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Jar Jar Binks
 
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Percy in The Green Mile is a great call bookie.
 
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Nicolas Cage in anything except "Raising Arizona"...he played the part of an idiot to perfection in that.  All he had to do was act naturally.

obviously you never saw him as Dr Fu Manchu.....in Werewolf Women of the SS    

yeah that's a good one.....i like him personally..but he has played a ton of characters not likable AT ALL...even those we were supposed to like....seems like his performance didn't really make you care....
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besides the Sandler & Cage stupid movies, the character I absolutely hated (not just thought was stupid/bad movie) was Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.  I wanted to jump through the screen many times & smack her myself. 

 
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Heath Ledger & Billy Bob Thornton's dad in Monster's ball - just a horrible fucking dad, and person as a whole.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:



That movie was garbage...Mystic River sucked too.


This is the worst post I've seen in awhile.
 
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how about Kevin Gage as "Waingro" in "Heat"? definately wanted to see THAT psyco fuck die. close 2nd in the same movie is Willian Fichtner as the "investment broker" (mob money launder) "Roger Van Zant". what a fucking weasel.

you can also throw in Bud Cort as that asshole Diner manager, Solenko. was a small part but I was hoping Dennis Haysbert as the former convict - short order cook Donald Breedan would cram his head in a deep fat fryer going out the door when he joins Neil McCauley's (Robert DeNiro) crew as the driver.

BOTH Doug Hutchison as that little weasel of a guard "Percy Wetmore" AND Sam Rockwell as the death row inmate, who actually murdered the two little girls John Coffey was convicted of, "Wild Bill Wharton" in "The Green Mile" are excellent selections.

 

 

 

 
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maybe doesn't fit the criteria because he's the primary villan in the movie BUT how about Andy Robinson as "Scorpio" in Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry"?

I can't BELIEVE that his character is NOT listed in AFI's 50 BEST VILLIANS list

note: Andy Robinson believed that the "Scorpio" part pretty much destroyed his movie career. as stated in his wikipedia page, "His role as Scorpio gave him widespread exposure, but Robinson also found himself typecast as "psycho" characters. He has also claimed that the role severely limited his casting options, as film producers were reluctant to cast him as any "good guy" roles". the only real steady work he ever got after "Dirty Harry" was years later as the Cardassian tailor-spy Garak in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

 
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So many i cant name them all or remember them all...

*Jar jar binks from star wars...

*rosie odonnel in anything

*Rob schneider in most of the movies where he was the main character..

*Nicolas Cage is a lot of movies ive seen him in lately. brutal...

*sarah jessica parker in anything and everything.. i will not watch anything she is in, just watching her movie commercials drives me crazy.

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Eric Roberts in Star 80.  There was some interview where he said he had some trouble finding work for years after that role because he was such a convincing dirtball in that movie.
 
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Forgot a few:  Kathy Bates in Misery, Jar Jar Binks, and the bad guy in the movie 10 to Midnight (I think that's what it's called, was a Charles Bronson flick)
 
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Quote Originally Posted by atlheatholder:

Not quite what you're looking for, but:

Keanu Reeves in anything....

 
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The prison warden in Cool Hand Luke-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fuDDqU6n4o



 
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Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

The prison warden in Cool Hand Luke-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fuDDqU6n4o





the great Strother Martin......awesome.....
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eriq la salle as julius in johnny was & the director

mark hammond

 
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Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:

maybe doesn't fit the criteria because he's the primary villan in the movie BUT how about Andy Robinson as "Scorpio" in Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry"?

I can't BELIEVE that his character is NOT listed in AFI's 50 BEST VILLIANS list

note: Andy Robinson believed that the "Scorpio" part pretty much destroyed his movie career. as stated in his wikipedia page, "His role as Scorpio gave him widespread exposure, but Robinson also found himself typecast as "psycho" characters. He has also claimed that the role severely limited his casting options, as film producers were reluctant to cast him as any "good guy" roles". the only real steady work he ever got after "Dirty Harry" was years later as the Cardassian tailor-spy Garak in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.



great one....criteria maybe for judging bad guys ?.......if you see one of these guys.....who...instead of asking for autograph or whatever.....would you REALLY want to punch ?
that dude Andy R....would be at the TOP of my list....(not having many more identifying roles helps)...
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Shooter MaGavin.......Happy Gilmore
 
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It's gotta be the person in The Passion of the Christ!  lol!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dennishopson:

Percy in The Green Mile is a great call bookie.


That is a great call.  Evil character!
 
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The S.A. consulate in Lethal Weapon 2.
Tim Roth character in Rob Roy.
James Cromwell character in LA Confidential.
Rebecca DeMornay character in Hand That Rocks the Cradle.

 
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Shooter McGavin!!!  "I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast!"

 
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Oh Yea, Tim Roth in Rob Roy.  Great bad guy!

Also the main bad guy in Robo Cop 1!  Evil motherfucker!

 
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Will Farrell in anything.

Kevin Bacon in Sleepers.

 

 
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kid rock in joe dirt.
 
 
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shooter mcgavin is one of my favorite characters of all time.....

president charles logan in 24....sherri palmer is a close second

magua in last of the mohicans

denzel in training day

billy zane in titanic

 

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