Favorite Movie Characters!

[thesummerqueen]

One of the best movies ever. I'm pretty sure that my dad and I both can quote the entire thing.



Audrey as "Sabrina"



For someone who was supposedly told by Hollywood that she'd never make it because she didn't have the looks, Cate Blanchette remains the absolute perfect choice for an ethereally beautiful and wise elfin 'queen'. 10 years later, she is still just as transcendentally gorgeous, in my opinion...and not because she can stand and look pretty on screen, but because she radiates serenity, gravity, queenliness, compassion, and her smile is pure joy. In the book it was just a touch unreal that a dwarf who disliked elves so intensely would fall in love with her. In the movie, it was inevitable.


The whole cast. All of them. This is one of the best comedies ever made - a perfect satire, and a brilliant comedy in its own right. Every person on this cast is pitch perfect and spot on.

[wwjs]

William Fichtner as Alexander Mahone

[thesummerqueen]

Oh yeah, animated movies:

Basil of Baker Street, and Ratigan



These two: Best cartoon series ever.



Does this need explanation?

[NoraBrimstone]

[Rahul]

The vampire character played by Bill Paxton in Near Dark. I believe the name Severen.



Private Daniel Jackson - Saving Private Ryan.

[Silver]

[Angrboda]

Movies

Sigourney Weaver as "Ripley" (Alien franchise)




Joan Fontaine as "Mrs de Winter"" (Rebecca)




Mia Wasikowska as "Jane Eyre"




Javier Bardem as "Anton Chigurh" (No Country For Old Men)




Sharlto Copley as "Wikus van de Merwe" (District 9)




Doona Bae as "Park Nam-joo" (Host)

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

Marley Shelton as Dr. Dakota Block

Tracie Thoms as Kim

Jennifer Garner as Elektra

[Angrboda]

Television

Ku Hye-sun as "Geum Jandi" (Boys Over Flowers)




Vincent D'onofrio as "Detective Goren" (Law & Order: CI)




Anna Torv as "Olivia" (Fringe)




Simon Baker as "Patrick Jane" (The Mentalist)




William Petersen as "Gil Grissom" (CSI)




Nathan Fillion as "Caleb"

[thesummerqueen]

Ahh, Apo reminded me of adapted classics (although I have to disagree somewhat on which version of Jane Eyre to like best)

Keira Knightly was a pearl of light in the newest Pride & Prejudice. She perfectly encapsulated the arch and quick-witted Elizabeth. It's true the movie didn't hold as true to the books as previous version word for word (or character for character) but on a whole I enjoyed the movie so much more than all the other versions...I think because the extraneous was removed and the whole movie is drenched in the same glow Keira had.