10. (Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore) Apocalypse Now



9. (Randle Patrick McMurphy) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest



8. (Luke) Cool Hand Luke



7. (Dr. Hannibal Lecter) The Silence of the Lambs



6. (Henry Gondorff) The Sting




Yeah, I would definitely prefer more screen time for Kilgore. It so great how every one hits the deck when the mortars fly in and he just stands around talking as if nothing is happening.