Some others excluded by me, due to the six choice limit, and because I thought the other choices were better or were more of pure popcorn villains, instead of antiheroes or actual monsters or bad people who weren't actually the movie's antagonist.

Det. Alonzo Harris (contemplated switching this out with Nurse Rached, but couldn't do it.)

Idi Amin (seems too heavy compa

Little Bill Daggett

Anyway, just made the post to vote for Annie.

Poll result (18 votes) Hannibal Lector (2 votes) Vote Anton Chigurh (3 votes) Vote Annie Wilkes (6 votes) Vote Col. Hans Landa (0 votes) Vote The Joker (6 votes) Vote Nurse Rached (1 votes) Vote

without acting.

Best actress for Louise Fletcher.

Watched this again a couple of years ago; goddamn I hated that character with every inch of my life.

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I felt the same sense that there was no escaping their evil. Both made me horrendously uncomfortable. Not quite afraid but desperate.

fuck you.

Look at how many sequels and TV spinoffs that character got.

I actually prefer Chigurh just because I think it's easily the best movie of the bunch. But I wouldn't argue against Hannibal votes.

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He's become such a fixture that I can't remember if I ever found him all that scary or disturbing. It's like he's too fun. You felt like Hopkins was putting on a show.

Misery might not be on the same level as the films some of the others were in, but it holds up, and happens to revolve around a for-the-ages performance by Bates. Worth a rewatch if it's been a while.

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Just noting which one has had by far the biggest impact on pop culture.

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>Look at how many sequels and TV spinoffs that character got.



I remember reading somewhere that we only get to see Hannibal Lector on screen for 15 minutes or so


crazy how memorable a character can be with so little exposure

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A Fish Called Wanda

So many times, you almost like him, but in the end, you have no choice but to hate that dude. He is arrogant American personified.

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Just looking out of the window
Watching the asphalt grow
Thinking how it all looks hand-me-down

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Never seen one flew and I was a teen last time I saw Misery

More than once I have imagined a show based around Hannibal, Annie and Anton all living as roommates, sitcom style.

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>More than once I have imagined a show based around Hannibal,
>Annie and Anton all living as roommates, sitcom style.


Will the house be crooked/slanted?

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Out of those listed, I'd probably go with Lecter by a hair but they're all great.

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Maybe DeNiro in Cape Fear. Or Robert Mitchum in Cape Fear. Lots of oscar-worthy villain performances.

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>Lots of oscar-worthy villain performances.

peter lorre as hans beckert, M (1931)
humphrey bogart as fred c. dobbs, the treasure of the sierra madre (1948)
orson welles as harry lime, the third man (1949)
robert walker as bruno antony, strangers on a train (1951)
robert mitchum as reverend harry powell, the night of the hunter (1955)
orson welles as hank quinlan, touch of evil (1958)
angela lansbury as mrs. iselin, the manchurian candidate (1962)
john osborne as cyril kinnear, get carter (1971)
laurence olivier as dr. szell, marathon man (1976)
eric roberts as paul snider, star 80 (1983)
dennis hopper as frank booth, blue velvet (1986)
glenn close as alex forrest, fatal attraction (1987)
michael douglas as gordon gekko, wall street (1987)
alan rickman as hans gruber, die hard (1988)
wesley snipes as nino brown, new jack city (1991)
samuel l. jackson as gator purifoy, jungle fever (1991)
ralph fiennes as amon goeth, schindler's list (1993)
samuel l. jackson as ordell robbie, jackie brown (1997)
dylan baker as dr. bill maplewood, happiness (1998)
daniel day-lewis as bill 'the butcher' cutting, gangs of new york (2002)

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most of the others you mentioned had some comedic elements to them....

Anton scared the SHIT out of me...because its like this dude is not invincible...but he's so fucking sick and disturbed.......**shudders**

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