The greatest typecast villian of all time! - William Zabka!

[QuickStop]

WE ARE NOT SAYIGN THAT! WE ARE SAYING THAT HES ALWAYS EVIL! he has an evil face!

[The Jays]

Holy shit! Billy Zabka's in that too!


That entry is actually much better than Gary Oldman. That Chinese dude plays the exact same badass.

Did Johnny actually fight that Chinese dude? I mean, that would be like the greatest movie of all time!

[crack hitler]

Holy shit! Billy Zabka's in that too!


That entry is actually much better than Gary Oldman. That Chinese dude plays the exact same badass.

Did Johnny actually fight that Chinese dude? I mean, that would be like the greatest movie of all time!

i'm glad you liked the tie-in

[The Jays]

DID HE FIGHT HIM????? I so gotta see that movie.

[crack hitler]

honestly, i hate to break this to you, but if i remember correctly he is actually the good guy in this one

[GonzoStyle]

Yeah, but it's not like he used the exact same character of Lee Harvey Oswald to play Zerg in The Fifth Element.

No but he's always type cast to play the villian, thats type casting.

Just like in another thread where frank vincent was mentioned, he's always playing a gangster... they may be different characters but he's always a gangster.

No ones gonna pick oldman to play a good guy, a comedic role, or a hero. He's always gonna be the bad guy.

[The Jays]

Well, what I meant was to play the same exact character in ever movie. In this case, I meant greatest typecast bad ass bully. Edit the fucking title then.

Frank Vincent, yeah, I was gonna say he was typecast as a gangster.

[GonzoStyle]

Then I go with dolph.

[The Jays]

No way.

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[The Jays]

He's no bully. But he does get the award for typecast bad-ass spic.

But only because GMANN isn't an actor yet.

[Galt]

I don't know whether I want to be a member of a board where there is even debate regarding the bad-assosity of Johnny Lawrence. I mean, I am just humbled by his greatness. If I ever saw him in real life I would pee myself.

[Arpikarhu]

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greatest villian ever. nuff said!

[crx girl]

so, he's nominated for an oscar right?

and have i been spelling villain wrong all this time? or is it just all of you guys

[PlasticMan]

Gary Oldman played Beethoven in Immortal Beloved, therefore he's off the list.

Bolo was who I immediately thought of, though I didn't know his name. He's just the Chinese guy with the enormous pecs.

[The Jays]

Ok, I have to resurrect this thread, because I just found out that William Zabka was nominated for an Academy Award this year.

[GonzoStyle]

Gary Oldman played Beethoven in Immortal Beloved, therefore he's off the list.

I don't see your point since he played a scumbag once again.

[PlasticMan]

He wasn't a villian though. An asshole and a villian are not the same thing.

[crx girl]

Ok, I have to resurrect this thread, because I just found out that William Zabka was nominated for an Academy Award this year.

no





really?

[The Jays]

Oldman to Play Deadliest 'Star Wars' Villain


British actor Gary Oldman will play the "deadliest" Star Wars villain ever in the franchise's final prequel Episode Three. The Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban star will voice character General Grievous, who is a part-alien/part-robot. And insiders say Oldman - who is considered to be one of the finest actors of his generation - was handpicked for the part by series creator George Lucas, who is a big fan of his work. A source says, "George thought Gary was the ideal choice." According to reports, Oldman's character will try and hunt down Jedi knights Anakin Skywalker and Obi-wan Kenobi in the film, which is due to hit cinemas next summer