Favourite baddie.

pragmatic1

Whos your favourite baddie in fiction and in real life? Mine would be

Fiction: The joker in dark knight.

Real life: Bertie. Not really a baddie but hes messed up a lot of things. I like how much of a chancer he is and that he doesnt care. Hate FF but always enjoy Bertie because hes smarter than the rest of them combined.

Mint Sauce

Goldfinger, just for that one line.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1TmeBd9338

builttospill

Let off some steam, Bennett.

foxyboxer

Hans Gruber.

Chuck Stone

Alonzo from Training Day. What a ruthless bastard - he had the new recruit's death planned for days.



Danny Greene (Irish American Gangster ) was pretty bad-ass in real life.



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Dan Chipowski

Neil McCauley (Heat).

Manic Moran

Edit. My bad, got mixed up with Hubert Gruber.

harney

Bertie and his Teflon super coat

Oh_Noes

Patrick Bateman and George W Bush.

Both evil monsters but very funny.

Handy11

Hannibal Lecter and Arnie in The Terminator (just relentless)

I have a feeling Bane is going to make a lot of top baddie lists next year

44leto

Lex Luther, the Gene Hackman one.

TwoShedsJackson

SHODAN.

hondasam

The joker, Jack Nicholson

sgb

Javier Bardem who played Anton Chigurgh in No Country for old Men

senorwipesalot

Jaws
Bond villan not shark

pragmatic1

sgb wrote: »

Javier Bardem who played Anton Chigurgh in No Country for old Men

Yeah was going to add him too. So cold blooded its funny.

Anotherducky

Loved Jack Nicholsons joker....

Also: Gary Oldman in "The Fifth Element"

Littlehorny

Chopper layed by Eric Bana, mental and funny!

And Bricktop in Snatch.

The Gnome

TwoShedsJackson wrote: »

SHODAN.

Personally I don't see how any of these other insects can challenge a perfect, immortal machine!

orourkeda

Omar Little

http://www.marketvortex.net/images/omar_little_indeed.jpg

kjl

wow, 2 pages in without any reference to Patrick Steward?

ascanbe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eCpTRPbx6I

paddy kerins

Colonal Hans 'The Jew Hunter' Landa. "That's a bingo!!"

ThelotusKid

John Malkovich - Cyrus 'The Virus' Grissom.

John Doe1

satan

fryup

Who remembers Falconetti (at the time i thought it was Falcon Eddie)
from the 1970s TV series Rich Man Poor Man brilliantly played by tough guy actor Bill Smith, sent a shiver down my spine watching him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RsbwZwwutk

Anotherducky

John Doe1 wrote: »

satan

.....and Saddam Hussein in the South Park movie - what a team!

maxfresh

bennet from commando

http://www.google.ie/imgres?q=bennett+commando&hl=en&sa=X&biw=1684&bih=1034&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=rWGnMAu-xxbH-M:&imgrefurl=http://www.myiconart.com/ladies-film-t-shirts-27-c.asp&docid=X7FvdH-aDXdDKM&imgurl=http://www.myiconart.com/ekmps/shops/myiconart/images/commando-bennett-ladies-t-shirt-60118-p.png&w=350&h=350&ei=6onOTrS9JIi2hAe-stDKDQ&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=201&vpy=543&dur=1613&hovh=225&hovw=225&tx=134&ty=91&sig=107676562495631779755&page=1&tbnh=167&tbnw=167&start=0&ndsp=35&ved=1t:429,r:21,s:0

amacca

Fiction: Film = Jack Nicholson's character Frank Costello in the Departed

close second for comedy value yet scary villainy = Joe Pesci in Goodfellas

DeNiro in Heat

would have said Heath Legdger as Joker and Nicholsons Joker + Bardem in No country for old men too but they had been mentioned.

Also for sheer loathsomeness characters like Nick Succorso and Angus Thermopyle in Stephen Donaldsons Gap Cycle novels.

.......

Dont have so many real life favourite villains as I think they are mostly scum but Frank Costello in the departed is loosely based on Whitey Bulger (irish american) gangster whose story is fairly amazing (to me at least)......there was a thread on it here a while back

Sky King

Gus from breaking bad

also, as other said in this thread:
Anton from No Country for Old Men
Hannibal Lecter
Gary Oldman in lots of things.

bijapos

Both Robert Mitchum and Robert De Niro who played Max Cady in the original Cape Fear and the 1991 Scorsese remake.

Special mention to all who were chasing Jake & Elwood at the end of the Blues Brothers. :pac:

Table Top Joe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRtg3phDbo

B.Z from "Santa Claus The Movie"!

goose2005

the guy from Blue Velvet

marcsignal

T-1000

amacca

over 30 posts in and no Darth Vader

quel dommage!

castletownman

TRENT!

Film: Kaizer Soze

ancapailldorcha

The Homelander.

ThelotusKid

orourkeda wrote: »

Omar Little

http://www.marketvortex.net/images/omar_little_indeed.jpg

How nobody has thanked this post is beyond me.

*Please form an orderly queue*

*EDIT*
It could be that Omar was really a goodie, and not a baddie.

Zebra3

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Real life: Bertie. Not really a baddie but hes messed up a lot of things. I like how much of a chancer he is and that he doesnt care. Hate FF but always enjoy Bertie because hes smarter than the rest of them combined.

Just the attitude that kept FF in power for years under him and Haughey. :mad:

amacca

That horrible scumbag junkie in Harry Brown

(Billy Bob Thornton in Bad Santa - not really a baddie I suppose but entertaining caustic drunk)

Henry Fonda as a ruthless coldblooded utter b@stard in "Once upon a time in the west"

Eli Wallach in most of the spaghetti westerns as somebody with absolutely no loyalty only to himself.


Lee Van Cleef as most baddies (mean as a rattlesnake actually is apt)

The King of Moo

Fiction: Michael Myers in Halloween (just the first film). Pure, unreasoning, unmotivated, faceless evil.

Reality: D.B Cooper: Hijacks a plane, steals $200,000 and parachutes his way into history. His whereabouts were never confirmed, though some think a dead body discovered in the woods may have been his. You have to admire his style, though his popularity might make it strange to classify him as a baddy.

Sky King

Oh, and Krang, who sounds *exactly* like George Hook

Deus Ex Machina

Judge Holden in Blood Meridian.

RichieC

Stansfield in Leon

Chuck Stone

orourkeda wrote: »

Omar Little

ThelotusKid wrote: »

How nobody has thanked this post is beyond me.

It could be that Omar was really a goodie, and not a baddie.

Bunk Moreland: So, you're my eyeball witness, huh? [Omar nods] So, why'd you step up on this?

Omar: Bird triflin', basically. Kill an everyday workin' man and all. I mean, I do some dirt, too, but I ain't never put my gun on nobody that wasn't in the game.

Bunk: A man must have a code.

Omar: Oh, no doubt.

pragmatic1

Zebra3 wrote: »

Just the attitude that kept FF in power for years under him and Haughey. :mad:

Never voted FF in my life and never will.

Chuck Stone

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Never voted FF in my life and never will.

Unless you were voting for them to be pushed out of a helicopter at 5,000 meters! :pac:

Adyx

Venom. The Spiderman character is a whiny emo wanker vastly overshadowed by the villains characters.

ThelotusKid

Chuck Stone wrote: »

Bunk Moreland: So, you're my eyeball witness, huh? [Omar nods] So, why'd you step up on this?

Omar: Bird triflin', basically. Kill an everyday workin' man and all. I mean, I do some dirt, too, but I ain't never put my gun on nobody that wasn't in the game.

Bunk: A man must have a code.

Omar: Oh, no doubt.

That Omar court appearance, tie and all, is just classic!

Respect, Chuck Stone.

Jordan 199

Scaramanga.

Dudess

Denis Hopper's character in Blue Velvet! :eek:

And The Joker in The Dark Knight.

And Robert De Niro in Cape Fear.

And Mr Burns.