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RubinsCube Flag Wimbledon 08 May 24 12.48pm Send a Private Message to RubinsCube Add RubinsCube as a friend

What an amazing topic and thread!

I haven't examined all the replies but some names which I have not seen in those I have read:

Chris Ellison (the series Wolcott, Burnside in the Bill, numerous other unsavoury villains).

John Ortiz (nasty piece of work in the remake of Miami Vice)

Andy Serkis (Robey the villain in Luther; some nasty scumbag in a film called Sugarhouse)

Alan Ford (Bricktop in Snatch)

Frank Harper (Generic henchman in numerous London crime capers. Apparently a Millwall fan. Which tells you all you need to know).

Joaquim de Almeida (Bucho in Desperado; various other bad guys).

Sean Bean

Oh, and for comedic purposes: Gene Hunt.


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ex hibitionist Flag Hastings 08 May 24 2.09pm Send a Private Message to ex hibitionist Add ex hibitionist as a friend

Mark Duggan in The Inbetweeners, Shake Hands in Boys from the Black Stuff, Odd Job in Goldfinger.

 

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YT Flag Oxford 08 May 24 2.22pm Send a Private Message to YT Add YT as a friend

'Passmore' in 'Tucker's Luck'. Great running through the streets around Elstree studios, threatening but never quite catching or bashing up Tucker or Alan.

Edited by YT (08 May 2024 2.23pm)

 


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Apollofuzz Flag On the edge of reason 08 May 24 2.35pm Send a Private Message to Apollofuzz Add Apollofuzz as a friend

See your Passmore and raise you Bullet Baxter

Originally posted by YT

'Passmore' in 'Tucker's Luck'. Great running through the streets around Elstree studios, threatening but never quite catching or bashing up Tucker or Alan.

Edited by YT (08 May 2024 2.23pm)

 


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monkey Flag Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 08 May 24 3.02pm Send a Private Message to monkey Add monkey as a friend

Christopher Walken was superb in King of New York

 

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monkey Flag Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 08 May 24 3.07pm Send a Private Message to monkey Add monkey as a friend

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

you mother's top-fancied person was Lee Van Cleef, and her second on the list was Nigel Lawson ?

It would be much cooler to say Nigel Benn or Nigel Mansell, but they wouldn’t have been famous in the 60’s. Truth is I was named after the milkman

 

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ex hibitionist Flag Hastings 08 May 24 3.07pm Send a Private Message to ex hibitionist Add ex hibitionist as a friend

how can you talk of Passmore and not mention Gripper Stebson, then there's Grouty from Porridge played by the inestimable Peter Vaughan.

 

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Joseph Paxton Flag Lancing 08 May 24 3.12pm Send a Private Message to Joseph Paxton Add Joseph Paxton as a friend

Arnie in first Terminator film is immense screen presence.
Surprised he hasn't played more villains in his time.

Vernon Wells who played opposite him in Commando as Bennett and was the violent/camp baddie in Mad Max 2.

Klaus Kinski was always a very scary, unhinged presence on screen - and same in real life apparently. Didn't need Vampire makeup to terrify. His daughter was beautiful though.

 


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monkey Flag Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 08 May 24 3.14pm Send a Private Message to monkey Add monkey as a friend

Originally posted by ex hibitionist

how can you talk of Passmore and not mention Gripper Stebson, then there's Grouty from Porridge played by the inestimable Peter Vaughan .

That’s a great shout, one of my favourite comedy characters, I know it was comedy, but still brilliantly sinister……..and I think his henchman Crusher deserves a mention as hard men go

 

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Badger11 Flag Beckenham 08 May 24 3.16pm Send a Private Message to Badger11 Add Badger11 as a friend

Originally posted by Joseph Paxton

Arnie in first Terminator film is immense screen presence.
Surprised he hasn't played more villains in his time.

Vernon Wells who played opposite him in Commando as Bennett and was the violent/camp baddie in Mad Max 2.

Klaus Kinski was always a very scary, unhinged presence on screen - and same in real life apparently. Didn't need Vampire makeup to terrify. His daughter was beautiful though.

In my Michael Caine post I made this point. American Hollywood stars like to play the hero. When Arnie made Terminator he was not yet a star but when Terminator 2 came along he was so he then played a good robot.

But I agree Arnie is a limited actor but I think he would be very good as a nasty villain.

 


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PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 08 May 24 3.31pm Send a Private Message to PalazioVecchio Add PalazioVecchio as a friend

and a great one-liner 'there aint no whore's gold'

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Palace Old Geezer Flag Midhurst 08 May 24 3.44pm Send a Private Message to Palace Old Geezer Add Palace Old Geezer as a friend

Alan Ford was brilliant as an uncompromising hard nut playing "Brick Top" Pullford in Snatch. His explanation about feeding corpses to pigs was classic Guy Ritchie. [Link]

 


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