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And what about: Jimmy Reno From Road House 1 (1989) Alexander From Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991) William 'Wild Bill' Decarie From Road House 2 (2006) Lurtz From Lord of the Rings 1: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) Clement "The Doctor" Molloch From The Evil that Men do (1984) The Nighslasher From Cobra (1986) Luther From Warriors (1979) Benett From Commando (1985) Major Pa Tee Tint From Rambo 4: To Hell and Back (2008) Tommy O'Shea From Death Wish 5: Face of the Death (1994) Manly, Wiley and Mastrone From Lock Up (1989) Toecutter From Mad Max 1 (1979) Robert DeGuerin From Eraser (1996) Richter From Total Recall (1990) Requin From Tango & Cash (1989) Pieter Vorstedt From Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Viktor „Rosta“ Rostavili From Red Heat (1988) Hector Juan Carlos „Johnny“ Tapia From Bad Boys 2 (2003) Thulsa Doom From Conan the Barbarian (1982) Eric Qualen From Cliffhanger (1993)
In response to Katrina Taylor's comment, I would like to add to this Ms. Mojo list Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker from James and the Giant Peach. Only the Devil himself would love these wicked yuckers of Aunts. They both went deep deep deep under MY skin so badly that I would've loved to have seen them killed as brutally as possible after they were wrapped up in spider string!
It speaks volumes for an actor to play a character so well that they are truly hated! I remember when Titanic came out, Billy Zane had to shave his head and constantly hide his identity because people hated HIM so much for how well he was despised in the movie!!!
Billy Zane honest looks attractive with a shaved head, & that perfomance is reason enough for him to play Lex Luthor at some point in a future “Superman” movie or show.
I love Zane's performances as a villain. He's so damn good at it that he literally plays a powerful demon in Demon Knight. "Fuckin Ho-dunk Po-dunk, well then there MOTHERFUCKERS!"
no offence but thats pathetic to hate someone that much because of a film (i understand its really good acting but still so sad people actually think its real)
@@tommyhooper8143 I agree with that, an actor playing arole should just be that, a role. It’s like how I felt for Imelda Staunton when people stated to HATE her since she played Dolores Umbridge.
Umbridge. Goes without saying. Perfect choice for number 1, and easily the fictional character I despise the most in general, not just in books or films. Shame you didn’t include that all-so-satisfying moment from the film. “Tell them I mean no harm!” “Sorry, Professor, I must not tell lies”
I met a Dolores kind of woman at a job. I quit and months later she was demoted, universally hated by workers and people in general and at the glorious end, fired.
I think that Dolores Umbridge and Miss Trunchbull (Matilda) would have become instant BFFs. They are both so much alike. Trunchbull and Umbridge would go as far as HAVING SEX WITH ONE ANOTHER!! Face it... They were made for each other!
I always thought it was ironic....even fitting that the actress who played Vernon's sister in Harry Potter is the same actress who played Trunchbull in Matilda.
Kron from Disney’s Dinosaur, Hoskins and Mills from the Jurassic World trilogy, John Kreese and Terry Silver from the Karate Kid franchise, and Ernesto de la Cruz from Coco. There’s also Paulie from Rocky, every character portrayed by Rob Schneider, and Samson’s mean father from The Wild.
I can't call Kron a bad guy as he was trying to keep everyone alive and sometimes when your trying to save people or keep people alive sometimes your going to lose set of your morals and sometimes when it survival of the fittest your not going to be in the best to be reason with or talked to
Here are some animated examples: - Prince Hans (Frozen) - Evelyn Deavor (The Incredibles II) - Namaari (Raya and the Last Dragon) - Dawn Bellwether (Zootopia) - Robert Callaghan AKA Yokai (Big Hero 6) - Buck Cluck and the Citizens of Oakey Oaks (Chicken Little) - The Once-Ler's Family (The Lorax) - Chi Fu (Mulan) - The Coachman (Pinocchio) - Princess Atta and the rest of the Ant Colony (except Dot) (A Bug's Life) - The Nicelanders (Wreck-It Ralph) - Ming Lee and Tyle Nguyen-Baker (Turning Red) - Imelda, Elena, and the Rivera Family (Coco) - Lotso (Toy Story 3) - Governor John Ratcliffe (Pocahontas)
Hey, what's wrong with Princess Atta? She was a pretty good lovable character. Everyone else also had their own character development throughout the movie too. :(
I personally think judging by Lotso’s backstory, the filmmakers want us to feel bad for him and what motivates him to do these terrible, unforgiving deeds. The Riveras may be unlikable at first because they refuse to let Miguel play music, but it’s Ernesto de la Cruz who caused the events of the movie in the first place.
If you hate Ming Lee, you completely misunderstood Turning Red. Yes, she’s an overprotective helicopter mom. A lot of Asian moms are. But she has a lot of character growth (literally) by the end of the movie.
I just recently watched the Lorax for the first time in a while, and I completely forgot how annoying the Once-ler’s family was. They laugh at him for being a failure, he makes a thneed and they demand him to make more (they even helped him cut down all the trees), and then get mad at him for cutting them all down.
Oh god The Color Purple is one of the best films ever made, full stop! And Whoopi's acting is pure gold, playing from, what, a 12/14 year old to 60-odd year old! Absolute genius!
Denethor was in the possession of a Palantir and had his mind poisoned by Sauron for years. This was never brought up in the movies though, but it explains his behavior.
I can name a few that are worthy to be on the list. Like: Annie Wilkes from Misery, Mary from Precious, Dwight Hansen from This Boy's Life and The Reverend from Brimstone. The Warden from Shawshank Redemption.
Annie Wilkes is a spectacular and iconic villain, but she’s not someone that one actually loathes. Part of the genius of Kathy Bates’ performance is how she still managed to make her character very charismatic and likeable.
JK Simmons’ Oscar-winning performance as the perfectionist Jazz instructor Terrance Fletcher from ‘Whiplash’, one of 100+ best movie villains of all time.
As a Star Wars fan who was introduced to Harry Potter by my girlfriend, I say this with every once of my being. I want umbridge to hear scuba breathing from the end of dark hallway
Didn't she win a best supporting for the role? Her face so pretty, her demeanor, so wicked, her performance so captivating. Catch her in the comedy 'The Cheap Detective' for the contrast of characters she's played.
Eve Harrington, "All About Eve". Regina Giddens, "The Little Foxes" Mr. Potter, "It's A Wonderful Life" Harry Ellis, "Die Hard" Coach Kilmer, "Varsity Blues" Jim, "Edward Scissorhands" Captain Bligh, "Mutiny on the Bounty" Stanley Kowalski, "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Samson’s unloving father from The Wild. I don’t think he ever really loved his son, he’s an impatient perfectionist who forces his own son to roar like a lion but the cub was too young to do so.
To be fair, Denathor was done dirty in the movies. They had to cut out his backstory because the movie was already long enough. He was a just & noble man, driven to insanity by Sauron through his use of a palantir.
I’ll never forgive him for what he did to Rocket’s friends and his creations. He never learned the consequences of playing the role of God from either Victor Frankenstein or John Hammond.
I actually hated president coin in the Hunger games more than president snow. I love how katniss recognized that she could be as evil or even worst than snow and killed her instead.
Emma Thompson also did a good job at playing the villainous principal in the movie musical. I’d give points to both Ferris and Thompson, so it’s a tie.
I've always had the theory that Rose"s mother pimped out Rose to Cal, meaning, she procured them to have sex before marriage which in those times meant Rose either married Cal or she'd be shunned by everyone. But to Rose's mother that was guarantee. That's why Cal acts even more as he owns Rose, because in a way, he does. I'm also pretty sure Rose takes Jack's virginity
What's really insane is that the majority of the actors who play these despised characters are the total opposite in real life. Pretty much all of them are actually down to earth sweethearts. It's crazy that it would usually take one movie role for them to be universally hated and feared by the masses. But remember, hate the character, not the actor playing them. It just shows how good they play the part.
Donald Sutherland did such an excellent job portraying President Snow’s cunning and callous nature. Can’t wait to see how he came to be that way in the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
Percy was on the list (at #7). Otherwise, good choices. Though I think John Malkovich's performance as Cyrus in Con Air was so (purposefully) over the top that the character feels more comical than hateful. He's almost like a Bond villain.
The actor for Snow was so convincing and performed so well at being hateable, that when I first saw the series, I legit wondered if he received backlash in real life of people hating him if they saw him walking down the street lol
Donald Sutherland did a great job of playing President Cornelius Snow in the Hunger Games series. But I hate President Alma Coin from Hunger Games: Mockingjay even more. At least Snow was honest the whole time and showed he was always an asshole. But Coin was two-faced who used and backstabbed many people, including the hero of the Hunger Game series, Katniss Everdeen. And her actions caused the death of many people, including Katniss' sister, Prim. That is why I loved it when everyone expected Katniss to kill Snow, she instead shot and killed Coin instead. But Snow did still get his comeuppance as he is also killed during a riot that ensued after Katniss terminated Coin. And that is the testament of how wonderful of a job Julianne Moore did playing Coin. I really hated her and even more than Snow.
Donald Sutherland? nah he was already a really succesful and well respected Actor before the Hunger Game Movies. i dont think that anybody hate him for this Role.
-Emperor Commodus(Gladiator) -John Kreese(The Karate Kid) -Bella Swan(Twilight) -Warden Norton(The Shawshank Redemption) -Jenny (Forrest Gump) -the stepfather(sucker punch) -Ernesto de la Cruz (coco) -Ivan Drago (Rocky) -Grandmother (Flowers in the Attic) -Peter creedy (v for vendetta) -White Goodman(Dodgeball) -Robert Dixon (In the Name of the Father)
Paulie from Rocky (though not an antagonist) is not very likable. He can be a grumpy, pessimistic, argumentative jerk who takes advantage of his sister’s kind nature. However, he still supports Rocky. He’s just a little misunderstood that’s all.
I remember watching Happy Gilmore for the first time in 9th grade physical science class with my friends in our COVID-19 days. Shooter was so tempting to ruin Happy's ego as a golfer in public, but he got underestimated and got what he deserved in a sweet taste of sour revenge. I still despise his character since he tried to do it in public *IN A LIVE GAME.* 😑
A few honorable or dishonorable mentions: Terry silver - karate kid franchise General hux - star wars franchise Ivan Drago - Rocky franchise Peter creedy - v for vendetta Regina george - mean girls Lord Cutler Beckett - pirates of the caribbean franchise
Kept waiting for Umbridge to be in the list, was so glad she is #1 🤣 Imelda Staunton is incredible at being unlikable. I've had teachers that genuinely hate children and their job and she nails that personality in her performance.
While perhaps not a “character,” because he was a portrayal of an actual person, Amon Goethe in Schindler’s List (played by Ralph Fiennes) was easily the most detestable for me.
I hate Walter Peck cause not just what was mentioned, but also putting the blame of the explosion on the Ghostbusters in the Mayor's office, he even makes up a story that they're using some kind of nerve gas to make people think their seeing ghosts. Chris Hargensen should've also been listed with Margaret White together. Dolores Umbridge, I don't love to hate her, I fully hate her. She infuriates me big time with flames 🔥.
I hate Walter Peck as well and I honestly wish he had been killed off in the film. It would’ve been satisfying if he got crushed by Stay Puft’s foot during his rampage in New York City and the Ghostbusters captured and contained his ghost in their ghost trap.
The interesting thing about mayor Vaughn in the movie Jaws if you have to read the book to understand why he was the way he was. The mob was involved and it forced him actually leaving the town toward the end of the book
You also have to remember that Spielberg and the screenwriters actually wind up using the character of Vaughn to bring some nuance to the movie's characterizations: "Martin, my kids were on that beach too."
Both Walter Peck from "Ghostbusters" and Richard Thornburg along with Dwayne T. Robinson from "DIE HARD" are my most hated characters as I dislike them very much.
Carl Denham from 1933's King Kong. There's a line where he talks about having "taken some of the fight out of him (Kong)" when the poor bugger is hogtied in a metal restraint. He doubles down on the villainy in Son of Kong by not only going after the eponymous Son of Kong but refusing to accept the responsibility for the damage to New York and the fatalities of Kong's escape attempt.
How about Amon Goeth from Shindlers List? Interestingly, Spielberg played down the real life Goeth in the movie, because the audience might not have believed a man could be that evil.
The thing about Umbridge vs. Voldemort is that Voldemort, while undoubtably cruel, evil, vile, and hated, he is clearly a fairy tale like villain. However, everyone knows an Umbridge in real life. Thats what makes her so terribly worse then Voldemort. Whether it be a former teacher, a boss, administration, a politician, we ALL have come across an Umbridge, she is a real world villain.
2:44 its actually pretty ironic because now in Taxi Driver, Kim Eui-Sung (who played the hated Yonsook in Train to Busan) is playing one of the BELOVED characters in the series, CEO and Do-Ki's "best father" Jang Sung Chul and much like Seok-Woo, he is also very protective of his adoptive kids too.
Pretty much in Get Out, I just hate the mother. Cause she uses vulnerability as a weapon. When he slaps that tea cup to the ground it got the BIGGEST reaction out of me.
As you can tell I love this list 😂: Another point… I hate Steven more than Candie in Django. Of course we hate Candie… that’s easy. But Samuel L Jackson arguably gave the best performance of his career with Steven. And it’s because I HATE THAT MAN SO MUCH. How can you make someone so odious so watchable!!!!!
No, cause she said and I quote that they were only counting characters that we were SUPPOSE to hate, not the ones that ended up bring hated because of either bad writing or performances. And since Jar Jar and BvS Luthor only ended up hated due to the latter, they do not count
Jar Jar is hilarious. No wonder people hate him so much. However, I see that Jesse Eisenburg was unfit to play Lex Luthor and should’ve brought Kevin Spacy to reprise his role (if he hadn’t been accused of sexual misconduct) or maybe cast Mark Strong because he’s good at playing sinister villains.
The bully in Back To The Future. There was a guy just like him at my high school, and he’d hurt and taunt me nearly every day with his friends. So I’ve always held extra hate towards him
Jonathan Noble does SUCH a good job making Denethor a POS... granted it's explained in the books that he's literally driven insane by Sauron through the Palantir
Here are some of mine (I’ll add more if I can think of any): Mary Jane Watson (Spider-Man franchise), Warden Norton (Shawshank Redemption), Wild Bill (The Green Mile), pretty much every character in Twilight, Amanda Young (Saw), Captain Marvel
Such a coincidence that I saw Train to Busan yesterday and was thinking how hateful Yon-Suk is. Heck, even after dead he ruins the happy ending of the protagonists
I’m glad Mayor Vaughn was on this list. I actually made that same parallel that they did because the mayor was obviously an inspiration… Come to think of it, Biff Tannen is an homage to the same person.
Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger - Iron Man, Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, Harry Ellis - Die Hard, Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Howard Saint - The Punisher and Commodus - Gladiator.
#20: Mayor Larry Vaughn (Jaws) #19: Shooter McGavin (Happy Gilmore) #18: Yon-Suk (Train to Busan) #17: Walter Peck (Ghostbusters) #16: Margaret White (Carrie) #15: Terence Fletcher (Whiplash) #14: Cal Hockley (Titanic) #13: The Armitage Family (Get Out) #12: Bill Lumbergh (Office Space) #11: Carter Burke (Aliens) #10: Biff Tannen (“Back to the Future” franchise) #9: Matilda’s Family & Miss Agatha Trunchbull (Matilda) #8: Denethor (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King) #7: Percy Wetmore (The Green Mile) #6: President Coriolanus Snow (“The Hunger Games” franchise) #5: Mrs. Carmody (The Mist) #4: Nurse Ratched (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest) #3: Captain Vidal (Pan’s Labyrinth) #2: Calvin J. Candie (Django Unchained) #1: Dolores Umbridge (“Harry Potter” franchise)
The Wormwood family were such jerks towards Matilda, but Miss Trunchbull was just a complete psychopath (“Matilda”). And speaking of psychopathic school faculties, Terence Fletcher (“Whiplash”) was vicious towards those poor students to the point where he makes them cry or when he drives them to suicide. So much for abusive parents and psychopathic principals and teachers.
Don’t forget Johnny Friendly played by Lee J. Cobb in On The Waterfront. A loathsome villain in a time when characters were portrayed without the F word or other such language.
Nurse Ratched definitely belongs on this list, in a high spot. Denethor does not. The most indefensible aspect of Jackson's adaptation of LotR was the translation of Denethor from the tragic figure of the books to the sybaritic buffoon of the films. Anyone who had read the books before seeing the films would be too annoyed about this misadaptation to be able to hate the actual character of Denethor.
I read the books first. Thought Denethor was scum regardless. I thought his portrayal in the films was great and worked exceptionally well. Sure, they never mentioned he had a palantir or that Sauron was manipulating him for years, but, we weren't supposed to feel Sauruman was a tragic figure, and he fell in essentially the same way. I didn't really ever see him as tragic, just weak. Regardless, Denethor in the movies is just the worst. I'm currently rewatching after another reread, and we haven't even gotten to Gondor yet and I already despise him for his role in the breaking of the fellowship and the fall of Boromir, something that didn't stand out to me as much until this run through.
Notable mentions: Tarkin (he is one of the most hated star wars characters he is a real BEEEP) Palpatine (also very hated) President Coin (i know many who hate her just as much as snow)
Dr. Chilton in "The Silence of the Lambs." The corrupt executive played by Stephen Root in "No Country for Old Men." Heather Chandler in "Heathers." Dudley Smith in "L.A. Confidential." Bobby Pellitt in "Horrible Bosses." Amon Goeth in "Schindler's List."
Amon Goeth from Schindlers list takes the cake for me. Not sure how he isn't on this list. Also I'd add Lotso from Toy Story 3. He was a real bastard as well even if he was a teddy bear.
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And what about:
Jimmy Reno
From Road House 1 (1989)
Alexander
From Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)
William 'Wild Bill' Decarie
From Road House 2 (2006)
Lurtz
From Lord of the Rings 1: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
Clement "The Doctor" Molloch
From The Evil that Men do (1984)
The Nighslasher
From Cobra (1986)
Luther
From Warriors (1979)
Benett
From Commando (1985)
Major Pa Tee Tint
From Rambo 4: To Hell and Back (2008)
Tommy O'Shea
From Death Wish 5: Face of the Death (1994)
Manly, Wiley and Mastrone
From Lock Up (1989)
Toecutter
From Mad Max 1 (1979)
Robert DeGuerin
From Eraser (1996)
Richter
From Total Recall (1990)
Requin
From Tango & Cash (1989)
Pieter Vorstedt
From Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
Viktor „Rosta“ Rostavili
From Red Heat (1988)
Hector Juan Carlos „Johnny“ Tapia
From Bad Boys 2 (2003)
Thulsa Doom
From Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Eric Qualen
From Cliffhanger (1993)
You forgot the fat uncle in Dead Alive and that is why I disliked this video.
You should do just kids movies with characters you hate or should hate. Like in Pete's Dragon(1977), the Gogans.
Voldemort. Also Top 20 Satisfying Villain Deaths
In response to Katrina Taylor's comment, I would like to add to this Ms. Mojo list Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker from James and the Giant Peach. Only the Devil himself would love these wicked yuckers of Aunts. They both went deep deep deep under MY skin so badly that I would've loved to have seen them killed as brutally as possible after they were wrapped up in spider string!
It speaks volumes for an actor to play a character so well that they are truly hated! I remember when Titanic came out, Billy Zane had to shave his head and constantly hide his identity because people hated HIM so much for how well he was despised in the movie!!!
Billy Zane honest looks attractive with a shaved head, & that perfomance is reason enough for him to play Lex Luthor at some point in a future “Superman” movie or show.
I love Zane's performances as a villain. He's so damn good at it that he literally plays a powerful demon in Demon Knight. "Fuckin Ho-dunk Po-dunk, well then there MOTHERFUCKERS!"
no offence but thats pathetic to hate someone that much because of a film (i understand its really good acting but still so sad people actually think its real)
@@tommyhooper8143 I agree with that, an actor playing arole should just be that, a role. It’s like how I felt for Imelda Staunton when people stated to HATE her since she played Dolores Umbridge.
Insanity!
Umbridge. Goes without saying. Perfect choice for number 1, and easily the fictional character I despise the most in general, not just in books or films.
Shame you didn’t include that all-so-satisfying moment from the film.
“Tell them I mean no harm!”
“Sorry, Professor, I must not tell lies”
I met a Dolores kind of woman at a job. I quit and months later she was demoted, universally hated by workers and people in general and at the glorious end, fired.
I think that Dolores Umbridge and Miss Trunchbull (Matilda) would have become instant BFFs. They are both so much alike. Trunchbull and Umbridge would go as far as HAVING SEX WITH ONE ANOTHER!! Face it... They were made for each other!
@@alexanderpappas2875Miss Trunchbull was Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
I came to the comments specifically to see if Umbridge was missed. Thanks for saving me the time!
Dolores Umbridge is the worst person because she punished Harry for telling the truth of Voldemort’s return
Louise Fletcher’s performance of the cool, calculating Nurse Ratchet was perfection. The undercurrent of evil was scary.
Her role as the equally vile Kai Wynn in Deep Space Nine has also sheer perfection.
I've never wanted to murder a fictional character as much as I have those two. First rate performances.
The scene when McMuphy was choking her was so intense
She earned her Oscar win.
Louise Fletcher was just one of the great villain actresses.
If the character is hated/unlikable, it shows how great the actor is
Yeah, in the behind the scenes of Matilda you learn the actress that portrays Mrs. Trunchbull is a very kind woman.
@@loganstribling6441She also played Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Not always the case. I hate Bella and Stewart is a horrible actress
In "The Hunger Games" I somehow still liked President Snow more than Alma Coin.
@@KYoung-kj7hr Maybe because he didn't hide who he was like Coin? While vile, he never pretended not to be anything but who he was.
Miss Trunchbull was in harry potter, she played harrys aunt thag flew away... 😂 😂
Wait, say what????????????????????????
@@olvialee7221 Yea aunt margret
Oh my god I forgot about that
I had no idea! But now that I hear it… I absolutely see it. 😲
@@claytonemoore i bet pam ferris will stay clear of magical kids XD
I always thought it was ironic....even fitting that the actress who played Vernon's sister in Harry Potter is the same actress who played Trunchbull in Matilda.
I wanted to jump through the screen and kick her ass at that table. So serious 😂
Pam Ferris is a REALLY good actress.
Holy crap! I didn't realize that was the same actress
I saw that right away when I saw the movie.
You have just blown my mind 😮🤯.
Bullies or arrogant or annoying characters usually
You're right about that! 😉
Yes everyone can agree.
Yeah.
I love this. Note how many come from Stephen King story's: Margaret (Carrie) Mrs. Carmody (the Mist) Percy (Green Mile)
How is Commodus from Gladiator not on this list? He, Nurse Ratched, and Umbridge would be my top 3.
Oooh, that's a really solid top 3. Nurse Ratched is my #1.
Ok
Urgh, Umbridge... I SO hate her
I know! He has a strong amount of potentially relatable vulnerability, but he's STILL utterly despicable.
Commodus was....WatchMojo put out a Top 10 list 6 maybe 7 years ago that had him listed as #1...look it up if you dont believe me...
Kron from Disney’s Dinosaur, Hoskins and Mills from the Jurassic World trilogy, John Kreese and Terry Silver from the Karate Kid franchise, and Ernesto de la Cruz from Coco. There’s also Paulie from Rocky, every character portrayed by Rob Schneider, and Samson’s mean father from The Wild.
I can't call Kron a bad guy as he was trying to keep everyone alive and sometimes when your trying to save people or keep people alive sometimes your going to lose set of your morals and sometimes when it survival of the fittest your not going to be in the best to be reason with or talked to
True. However he kind of acts as if he was being jerkish. His behavior is very close to real life herd animals after all.
Soyona Santos is the worst in Dominion (great actress) but damn, why couldn't that character get ripped apart by the raptors. or eaten by the locusts.
pleasing to see Umbridge at #1. Even the actress hated the character to a T.
I really hope that role doesn’t define Imelda Staunton herself, because at the end of the day, it’s just a role someone plays really well.
Here are some animated examples:
- Prince Hans (Frozen)
- Evelyn Deavor (The Incredibles II)
- Namaari (Raya and the Last Dragon)
- Dawn Bellwether (Zootopia)
- Robert Callaghan AKA Yokai (Big Hero 6)
- Buck Cluck and the Citizens of Oakey Oaks (Chicken Little)
- The Once-Ler's Family (The Lorax)
- Chi Fu (Mulan)
- The Coachman (Pinocchio)
- Princess Atta and the rest of the Ant Colony (except Dot) (A Bug's Life)
- The Nicelanders (Wreck-It Ralph)
- Ming Lee and Tyle Nguyen-Baker (Turning Red)
- Imelda, Elena, and the Rivera Family (Coco)
- Lotso (Toy Story 3)
- Governor John Ratcliffe (Pocahontas)
Hey, what's wrong with Princess Atta? She was a pretty good lovable character. Everyone else also had their own character development throughout the movie too. :(
I personally think judging by Lotso’s backstory, the filmmakers want us to feel bad for him and what motivates him to do these terrible, unforgiving deeds. The Riveras may be unlikable at first because they refuse to let Miguel play music, but it’s Ernesto de la Cruz who caused the events of the movie in the first place.
If you hate Ming Lee, you completely misunderstood Turning Red. Yes, she’s an overprotective helicopter mom. A lot of Asian moms are. But she has a lot of character growth (literally) by the end of the movie.
@@DanniShelton Tell that to Buck Cluck from Chicken Little.
I just recently watched the Lorax for the first time in a while, and I completely forgot how annoying the Once-ler’s family was. They laugh at him for being a failure, he makes a thneed and they demand him to make more (they even helped him cut down all the trees), and then get mad at him for cutting them all down.
Y'all missed 2. Grandmother from "Flowers in the Attic" and Mister in "The Color Purple".
I agree 100%
And Mister's father Adolph Caesar who also played Sergeant Waters in A Soldiers Story. Both vile men.
I was just thinking of Flowers in the Attic. Louise Fletcher, who played Nurse Ratchet, played her too.
@@georgecherry1536 And Celie and Nettie's (step)father.
Oh god The Color Purple is one of the best films ever made, full stop! And Whoopi's acting is pure gold, playing from, what, a 12/14 year old to 60-odd year old! Absolute genius!
Denethor was in the possession of a Palantir and had his mind poisoned by Sauron for years. This was never brought up in the movies though, but it explains his behavior.
It's hinted.."Do you think the eyes of the White Tower are blind?"
He was a hard headed mofo who lasted so long and seeing his sons die were the straw that broke the camels back. He was exhausted in all human ways.
If anyone's curious, in the books, after the battle at Hogwarts, Umbridge was imprisoned in Azkaban for crimes against muggle-borns.
She deserved much worse
@@DanniShelton I agree.
Props to Imelda Staunton, she embodied Umbridge and made us absolute hate the character. She deserved an Oscar for her efforts.
Yeah, Captain Vidal in _Pan’s Labyrinth_ is by far the worst monster of all, because monsters like him exist in real life.
-The white Witch from Narnia
-Husband from Sleeping with the Enemy
-The warden from Shawshank
I can name a few that are worthy to be on the list. Like: Annie Wilkes from Misery, Mary from Precious, Dwight Hansen from This Boy's Life and The Reverend from Brimstone. The Warden from Shawshank Redemption.
I have another one: Ginger Rothstein from Scorsese movie "Casino".
Annie Wilkes is a spectacular and iconic villain, but she’s not someone that one actually loathes. Part of the genius of Kathy Bates’ performance is how she still managed to make her character very charismatic and likeable.
I beg to differ, that hobbling scene really changed everything.
Yes Mary from Precious and Dwight from This Boy's Life are good ones!
She could be on the Top 20 annoying characters.@@okgo620
JK Simmons’ Oscar-winning performance as the perfectionist Jazz instructor Terrance Fletcher from ‘Whiplash’, one of 100+ best movie villains of all time.
You should watch him in the HBO series "Oz". He is a master in acting assholes !
He is on the list....and deservingly so.
If only someone could give him pictures of spider-man
As a Star Wars fan who was introduced to Harry Potter by my girlfriend, I say this with every once of my being. I want umbridge to hear scuba breathing from the end of dark hallway
I'm not up on Potter, but I'd like to have seen her turning on a spit and roasted for the hounds to eat.
Nurse Ratched from the Oscar-winning movie ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.’
She is on the list....I believe number 5 or 4
Didn't she win a best supporting for the role? Her face so pretty, her demeanor, so wicked, her performance so captivating. Catch her in the comedy 'The Cheap Detective' for the contrast of characters she's played.
R.I.P. Louise Fletcher.
I’m surprised Anthony Michael Hall’s character “Jim” from Edward Scissorhands wasn’t on the list.
I just had that exact same thought. Thanks for mentioning it. Jim CLEARLY belongs on a list like this one here!
Eve Harrington, "All About Eve".
Regina Giddens, "The Little Foxes"
Mr. Potter, "It's A Wonderful Life"
Harry Ellis, "Die Hard"
Coach Kilmer, "Varsity Blues"
Jim, "Edward Scissorhands"
Captain Bligh, "Mutiny on the Bounty"
Stanley Kowalski, "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Samson’s unloving father from The Wild. I don’t think he ever really loved his son, he’s an impatient perfectionist who forces his own son to roar like a lion but the cub was too young to do so.
To be fair, Denathor was done dirty in the movies. They had to cut out his backstory because the movie was already long enough. He was a just & noble man, driven to insanity by Sauron through his use of a palantir.
I didn't know that. I tried to read the books, but I got bored two chapters in. It just failed to grasp my attention.
I think The High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 should have been this list. And if you have seen the movie, then you know why!
I’ll never forgive him for what he did to Rocket’s friends and his creations. He never learned the consequences of playing the role of God from either Victor Frankenstein or John Hammond.
As well as Ego, StarLord's father, who fathered children across the Galaxy to get one with his abilities..and kills all those who don't have them.
damn. i nearly cried when he killed rockets friends. that guy is cold AF
What about Monique in precious. Her acting was so good I hated her as a person too😂
I actually hated president coin in the Hunger games more than president snow. I love how katniss recognized that she could be as evil or even worst than snow and killed her instead.
A movie is measured by the quality of the villain and Pam Ferris clearly had an absolute blast playing Trunchball and she played her brilliantly!
Emma Thompson also did a good job at playing the villainous principal in the movie musical. I’d give points to both Ferris and Thompson, so it’s a tie.
I've always had the theory that Rose"s mother pimped out Rose to Cal, meaning, she procured them to have sex before marriage which in those times meant Rose either married Cal or she'd be shunned by everyone. But to Rose's mother that was guarantee. That's why Cal acts even more as he owns Rose, because in a way, he does. I'm also pretty sure Rose takes Jack's virginity
Isn't there a line that Cal speaks where he says something to Rose about her 'being his wife if not in name'? or something similar?
@@laurellane1721 yeah, that's why I think they've had sex on the regular before marriage
What's really insane is that the majority of the actors who play these despised characters are the total opposite in real life. Pretty much all of them are actually down to earth sweethearts. It's crazy that it would usually take one movie role for them to be universally hated and feared by the masses. But remember, hate the character, not the actor playing them. It just shows how good they play the part.
Donald Sutherland did such an excellent job portraying President Snow’s cunning and callous nature. Can’t wait to see how he came to be that way in the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
And he’s Kiefer’s dad. What a legendary father and son!
@@WoodyWoodpecker19843 agreed
Honorable Mentions:
* Commodus - "Gladiator" (2000)
* Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom - "Con Air" (1997)
* Marla Grayson - "I Care A Lot" (2020)
* Archibald Cunningham - "Rob Roy" (1995)
* Percy Wetmore - "The Green Mile" (1999)
Percy was on the list (at #7). Otherwise, good choices. Though I think John Malkovich's performance as Cyrus in Con Air was so (purposefully) over the top that the character feels more comical than hateful. He's almost like a Bond villain.
The actor for Snow was so convincing and performed so well at being hateable, that when I first saw the series, I legit wondered if he received backlash in real life of people hating him if they saw him walking down the street lol
Donald Sutherland did a great job of playing President Cornelius Snow in the Hunger Games series. But I hate President Alma Coin from Hunger Games: Mockingjay even more. At least Snow was honest the whole time and showed he was always an asshole. But Coin was two-faced who used and backstabbed many people, including the hero of the Hunger Game series, Katniss Everdeen. And her actions caused the death of many people, including Katniss' sister, Prim.
That is why I loved it when everyone expected Katniss to kill Snow, she instead shot and killed Coin instead. But Snow did still get his comeuppance as he is also killed during a riot that ensued after Katniss terminated Coin. And that is the testament of how wonderful of a job Julianne Moore did playing Coin. I really hated her and even more than Snow.
Donald Sutherland? nah he was already a really succesful and well respected Actor before the Hunger Game Movies. i dont think that anybody hate him for this Role.
-Emperor Commodus(Gladiator)
-John Kreese(The Karate Kid)
-Bella Swan(Twilight)
-Warden Norton(The Shawshank Redemption)
-Jenny (Forrest Gump)
-the stepfather(sucker punch)
-Ernesto de la Cruz (coco)
-Ivan Drago (Rocky)
-Grandmother (Flowers in the Attic)
-Peter creedy (v for vendetta)
-White Goodman(Dodgeball)
-Robert Dixon (In the Name of the Father)
Paulie from Rocky (though not an antagonist) is not very likable. He can be a grumpy, pessimistic, argumentative jerk who takes advantage of his sister’s kind nature. However, he still supports Rocky. He’s just a little misunderstood that’s all.
That fact that Hans Landa from Inglourious Basterds wasn't on this list is beyond me....
Who can hate on Landa?
I remember watching Happy Gilmore for the first time in 9th grade physical science class with my friends in our COVID-19 days.
Shooter was so tempting to ruin Happy's ego as a golfer in public, but he got underestimated and got what he deserved in a sweet taste of sour revenge. I still despise his character since he tried to do it in public *IN A LIVE GAME.* 😑
COVID , 9th grade? Still in school? Happy Gilmore came out 20 years ago
@@bradleyrobillard6917 Yep still in school, just got 10th grade ended. Also, please don't call me out just because I was born in the late 2000s
Some movie characters are reckless.
Some movie characters are abusive.
Some movie characters are self-centered.
Some movie characters are heartless.
All are true
& ALL DESEREVE TO EITHER ROT IN HELL OR BE ERASED FROM ALL OF GODDAMN CREATION!!!!!
A few honorable or dishonorable mentions:
Terry silver - karate kid franchise
General hux - star wars franchise
Ivan Drago - Rocky franchise
Peter creedy - v for vendetta
Regina george - mean girls
Lord Cutler Beckett - pirates of the caribbean franchise
I’d say John Kreese and Terry Silver are both unlikable because they’re both corrupt karate senseis who take delight in bullying Daniel Larruso.
@@brycecarroll9665 John kreese isn't all that corrupt in Cobra it's reveal he was a war hero, who could hate that?
That’s true. He did fight in a war. That commander/sergeant, whatever, hardened his heart to become like him.
Hell no Ivan Drago was cool. Replace him with George Washington Duke. I don't think anybody likes him.
@@superstarthomas Ivan Drago killed Apollo Creed in cold blood and showed no remorse what so ever
Shooter McGavin is probably one of the best and most hysterical antagonists.
I feel like Benny from The Mummy should be somewhere on this list
Kept waiting for Umbridge to be in the list, was so glad she is #1 🤣 Imelda Staunton is incredible at being unlikable. I've had teachers that genuinely hate children and their job and she nails that personality in her performance.
I have met a couple of teachers and a female 'manager as Umbridge.
I would add as an honorable mention Ralph Fiennes’s character “Amon Goeth” from “Schindler’s List”
While perhaps not a “character,” because he was a portrayal of an actual person, Amon Goethe in Schindler’s List (played by Ralph Fiennes) was easily the most detestable for me.
I hate Walter Peck cause not just what was mentioned, but also putting the blame of the explosion on the Ghostbusters in the Mayor's office, he even makes up a story that they're using some kind of nerve gas to make people think their seeing ghosts. Chris Hargensen should've also been listed with Margaret White together. Dolores Umbridge, I don't love to hate her, I fully hate her. She infuriates me big time with flames 🔥.
I hate Walter Peck as well and I honestly wish he had been killed off in the film. It would’ve been satisfying if he got crushed by Stay Puft’s foot during his rampage in New York City and the Ghostbusters captured and contained his ghost in their ghost trap.
The interesting thing about mayor Vaughn in the movie Jaws if you have to read the book to understand why he was the way he was. The mob was involved and it forced him actually leaving the town toward the end of the book
You also have to remember that Spielberg and the screenwriters actually wind up using the character of Vaughn to bring some nuance to the movie's characterizations: "Martin, my kids were on that beach too."
Carrie should've SERIOUSLY thought about getting adopted by her gym teacher Miss Collins.
To be fair , after the war , Umbridge was brought to justice and ended up in Azkaban for life for her crimes . 😊❤🎉
And was... Umm..."taken away" by centaurs. She got what she deserved over and over.
Both Walter Peck from "Ghostbusters" and Richard Thornburg along with Dwayne T. Robinson from "DIE HARD" are my most hated characters as I dislike them very much.
Carl Denham from 1933's King Kong. There's a line where he talks about having "taken some of the fight out of him (Kong)" when the poor bugger is hogtied in a metal restraint. He doubles down on the villainy in Son of Kong by not only going after the eponymous Son of Kong but refusing to accept the responsibility for the damage to New York and the fatalities of Kong's escape attempt.
The guy that runs wherever Hannibal is in silence of the lambs
I can't believe you left out David Thewlis's Einon from Dragonheart and Tim Roth's Cunningham from Rob Roy
The vile English colonel from The Patriot.
I would've CHOPPED Einon inta little & buried them ALL OVER THE GODDAMN KINGDOM Just so Draco could live!!!!!
How is Amon Goeth from Schindlers List not on this list????
Maybe because this was a real man , not a fictional character
That's exactly what I was thinking! He should be at the top of the list.
How about Uncle Frank from Home Alone? Man was a menace
I’d include Mary from Precious. Calling her an abusive parent is putting it very lightly, devastating to know people like her really exist
I definitely agree with you!! She let´s her husband 4bus3 her own daughter and then blames her for that! Oh, I hate that character so much!
How about Amon Goeth from Shindlers List? Interestingly, Spielberg played down the real life Goeth in the movie, because the audience might not have believed a man could be that evil.
The thing about Umbridge vs. Voldemort is that Voldemort, while undoubtably cruel, evil, vile, and hated, he is clearly a fairy tale like villain. However, everyone knows an Umbridge in real life. Thats what makes her so terribly worse then Voldemort. Whether it be a former teacher, a boss, administration, a politician, we ALL have come across an Umbridge, she is a real world villain.
Sharon Stone as Ginger from Casino should be on this list
Haha I just commented the same thing. Absolutely.
Funny thing is she's just my type.
Honestly I think Steven is a much more despicable character then Calvin
2:44 its actually pretty ironic because now in Taxi Driver, Kim Eui-Sung (who played the hated Yonsook in Train to Busan) is playing one of the BELOVED characters in the series, CEO and Do-Ki's "best father" Jang Sung Chul and much like Seok-Woo, he is also very protective of his adoptive kids too.
Pretty much in Get Out, I just hate the mother. Cause she uses vulnerability as a weapon. When he slaps that tea cup to the ground it got the BIGGEST reaction out of me.
As you can tell I love this list 😂:
Another point… I hate Steven more than Candie in Django. Of course we hate Candie… that’s easy. But Samuel L Jackson arguably gave the best performance of his career with Steven. And it’s because I HATE THAT MAN SO MUCH. How can you make someone so odious so watchable!!!!!
You forgot Mrs. Deagle from Gremlins.
“Deagle! Deagle Deagle Deagle!”
Her (Mrs. Deagle) and Gearald Hopkins both! To hell with those two supporting characters from the original Gremlins film!
Ironically, the Gremlins did the citizens of Kingston Falls a favor by sabotaging her lift chair.
Hilly Holbrook in The Help. Abilene was on the money when she told her that she was Godless.
You yell shark we got a panic on our hands on the 4th of July. Dunno why but I love that line.
Y'all don't go back quite far enough. I thought of one you missed. The Captain from Cool Hand Luke. OMG!! He's on par with Ratched!!
Don't forget George Kennedy from same movie. Couldn't believe he snitched on Luke.
You should have kept Jar Jar and Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg).
No, cause she said and I quote that they were only counting characters that we were SUPPOSE to hate, not the ones that ended up bring hated because of either bad writing or performances. And since Jar Jar and BvS Luthor only ended up hated due to the latter, they do not count
@@Droidsbane Oh, my bad.
@@fernandogomestorres2468 no ptoblem man, just explaining
@@Droidsbane Thanks.
Jar Jar is hilarious. No wonder people hate him so much. However, I see that Jesse Eisenburg was unfit to play Lex Luthor and should’ve brought Kevin Spacy to reprise his role (if he hadn’t been accused of sexual misconduct) or maybe cast Mark Strong because he’s good at playing sinister villains.
The bully in Back To The Future. There was a guy just like him at my high school, and he’d hurt and taunt me nearly every day with his friends. So I’ve always held extra hate towards him
Robert Zemeckis said he based Rich Biff Tannen in Back to the Future 2 on Donald Trump😂
Little did Robert Zemeckis know how clever that artistic choice would become. 😏
Bull
Warden Norton from Shawshank Redemption and Commodus from Gladiator absolutely deserve spots on this list.
Amanda Kirby from Jurassic Park III
Ruby Rhod from the 5th Element
Hans Landa from Inglourious Basterds
Jonathan Noble does SUCH a good job making Denethor a POS... granted it's explained in the books that he's literally driven insane by Sauron through the Palantir
Here are some of mine (I’ll add more if I can think of any): Mary Jane Watson (Spider-Man franchise), Warden Norton (Shawshank Redemption), Wild Bill (The Green Mile), pretty much every character in Twilight, Amanda Young (Saw), Captain Marvel
Such a coincidence that I saw Train to Busan yesterday and was thinking how hateful Yon-Suk is. Heck, even after dead he ruins the happy ending of the protagonists
The John Wick franchise has done a great job creating smug, hate-able villains.
Props to Umbridge, though. She caused an entire generation to reject the color pink.
I’m glad Mayor Vaughn was on this list. I actually made that same parallel that they did because the mayor was obviously an inspiration… Come to think of it, Biff Tannen is an homage to the same person.
Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger - Iron Man,
Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean franchise,
Harry Ellis - Die Hard,
Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon,
Howard Saint - The Punisher
and Commodus - Gladiator.
Billy Zane even appeared twice on the list:
Once in "Titanic" and once when he was still quite young as a member of Biff Tannen's gang.😎
Henry bowers from it movies, Alexander pierce from captain America civil war, Drecov from black widow
#20: Mayor Larry Vaughn (Jaws)
#19: Shooter McGavin (Happy Gilmore)
#18: Yon-Suk (Train to Busan)
#17: Walter Peck (Ghostbusters)
#16: Margaret White (Carrie)
#15: Terence Fletcher (Whiplash)
#14: Cal Hockley (Titanic)
#13: The Armitage Family (Get Out)
#12: Bill Lumbergh (Office Space)
#11: Carter Burke (Aliens)
#10: Biff Tannen (“Back to the Future” franchise)
#9: Matilda’s Family & Miss Agatha Trunchbull (Matilda)
#8: Denethor (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)
#7: Percy Wetmore (The Green Mile)
#6: President Coriolanus Snow (“The Hunger Games” franchise)
#5: Mrs. Carmody (The Mist)
#4: Nurse Ratched (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
#3: Captain Vidal (Pan’s Labyrinth)
#2: Calvin J. Candie (Django Unchained)
#1: Dolores Umbridge (“Harry Potter” franchise)
The Wormwood family were such jerks towards Matilda, but Miss Trunchbull was just a complete psychopath (“Matilda”). And speaking of psychopathic school faculties, Terence Fletcher (“Whiplash”) was vicious towards those poor students to the point where he makes them cry or when he drives them to suicide. So much for abusive parents and psychopathic principals and teachers.
Don’t forget Johnny Friendly played by Lee J. Cobb in On The Waterfront. A loathsome villain in a time when characters were portrayed without the F word or other such language.
The Armitage Family from Jordan Peele’s ‘Get Out.’
Nurse Ratchet should have been number one. One word: lobotomy.
Walter Peck had a valid point; he just went about things all wrong. Venkman's heckling though didn't help matters either.
Nurse Ratched definitely belongs on this list, in a high spot.
Denethor does not. The most indefensible aspect of Jackson's adaptation of LotR was the translation of Denethor from the tragic figure of the books to the sybaritic buffoon of the films. Anyone who had read the books before seeing the films would be too annoyed about this misadaptation to be able to hate the actual character of Denethor.
I read the books first. Thought Denethor was scum regardless. I thought his portrayal in the films was great and worked exceptionally well. Sure, they never mentioned he had a palantir or that Sauron was manipulating him for years, but, we weren't supposed to feel Sauruman was a tragic figure, and he fell in essentially the same way. I didn't really ever see him as tragic, just weak.
Regardless, Denethor in the movies is just the worst. I'm currently rewatching after another reread, and we haven't even gotten to Gondor yet and I already despise him for his role in the breaking of the fellowship and the fall of Boromir, something that didn't stand out to me as much until this run through.
The behind the scene's story with Wilson, DeVito, and Perlman in a way, almost make the characters the two play, harder to hate.
Notable mentions:
Tarkin (he is one of the most hated star wars characters he is a real BEEEP)
Palpatine (also very hated)
President Coin (i know many who hate her just as much as snow)
Dr. Chilton in "The Silence of the Lambs."
The corrupt executive played by Stephen Root in "No Country for Old Men."
Heather Chandler in "Heathers."
Dudley Smith in "L.A. Confidential."
Bobby Pellitt in "Horrible Bosses."
Amon Goeth in "Schindler's List."
Tom Wilson (Biff from BTtF) is a hilarious comedian. I wish he got more famous than he did in real life.
Thank you for Snow! I genuinely don’t understand how these new hunger games fans think Gale is worse than him
In conclusion, the best way to write a hated character, is to write a stupid or bad person, who has an unfair advantage over the protagonist
good point
I would add Glenn Talbot and David Banner from Ang Lee’s Hulk.
Amon Goeth from Schindlers list takes the cake for me. Not sure how he isn't on this list. Also I'd add Lotso from Toy Story 3. He was a real bastard as well even if he was a teddy bear.
Lotso would likely be fit for a list of most despised Disney characters.
Percy making Del's death needlessly painful? NO! Del made that 11 year old girl's death needlessly painful and fully deserved what Percy did!
i loved jar jar binks, he makes me laugh!
Voldemort should be in this list too.
Maybe, but Umbridge is WAY more despicable.
@@Ori_Kohav voldemort tried to kill a baby. I don’t think you get more despicable than that.
But Voldemort’s a great villain. Ralph Fiennes’s portrayal is praised.
“Big” Jack Horner from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
The High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Shelley in Friday the 13th part 3.
Glenn Close in Dangerous Liaisons. Sarah Michelle Geller “cruel Intentions”