The Baker's Dozen!

[Kenneth Morgan]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)

[Gabriel Girard]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh

[Paul Kile]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh
9. The Dam Busters - main theme by Eric Coates

[Kenneth Morgan]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh
9. The Dam Busters - main theme by Eric Coates
10. The opening bars of the "Dragnet" theme (DUM de DUM DUM) - Still used by people to symbolize justice or vengeance served.

[Gabriel Girard]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh
9. The Dam Busters - main theme by Eric Coates
10. The opening bars of the "Dragnet" theme (DUM de DUM DUM) - Still used by people to symbolize justice or vengeance served.
11. Requie For A Dream - also used in trailers

[ccb]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh
9. The Dam Busters - main theme by Eric Coates
10. The opening bars of the "Dragnet" theme (DUM de DUM DUM) - Still used by people to symbolize justice or vengeance served.
11. Requie For A Dream - also used in trailers
12. Also sprach Zarathustra -ad nauseum (same comment as # 7)

[Gabriel Girard]

Film Scores that have lived on well beyond the films they came from. IE: The film is gone, but the score is still everywhere.

1. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - the overture plays every time you pop in a Disney DVD.
2. "A Fistful Of Dollars" (Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu )- Ennio Morricone (Just saw "Kick Ass" and it plays at a very big moment near the end of the movie.)
3. Edward Scissorhands - overused in many trailers.
4. "Cool Hand Luke"--Lalo Schifrin's music from the tar-paving sequence was used for years by Eyewitness News
5. True Romance - More people recognize the theme than they do the actual movie.
6. Witches of Eastwick -- I seem to recall hearing it in teaser trailers for the first Harry Potter, and somewhere else as well. Understandable, since John Williams' playful, lush score far outshines the mess of a movie.
7. "The Liberty Bell March" - Now far more recognized as the theme from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" than as a Sousa march. (If this doesn't qualify, feel free to call me on it.)
8. Jaws - Duh
9. The Dam Busters - main theme by Eric Coates
10. The opening bars of the "Dragnet" theme (DUM de DUM DUM) - Still used by people to symbolize justice or vengeance served.
11. Requie For A Dream - also used in trailers
12. Also sprach Zarathustra -ad nauseum (same comment as # 7)
13. Psycho - I was aware of the music before I even saw the film.

I just wanted to finish this - anyone else can come up with a topic. but I suggest that we close this. New topics are really hard to come up with AND to finish. I also sense a lassitude with the game. It had a good run...

[Kenneth Morgan]

Hope we haven't already done this...

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)

[Gabriel Girard]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)

[Dan Mancini]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)

[Jon Mercer]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")

[mavrach]

I say keep the game going until people stop posting.

[Kenneth Morgan]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)

[tucco]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)

[ccb]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)

[Tom B]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space

[Dimwitted]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space
9. Spawn - Al Simmons

[mavrach]

RAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space
9. Spawn - Al Simmons
10. Drag Me to Hell

[Steve T Power]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space
9. Spawn - Al Simmons
10. Drag Me to Hell
11. The Rock - "I've got to do something Barb, something i couldn't do while you were here. Let's hope this elevates their thinking... please don't think less of me"

[Dimwitted]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space
9. Spawn - Al Simmons
10. Drag Me to Hell
11. The Rock - "I've got to do something Barb, something i couldn't do while you were here. Let's hope this elevates their thinking... please don't think less of me"
12. Pet Semetary

[Jon Mercer]

GRAVESIDE SCENES IN MOVIES
(By this, I mean scenes actually at someone's specific grave, not just scenes set in a graveyard.)

1. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (Capt. Brittles "makes his report" to Mary.)
2. ''Batman Returns'' (The Penguin visiting his parents' grave)
3. Creepshow (Aunt Bedelia swigs some hooch by her father's grave)
4. Lethal Weapon ("Merry Christmas Victoria Lynn...")
5. "The Omen" (Thorne and Jennings at the grave of Damien's mother.)
6. For Your Eyes Only (Bond visiting Tracy's grave before the helicopter picks him up)
7. Hot Fuzz (putting flowers on grave of Danny Butterman's mother near film's end)
8. Plan 9 From Outer Space
9. Spawn - Al Simmons
10. Drag Me to Hell
11. The Rock - "I've got to do something Barb, something i couldn't do while you were here. Let's hope this elevates their thinking... please don't think less of me"
12. Pet Semetary
13. Conan the Barbarian - Conan discovers his bad-assed sword in the tomb of a former Atlantean King.

[Jon Mercer]

COMMIE BASTARDS!! Dirty lefty pinko movie villains, who are so red we want them dead.

1. Lt. Col. Podovsky (Steven Berkoff) - Rambo: First Blood Part II

[Gabriel Girard]

Re: The Baker's Dozen!
by Jon Mercer on Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:49 pm

Commie bastards!

1. Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren) - Rocky IV

See what I mean

[Jon Mercer]

Re: The Baker's Dozen!
by Jon Mercer on Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:49 pm

Commie bastards!

1. Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren) - Rocky IV

See what I mean

Sounds like Commie talk to me.

[Steve T Power]

Not only have we done this before, but it was YOUR topic Jon!

How about we change it to "Capitalist yankee dogs!"

[Jon Mercer]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop

[ccb]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man

[Dimwitted]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium

[mavrach]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens

[Dan Mancini]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet

[Gabriel Girard]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies

[tucco]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol

[ccb]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar

[Tom B]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar
9. Mr. Potter--It's a Wonderful Life

[Gabriel Girard]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar
9. Mr. Potter--It's a Wonderful Life
10. Tony Montana - Scarface (more of anti-hero, but still...)

[Tom B]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar
9. Mr. Potter--It's a Wonderful Life
10. Tony Montana - Scarface (more of anti-hero, but still...)
11. Conal Cochran (Dan O'Herlihy)--Halloween 3

[Stubby]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar
9. Mr. Potter--It's a Wonderful Life
10. Tony Montana - Scarface (more of anti-hero, but still...)
11. Conal Cochran (Dan O'Herlihy)--Halloween 3
12. Headley LaMarr-Blazing Saddles

[Gabriel Girard]

CAPITALIST IMPERIALIST DEVIL DOGS!!! Corporate type villains who are so decadent and corrupt, it is the very will of the people that they suffer.

1. Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) - RoboCop
2. Chance Wilder (Tom Sizemore) - Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
3. Father (Simon Pertwee) - Equilibrium
4. Carter Burke - Aliens
5. Gordon Gekko - Wallstreet
6. Elliott Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
7. Ebeneezer Scrooge - A Christmas Carol
8. Parker Selfridge (Giovanni Ribisi) - Avatar
9. Mr. Potter--It's a Wonderful Life
10. Tony Montana - Scarface (more of anti-hero, but still...)
11. Conal Cochran (Dan O'Herlihy)--Halloween 3
12. Headley LaMarr-Blazing Saddles
13. Auric Goldfinger - Goldfinger

[Gabriel Girard]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino

[tucco]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men

[ccb]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up

[Dan Mancini]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove

[Gabriel Girard]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama

[Dan Mancini]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond

[Kenneth Morgan]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond
8. The Doctor (First Incarnation) - "Doctor Who"

[Steve T Power]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond
8. The Doctor (First Incarnation) - "Doctor Who"
9. "Pass the Biscuits" Pappy O' Daniel - O Brother, Where Art Thou?

[Jon Mercer]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond
8. The Doctor (First Incarnation) - "Doctor Who"
9. "Pass the Biscuits" Pappy O' Daniel - O Brother, Where Art Thou?
10. Uncle Douvee - Hard Target

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond
8. The Doctor (First Incarnation) - "Doctor Who"
9. "Pass the Biscuits" Pappy O' Daniel - O Brother, Where Art Thou?
10. Uncle Douvee - Hard Target
11. Owen Lars - Star Wars

[Jon Mercer]

Crotchety Old Men

1. Walt Kowalski - Gran Torino
2. Crooks - Of Mice And Men
3. Elvis Presley - Bubba Ho-tep
4. Carl Fredricksen - Up
5. Augustus McCrae - Lonesome Dove
6. Professor Hubert Farnswoerth - Futurama
7. Norman Thayer - On Golden Pond
8. The Doctor (First Incarnation) - "Doctor Who"
9. "Pass the Biscuits" Pappy O' Daniel - O Brother, Where Art Thou?
10. Uncle Douvee - Hard Target
11. Owen Lars - Star Wars
12. Statler and Waldorf - The Muppet Show