Greatist Charector???

[sabre_ac]

What is the greatist charector to grace our screens.Im talking fictional here on either tv or the movies.

The first that spring to mind for me are Kramar and Newman.Or Keyser Soze and James Bond

Im sure there are plenty others

 

[thestretch60]

Cool hand Luke, Played by Paul Newman

 

[jod23]

Can anyone seriously go past Luke Skywalker and Darth Vadar.

 

[Grendel]

You mean 'greatest character' (sorry sabre)

Movies? Bond, James Bond.

TV, the Doctor (as in Who).

Books, (could be controversial and say Jesus) or play it safe and say Angus Thermopyle.

Btw. Comics is easy Batman. Grendel is a close second.

 

[Bloodstained Angel]

Gilbert Grape

 

[sbagman]

Sabre, where do you go to school?

 

[JUBJUB]

Detective Frank Pembelton

 

[mantis]

Sabre mate
I will bring a dictionary for you on saturday.

Oh & my answer to the question KENNY.

 

[Asgardian]

Instead of naming an individual character, I will nominate a character type which I believe is the most enduring in film history.

A smallish man, who always seems to be the wrong person, at the wrong place at the wrong time, and while all about him disaster occurs, he somehow is untouched.

The actor I most associate with this character type is Charlie Chaplin.

If any of you get a chance to see this man ply his trade on film, grab it with both hands, it will be an experience you'll love

 

[CURVE]

Cool McCool... Danger is his business

 

[Mr Ripper]

Rod Skase

 

[GoEagles]

Polly Page from 'the Bill'

 

[The Hitman]

Dr. Evil...100% all the way.

Anyone who does not find him funny, has to have no brain or be an Essendon supporter.

I'm hoping Mike Myers will make an Austin Powers III, cos unlike the Police Academy flicks, the more Austin Powers films...the better!

 

[Sly77]

Simple - MONKEY

 

[xBinny]

Jay...need I say more? Yes? Okay....& Silent Bob! Absolute classics!

 

[M29]

Big Screen: Bond, James Bond.
Other: Homer Simpson.

 

[Santos L Helper]

Ginger Tompkins
Miguel Sanchez
Tony Montanya
Frank Banner.

If you don't know them, you haven't lived.

 

[Dan26]

Alvin Purple.

 

[sabre_ac]

Originally posted by sbagman
Sabre, where do you go to school?

AHAHAHAHAHA it really anoys your doesnt it.
Actually i am in uni studing commerce and I was a B-A student in english.
So my english isnt that bad and my spelling never held me back in english.It was actually one of my higher scoring subjects for my TEE .

I dont think there is as much emphasis on it these days in school.

It must be a generation gap thing sbagman.

 

[Mobbs]

Originally posted by Grendel
Books, (could be controversial and say Jesus) or play it safe and say Angus Thermopyle.

Milos Taverner was more identifiable than ThermoPILE

 

[Mobbs]

Some of the animals should get a gig : Skippy, Lassie, Mr Percival.

 

[Grendel]

Originally posted by Mobbenfuhrer
Some of the animals should get a gig : Skippy, Lassie, Mr Percival.

Well then wheres the king of screen animals, Rin Tin Tin (first appeared back in the silent days)!!

Oh, and for cartoon dogs, the one and only Droopy!

 

[Agent 86]

Johnny Bravo & The Ghost Who Walks, Man Who Cannot Die, The Phantom. As for someone played by an actor, for mine I'd say Norm & Cliff from Cheers.

 

[prized bitch]

Re: Re: Greatist Charector???

Originally posted by Kruek



Learn to spell you Fremantle Shockers troll. Collingwood's made more finals than you useless club.

Your useless club maybe................

 

[Portia]

Morpheus

Sam Spade

Darth Vader

Richie Cunningham

Denzel's character in Training Day - a very complete character

The Terminator

Val Kilmer's Doc Holliday in Tombstone - I still think its his best role

Marty McFly