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In reply to the discussion: Greatest Villain in either Fiction Literature, TV or Movies..?? no real persons please.. [View all]Graybeard
(6,996 posts)6. Mrs. Danvers.
In the 1940 Hitchcock version of "Rebecca" Judith Anderson as Mrs. Danvers is spooky, scary and evil.
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Greatest Villain in either Fiction Literature, TV or Movies..?? no real persons please.. [View all]
Stuart G
Jun 2012
OP
Actually, either Henry or (worse) Charles Wilcox from Howards End are despicable
NRaleighLiberal
Jun 2012
#30
A tie between Mr. Blonde from "Reservoir Dogs" and Keysersoze from "Usual Suspects"
LynneSin
Jun 2012
#32