Bakers Dozen

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower)
  7. Bonnie and Clyde (Buck and Blanche Barrow)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower)
  7. Bonnie and Clyde (Buck and Blanche Barrow)
  8. Rocky & Bullwinkle (Boris & Natasha Badanov)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower)
  7. Bonnie and Clyde (Buck and Blanche Barrow)
  8. Rocky & Bullwinkle (Boris & Natasha Badanov)
  9. Thane and Lady Macbeth

Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale weren’t married ASFAIK.

Okay, we’re slipping here.

Bonnie and Clyde were not married. Bonnie Parker was actually married to another small-time criminal named Roy Thornton. The two had been separated when Bonnie took up with Clyde Barrow but they never officially divorced.

Boris and Natasha were also not married. Cite

And the MacBeths have been posted twice.

So:

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)

And I’m slipping myself. Echo7tango’s post was not Bonnie and Clyde.

The work is Bonnie and Clyde, and the married villains are Buck and Blanche. That’s why I wrote it that way, to be consistent with the other list item entries.

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Lord and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)
  9. John and Jane Smith (Mr. and Mrs. Smith)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Thane and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)
  9. John and Jane Smith (Mr. and Mrs. Smith)
  10. Crusher Creel [The Absorbing Man] and Titania (Marvel Comics) [Marvel Wiki states they married.]

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Thane and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)
  9. John and Jane Smith (Mr. and Mrs. Smith)
  10. Crusher Creel [The Absorbing Man] and Titania (Marvel Comics) [Marvel Wiki states they married.]
  11. The de Vils, 101 Dalmatians by Dodie Smith. (In the book, Cruella was married to a furrier who is described as being just as bad as she is. He took her last name when they married.)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Thane and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)
  9. John and Jane Smith (Mr. and Mrs. Smith)
  10. Crusher Creel [The Absorbing Man] and Titania (Marvel Comics) [Marvel Wiki states they married.]
  11. The de Vils, 101 Dalmatians by Dodie Smith. (In the book, Cruella was married to a furrier who is described as being just as bad as she is. He took her last name when they married.)
  12. The cobras Nag and Nagina (from Kipling’s “Rikki Tikki Tavvi”)

Works in which villains are married to each other

  1. Baron and Baronne Bharaputra, Mirror Dance by Lois McMcMaster Bujold
  2. Thane and Lady Macbeth, by Shakespeare (Hey, they’re murderers!)
  3. Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun (the murderers are a married couple, Patrick & Christine Redfern)
  4. The War of the Roses
  5. Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo (M and Mme Thenardier)
  6. Hudson Hawk (Darwin & Minerva Mayflower
  7. Buck and Blanche Barrow
  8. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa (Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers)
  9. John and Jane Smith (Mr. and Mrs. Smith)
  10. Crusher Creel [The Absorbing Man] and Titania (Marvel Comics) [Marvel Wiki states they married.]
  11. The de Vils, 101 Dalmatians by Dodie Smith. (In the book, Cruella was married to a furrier who is described as being just as bad as she is. He took her last name when they married.)
  12. The cobras Nag and Nagina (from Kipling’s “Rikki Tikki Tavvi”)
  13. Mr. & Mrs. Twit (from the eponymous book by Roald Dahl)

[That was a fun one!]

13 Dopers whose names are puns.

  1. Brujaja

How could I have missed that the Macbeths had already been mentioned? :: headsmack ::

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym
  6. Wonderlust

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym
  6. Wonderlust
  7. Sicks Ate

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym
  6. Wonderlust
  7. Sicks Ate
  8. Hugh Jass

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym
  6. Wonderlust
  7. Sicks Ate
  8. Hugh Jass
  9. Ellis Dee

13 Dopers whose names are puns

  1. Brujaja
  2. CandidGamera
  3. Heart of Dorkness
  4. Sticks and Scones
  5. Sue Duhnym
  6. Wonderlust
  7. Sicks Ate
  8. Hugh Jass
  9. Ellis Dee
  10. Czarcasm