What three movie characters so you hate the most?

[MNDude]

What three movie characters of all time do you hate the most? They may be the the evilist most merciless villian like the emperor in Gladiator, or just a smarmy self-righteous protagonist or whatever you want.

[fella]

Sean Penn, Woody Haralson and Ed Begley Jr. in just about any role they have played.

[JPX2011]

ROTFLOL! Oh that one was soooo good! I had it on VHS at one time. Need to break down and pick up the DVD.

[Bullish]

Yes, he’s completely obnoxious. Always seems to play the same character no matter what movie.

It's amazing to me how many people love him and his low rate humor even though he does the same frikkin' bit over and over. There's even a lot of fans of his on FR.

[EinNYC]

Inquiring minds, and my cat, would like to know why. What is the attraction to this guy who pitches himself to the “Lowest Common Denominator” among people? And what is the attraction to Owen Wilson? He is not funny, nor charming, nor appealing.

[JPX2011]

Oh I dunno. Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison they were alright. The one I could never stand, and have never watched: Jim Carrey!

[mountn man]

I think Jar Jar must have a huge Schwan Stucker. That is the only reason Amidala keeps him around.

NOoooooo...I think it might be something else.

[Army Air Corps]

He was funnier on In Living Color. One of his characters was a whiny lefty activist who offended by everything. Most of his movies have been mediocre.

[Kartographer]

Elim Garak was one of the best and most honest and interesting of any Star Trek Characters

Garak: Well, it's just that... Lately I've noticed everyone seems to trust me. It's quite unnerving, I'm still trying to get used to it. Next thing I know, people are going to be inviting me to their homes for dinner.
Chief O'Brien: Well, if it makes you feel any better, I promise I will never have you over.
Garak: I appreciate that, Chief.

Elim Garak: The truth is usually just an excuse for a lack of imagination.

Elim Garak: Lying is a skill like any other, and if you want to maintain a level of excellence you have to practice constantly.

Garak: Treason, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder.

[Kartographer]

+1

[GeronL]

bump

[mountn man]

Deanna never did much for me.

But Beverly Crusher was HOT!!!

[Army Air Corps]

Remember her very brief cameo in The Hunt for Red October?

[JPX2011]

I sure did. Quite the looker in that one. She also did an episode of that HBO show Dream On where not much was left to the imagination there!

[Kartographer]

[Army Air Corps]

I take it that was an (ahem) a stellar performance...

[boop]

Yes! I wanted to wring Percy's scrawny little neck!

Agree with Andy Robinson from Dirty Harry.

Apparently a "nice guy" in real life, but I was cheering when Harry was stomping on that bastard's leg after he was shot.

The girl! Where is she?

I have rights!

The girl!

You shot me! I want a lawyer!

Fade out of a screaming Scorpio being MADE to tell where he buried her.

Jeff Goldblum and the thugs in Death Wish.

Oh, how I wanted Charles Bronson to get HIM, instead of the other random muggers.

"The Sisters" in Shawshank Redemption.

Plus the rotten SOB warden.

And for "Breakdown", I loved it when Kurt Russell captures one of the bad guys and ties him up with duct tape.

great movie when you actually HATE a character or characters.

[mountn man]

NO!!!

When/where?

[jocon307]

URSALA from “a little mermaid”. I am actually afraid of her.

This is how much afraid of her I am: I was listening to the Sirius radio Broadway Channel and they were going to interview the actress that played this character in the Broadway musical.

I changed the channel, could not listen.

[hearthwench]

“Dickless” was also the TV reporter creep in the first couple of “Die Hard” movies. I loved when he was decked. I did not care for Bruce Willis’ wife character. What a snot.

[jocon307]

“Jar Jar on the other hand brings out seething anger and he must die in a fire.”

Love this.