People Are Sharing Actors Who Played A Role So Well, They Still Can't Unsee Them As That Character

"There are very, very few villains that I've seen in books, movies, or video games that I've wanted to personally kill more than her, and that means that the actor did an unbelievably good job as a twisted villain."

—u/SumwhatNerdy

"I haven’t liked Danny Glover since."

—u/Golden_standard

"I couldn't watch him in another movie for years because I hated his character so freaking much."

—u/MistressVixxen

—u/Ok-Address-5466

"Man, that scene where his candy bar wrapper uncrumples as he contemplates what to do with the store clerk — it's giving me goosebumps just thinking about it."

—u/born_again_tim

"Every single time I thought I couldn't hate that character more, I found a new way to hate him. As a character, I detested him, body and soul. As an actor, I can only begrudgingly admit that he was stupendous and performed his role so demonstrably well that I had, and still have, some difficulties separating him from his character to this day."

—u/WhenTheFoxGrins

"I can’t even look at the guy."

—u/143019

—u/pseudophant

"I always found his face to be unnerving, so when I saw him in that movie, suddenly it all made sense. He was born for that role."

—u/alamakjan

"The next iteration of Wolverine is going to have to hit it out of the park to top that performance."

—u/raphthepharaoh

"Thinking about the ending of that movie still pisses me off to this day, and I still can’t stand Jamie Foxx because of it."

—u/Avaragan

"Haunting."

—u/clickmyface

"The opening scene of the movie has got to be the best introduction to a character I’ve ever seen. The man was terrifying."

—u/Hooligan_117

"What a vile, disgusting human being, and what an amazing performance! That gave me the heebie jeebies for a long time."

—u/gmasterson

"The scene when he's talking to Will in the park is still the only movie scene that can make me cry."

—u/SnowyInuk

"Everyone else was just OK in that movie, but he nailed the sheriff. That was the first time I'd seen him act. Plus, 'Cancel the kitchen scraps for the lepers and orphans, no more merciful beheadings, and call off Christmas!' is still one of my favorite lines in any movie."

—u/warny2187

"How the fuck is someone given the role of 'A bug alien wearing a human as a decomposing skin suit,' and they absolutely nail it?!"

—u/Dangercritter

"He played that character only with his eyes — with that certain stare that'll make you leave the country and change your identity."

—u/need_me_a_mommy

"She was absolutely terrifying. The contrast between this and her films like Fried Green Tomatoes where her character is really sweet is pretty amazing."

—u/bakewelltart20

"He did way too good in that role."

—u/REMUvs

"I absolutely DESPISED him, which means he did his job right."

—u/Locamotive19

"Hardly anyone knows the actor's real name, but they all know McLovin."

—u/alwaysmyfault

"I’m convinced he’s a terrifying, abusive man, and I can’t unsee it."

—u/Frosty_Onion2035

"It’s been so long, but I still can’t watch any of her newer films because I’m still mad at Briony."

—u/njorange

"He was so good that now — even when I see people with his same facial type — I almost immediately assume they're going to be a condescending douchebag."

—u/KMFDM781

"He was in character nonstop and was so good that Andy's real family came to hang out with Jim on set and said it was like Andy had come back to life."

—u/StrongStoic

"He EMBODIED that role."

—u/Rebecca1119

"That guy is so over the top that it somehow became believable again. Dude disappeared into that role."

—u/Haerverk

"He was so good [that] he continued to voice Shaggy in a lot of animated projects!"

—u/PWNtimeJamboree