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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty

De Niro was hilarious in Midnight Run, though.

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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
  9. David Tennant in “Secret Smile” (he played a reprehensible sociopath)
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
  9. David Tennant in “Secret Smile” (he played a reprehensible sociopath)
  10. Leslie Nielsen in Airplane! (AFTER ***Airplane!, ***he did mostly goofy comedy roles; prior to that, he was almost always a serious, humorless, staid B-movie actor who specialized playing authority figures)
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
  9. David Tennant in “Secret Smile” (he played a reprehensible sociopath)
  10. Leslie Nielsen in Airplane! (AFTER Airplane!, he did mostly goofy comedy roles; prior to that, he was almost always a serious, humorless, staid B-movie actor who specialized playing authority figures)
  11. Carol Burnett on Law and Order SVU. She played an aging Ballerina who killed her four husbands
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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
  9. David Tennant in “Secret Smile” (he played a reprehensible sociopath)
  10. Leslie Nielsen in Airplane! (AFTER ***Airplane!, ***he did mostly goofy comedy roles; prior to that, he was almost always a serious, humorless, staid B-movie actor who specialized playing authority figures)
  11. Carol Burnett on Law and Order SVU. She played an aging Ballerina who killed her four husbands
  12. Patrick Stewart as the flamboyant and bitchy gay comedic choreographer character in Jeffrey

He was fabulous!

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Casting Against Type (“Good Guys” Playing Bad Guys, Comedians doing Heavy Roles, etc.)

  1. Henry Fonda, as cold-blooded killer Frank in Once Upon a Time in the West
  2. Robin Williams - One Hour Photo
  3. Robert de Niro, in Star Dust, Mad Dog & Glory, or Rocky & Bullwinkle, trying to be funny (and failing)
  4. James Cagney as song and dance man George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy
  5. Ernest Borgnine - Marty
  6. Jerry Lewis in the TV series Wiseguy.
  7. Albert Brooks, surprisingly excellent as a cold-blooded killer in Drive
  8. James Stewart is the heavy in After The Thin Man
  9. David Tennant in “Secret Smile” (he played a reprehensible sociopath)
  10. Leslie Nielsen in Airplane! (AFTER Airplane!, he did mostly goofy comedy roles; prior to that, he was almost always a serious, humorless, staid B-movie actor who specialized playing authority figures)
  11. Carol Burnett on Law and Order SVU. She played an aging Ballerina who killed her four husbands
  12. Patrick Stewart as the flamboyant and bitchy gay comedic choreographer character in Jeffrey
  13. ‎Elijah Wood as Kevin the serial killer in Sin City.

The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?” by John Lennon (a merciless slam of Paul McCartney)
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place
    Where we could take a gun”);
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
  8. “The Last Mistake” by Assemblage 23

(stalker “If I can’t have you I’ll kill you” song–probably mild by the standards here, but I don’t know that many hate-filled songs)

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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
  8. “The Last Mistake” by Assemblage 23
  9. “Tramp the Dirt Down” by Elvis Costello
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
  8. “The Last Mistake” by Assemblage 23
  9. “Tramp the Dirt Down” by Elvis Costello
  10. Shaquille O’Neals’s rap number: “Kobe, Tell Me How My Ass Tastes.” Shaq Rap to Kobe Bryant - YouTube
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
  8. “The Last Mistake” by Assemblage 23
  9. “Tramp the Dirt Down” by Elvis Costello
  10. Shaquille O’Neals’s rap number: “Kobe, Tell Me How My Ass Tastes.” Shaq Rap to Kobe Bryant - YouTube
  11. “Smack My Bitch Up” by the Prodigy
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The most hate filled songs you can think of:

  1. God Save the Queen, The Sex Pistols
  2. Fuck Tha Police, N.W.A.
  3. “How Do You Sleep?”
  4. “Halls of Montezuma” (“We have fought in every clime and place; Where we could take a gun”)
  5. “Don’t You Want Me Baby?” (or as I call it, ‘The Threat of Blackmail Song’)
  6. “Santa Claus Is A Fat Bitch”, Insane Clown Posse
  7. “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance, covered 25 years later by John McCain.
  8. “The Last Mistake” by Assemblage 23
  9. “Tramp the Dirt Down” by Elvis Costello
  10. Shaquille O’Neals’s rap number: “Kobe, Tell Me How My Ass Tastes.” Shaq Rap to Kobe Bryant - YouTube
  11. “Smack My Bitch Up” by the Prodigy
  12. “They’re Coming to Take Me Away Ha Ha” by Napoleon XIV