Irish Bond Villain

StemCell

nigeldaniel wrote: »

Mary Lou has a touch of Irma Bunt.

Is that rhyming slang?

StemCell

Sean Quinn.


I believe he's a method actor too.

Capt'n Midnight

glasso wrote: »

Richard Harris - The man with the big black hawthorn stick

Richard Harris - The man who played Cromwell.

who needs bond villains when you have the real thing ?

tdf7187

FunkyDa2 wrote: »

Pierce Brosnan...

That's the first person I thought of.

He played a villain in one of his first roles, in the superb Britflick The Long Good Friday.

Sgt Hartman

CFlat wrote: »

Aengus O Snodaigh.

Has the head of a Bond villan.

His brother Rónán as his crazed Bodhrán playing henchman

Sgt Hartman

CFlat wrote: »

Aengus O Snodaigh.

Has the head of a Bond villan.

His brother Rónán from Kila as his crazed Bodhrán playing henchman

Minime2.5

John Deleany. Im sure hed have no problem playing a fictional bad guy seeing as hes been doing a pretty good job of it in real life.

RandomViewer

Terri Prone and her sisters of charity

nigeldaniel

StemCell wrote: »

Is that rhyming slang?

Nop, Irma is a classic bond villain. one of the best.

NSAman

Minime2.5 wrote: »

John Deleany. Im sure hed have no problem playing a fictional bad guy seeing as hes been doing a pretty good job of it in real life.

Not so sure about the Bond Girls though....

Bond had Pussy Galore... Think Delaney just gets the Money Galore type..;)

Mister Vain

Pat Mustard.

fryup

^^^^^^^^^^^

"thanks to you Mr Bond i have to yank myself around the clock cause i can't any decent sex from wimmin"

saabsaab

Lynn Benfield wrote: »

Dylan Moran.

Yes, can see that..


You there, make yourself useful, pour me a drink man!


but I'm a secret agent, not a waiter Dr Evil!


'Why are you dressed like a bloody half ass'd one then?'

New Home

tdf7187 wrote: »

That's the first person I thought of.

He played a villain in one of his first roles, in the superb Britflick The Long Good Friday.

And he was really scary in The Lawnmower Man.

Mister Vain

Actually Aidan Gillen a.k.a John Boy from Love/Hate would a good choice. Also the IRA boss from Love/Hate.

skooterblue2

Mister Vain wrote: »

Also the IRA boss from Love/Hate.

Jimmy Smallhorn? I saw him on the Late Late show years ago proclaiming that he was going to be the next big thing. Shortly afterward a little known Irish actor Colin Farrell appeared in a Vietnam era drama "Tigerland".

Everyone on Love/Hate had great roles and played them well. Shame It couldnt be said for the cast of Fair City.

fryup

Jimmy Small'horn

i reckon he got some slaggin at school

Hello 2D Person Below

Eduard Khil wrote: »

Cillian Murphy full on bad guy would be a good choice for a bond villain very psychological in Batman give him a weaponised pandemic and it's Scarecrow 2.0

Absolutely agree.

When Peaky Blinders kicked off people fancied him for the Bond role but I'd much rather see him as a villain.

Mister Vain

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Jimmy Smallhorn? I saw him on the Late Late show years ago proclaiming that he was going to be the next big thing. Shortly afterward a little known Irish actor Colin Farrell appeared in a Vietnam era drama "Tigerland".

Everyone on Love/Hate had great roles and played them well. Shame It couldnt be said for the cast of Fair City.

Yeah he was very good in Cardboard Gangsters too.

skooterblue2

fryup wrote: »

Jimmy Small'horn

i reckon he got some slaggin at school

Actually he made a joke of that on the night. He was working with a director called Juan Suk, so if they had a kid he would be called Juan Suk-Smallhorn

Mister Vain

At least his first name isn't Dick.

breezy1985

Keyzer wrote: »

This wily b@astard. Probably the only potential Bond villain to spend more money (albeit not his own) on designer clothing. And, no matter what Bond did, he'd never beat him.

As bad as he was you couldn't imagine him doing any evil Bond villain stuff like being involved in organized weapons smuggling or anything like that .

I always thought Pat Kenny and Get Loughnane had heads on em that wouldn't look out of place on SS uniforms too

Fran has a bone

Agree with Smallhorne and Cillian Murphy

fryup

Keyzer wrote: »

This wily b@astard. Probably the only potential Bond villain to spend more money (albeit not his own) on designer clothing. And, no matter what Bond did, he'd never beat him.

Bambi wrote: »

As crooked a bollix as ever stood up in shoe leather. Bond villains could only aspire to his level of scaldiness

and yet we voted for him, so what does that say about us???

An Claidheamh

Tow wrote: »

That cage fighter fellow from Crumlin

Lynn Ruane?

bnt

Has to be the Long Man himself:

breezy1985

bnt wrote: »

Has to be the Long Man himself:

Could easily work as a Alec Trevelyan type villain given that his arch nemesis was his former best friend who swore allegiance to king and country

weldoninhio

Curse These Metal Hands wrote: »

"And this goes out to you Junkie James Bond, ya junkie's junkie's bastard ya."

Double O Shyte-in-a-bucket

An Claidheamh

weldoninhio wrote: »

Double O Shyte-in-a-bucket

How much for the Aston Martin boss?

An Claidheamh

Has it been mentioned that there already was an Irish Bond villain - Andrew Scott

Seemed more like a prefect from Blackrock College than a daunting villain