Who are your fav movie hero's and villians??

Ok Villian the Kurgen from Highlander or Joe Pepsi (SP ) in Casino (add that to list of films )

Hero, Hmm dont know really how about the Indian in Last of the Mohicans or Russel Crow in LA Confidential.

PS forgoten all the characters names!! who played the Kurgan??

Flash Gordon (hero).. and Ming the Mercilous (villain).... Ha Ha

.... oh and Bruce Willis in Armageddon... he saved the world, what a hero !

.... and the best (??) villain has got to be Kevin Spaceys character in se7en

totster

Hero: Kirk Douglas as Spartacus

Villian: Peter Sellers as Dr. Strangelove

I have more recent favourites, but those are two movies I can watch time and time again.

Yea Spacey was good in seven, forgot about that one!!

kurgan was played by clancy brown i think, he was in shawshank redemption, starship troopers etc

Hopkins - silence of the lambs. villian

Nicholas Cage - con air - hero

Mike Meyers in both villian and hero rolls in all the Austin Powers movies

John Travolta is also a great villian.

Al Pacino,

Robert de Niro,

brilliant

jack nicholson in batman, classic

oh, and gary oldman and ray winstone & frank harper (villan in lock stock 2 smoking barrels)

John Wayne in The Green Berets........the ell ye are.

or

anything with Gong Lee ( raise the Red Lantern )

Russell Crowe as 'Hando' in Romper Stomper

Stanley Baker as 'Lt. Chard' in Zulu

But which is which?

John Travolta is also a great villian.

yep... I agree, Swordfish/Face off/Broken Arrow were fantastic films but he was surely best in PULP FICTION

totster

Hero's - Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as Micky and Mallory Knox in Natural Born Killers.

Villains - Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as Micky and Mallory Knox in Natural Born Killers.

Hero's - Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as Micky and Mallory Knox in Natural Born Killers.

Villains - Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as Micky and Mallory Knox in Natural Born Killers.

arrrrgggghhh.... why didn't I think of that...???

Villain - Joe Pesci: Casino and GoodFellas

Hero - Russell Crowe: Gladiator

Villains - Jake and Elwood Blues

Heroes - Jake and Elwood Blues

Gazza

Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader

Han Solo and Boba Fett

Fav hereos: Dumb and Dumber

Fav Villains: Robert Carlye (sp?) as Hitler, as Begby in Trainspotting, and the cannibal in Ravenous

Matt Dillon in There's Something About Mary

Villains - Al Pacino in Scarface, Denzel Washington in Training Day, Kevin Spacey in Usual Suspects[/size

Jack Nicholson in 'About Schmidt' - hero

just kidding, that's the most boring movie ever.

Jack Nicholson in 'About Schmidt' - hero

just kidding, that's the most boring movie ever.

True, but his correspondance with that foreign sponser-a-kid was hilarious.

Jack Nicholson in 'About Schmidt' - hero 

just kidding, that's the most boring movie ever. 

True, but his correspondance with that foreign sponser-a-kid was hilarious.

So was the bathtub scene with the fat lady.

Christopher Walken is a classic bad boy.

Since some of you aren't too bright (you know who you are), I'll give you one.

Can't believe you didn't come up with it, given your past rantings:

#1 villain in a movie:

drum roll please

George W Bush in Farenheit 9/11.

We are talking about FAVORITE villains, SoCal....

It's got to be Klaus Kinski, brilliant in the '69 Western where he plays a bounty hunter who loves his job, don't know the English title.

Come on stroll. You go to the bear pit. Tell me Bush is not a favorite villian.

Or, are you talking Christopher Walken?

The attention the boy gets doesn't reflect his popularity, once his role is over, his name will disappear in the dusty history archives of embarrassing episodes better not talked about.

Puss in Boots and Pinocchio - Shrek 2...

I've never laughed so much as I did after he enters the movie. Laughing just thinking about it a month later. Catnip and Mission Impussible is all I can say. Hilarious