5, Anton Chigurh: "Old Nowhere"
The director style of the Coen brothers is unique in Hollywood. The western crime film "Old Nowhere" created in 2007 is professionally recognized by many authoritative awards.
only at the Academy Awards, the film has a total of 8 nominations.
finally won 4 awards including best picture and best supporting actor.
and the Spanish actor Javier Baden, it is by virtue of his superb performance in this film that he got his own Oscar statuette. After his interpretation of the cold-blooded killer
, he not only makes people shudder but also exudes a unique charm. The audience who have seen the film are all impressed by his acting skills.
4, Hans Landa: "Inglourious Basterds"
"Inglourious Basterds" released in 2009 is the only film by director Quentin that reflects the theme of World War II.
He himself completed the script very early, but he was unable to find a suitable candidate to play the "Jewish hunter" Hans Landa.
It was not until he met Austrian actor Christopher Waltz that he decided to officially start filming "Inglourious Basterds".
Frankly speaking, although Uncle Wa is positioned as a supporting role in the film, Quentin has given him the role of not losing to the protagonist Brad Pitt.
And Uncle Wa's temperament perfectly fits this role, creating an impressive image of a classic Nazi officer.
How good is Uncle Wa acting? The film won a total of 8 Oscar nominations, but only he successfully won an Oscar statuette.
3, Stan Field: "This killer is not too cold"
is now Gary Oldman, who has long been an Oscar actor, and the most well-known screen image before, should be the evil antidrug who loves Beethoven. police.
When he was killing the family of the little girl played by Natalie Portman, he was crazy and bloodthirsty.
He used the most graceful posture to do the coldest crimes. His powerful aura overwhelmed everyone, making the audience nervous and exciting. Although
has not won a heavyweight award, the role of Gary Oldman can undoubtedly stand up to any test and will have his place in the rankings of major classic villains.
2, Hannibal Lecter: "The Silent Lambs"
Strictly speaking, the real protagonist of this film should be Judy Foster, and the main line of the whole story is also unfolded through her sight.
But helplessly, Anthony Hopkins's performance is simply great. He just turned Dr. Hannibal, who has few roles, into the most eye-catching existence in the film.
He not only won the Oscar winner's crown by virtue of this classic role, but also directly extended a number of film works dedicated to Hannibal's life.
The elegant and bloodthirsty Hannibal can be so popular, thanks to Anthony Hopkins' unparalleled superb acting skills.
1, Joker: "Batman: The Dark Knight"
In all major superhero-themed movie works, this "Dark Knight" has always been a "ceiling" level of existence.
The success of this film is not only due to director Nolan's philosophical and in-depth plot structure, but also to Heath Ledger's impeccable character interpretation.
Before him, the "clown" representing evil forces has been shaped in multiple versions, but he alone has completely elevated this character to an unsurpassable realm.
And his own untimely death has made this screen image full of legends, and I am afraid that it will be difficult for future generations to replace him in the hearts of the audience.
Generally speaking, the villain on the big screen often releases stronger dramatic tension because of special character settings, which is impressive.
However, if you want to really control these villains, it will actually test the actors' acting skills. If the scale is not well controlled, it will appear to be too hard.
