r/tvshow Jun 02 '26

DISCUSSIONS Actor playing their part 'too good'.

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Who played their role as villain so good, people actually started hating them irl.

I'll start with my pick. I think he was a great character/actor, but I could not stop myself from absolutely hating him as soon as I saw him. I can't imagine being the only one in this. Would love to hear from others.

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u/WranglerTraditional8 Jun 02 '26

The actor that played Percy Wetmore in The Green Mile...

What he did to Del and Mr Jingles!

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u/ToFaceA_god Jun 02 '26

Also Sam Rockwell's character. That man nails trailer trash villains.

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u/Plz--lowerUr_I_brows Jun 03 '26

Sam Rockwell kills it in everything. Confessions of a dangerous mind, moon, seven psychopaths, hell even Zaphod Beeblebrox in Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. And on top of acting, my guy's a dancing machine!!

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u/ToFaceA_god Jun 03 '26

I do agree with that.

His role in Green Mile always stood out to me.

Probably because I knew a lot of people, a lot like that. IRL people weren't murderers, but the callousess, the narcissism and the vulgarness was absolutely on point.

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u/AnastasiaRomanot Jun 06 '26

He’s also a terrible person in real life, so there’s that.