Ever wanted to be an enemy?

[porterjack]

He was supposed to be talking in an English accent??? He sounded more like an Aussie talking while squeezing out a brown baby.

sounds English to me

 

[Zorak]

Some of my favourite antagonists from films:

Keyser Soze : Usual Suspects
John "Teddy" Gammill : Memento
William II : Braveheart
Little Bill : Unforgiven
Anton Chigurgh : No Country for Old Men

Loads more I have forgotten, no doubt.

 

[Peter Parka]

Some of my favourite antagonists from films:

Keyser Soze : Usual Suspects
John "Teddy" Gammill : Memento
William II : Braveheart
Little Bill : Unforgiven
Anton Chigurgh : No Country for Old Men

Loads more I have forgotten, no doubt.

William II? Don't remember him in that film. Sure you don't mean Patrick McGoohan as Edward I or even that cop from Ballykissangel stereotyping why gay people are bad as Edward II?

 

[Zorak]

William II? Don't remember him in that film. Sure you don't mean Patrick McGoohan as Edward I or even that cop from Ballykissangel stereotyping why gay people are bad as Edward II?

Yeah I meant Edward I, I don't know why I wrote William II

 

[Aeval]

Kathy Bates in Misery comes to mind...she was an awesome "villain".

 

[Peter Parka]

Yeah I meant Edward I, I don't know why I wrote William II

Haha! One of the only good things about that film - in there about words -

"send in the archers"

"A big pardon sire but wont we hit our troops?"

"Yes but we'll hit there's too"

 

[Tuffdisc]

I think most actor/esses tend to be better than the good guys/gals.

One good example is John Travolta in Broken Arrow, though it was some what cheesy at the end, the rest was fine. Another was Face/Off