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The 50 Greatest Heroes and the 50 Greatest Villains of All Time 400 Nominated Characters The 50 greatest heroes and the 50 greatest villains of all time 400 Nominated Characters 1 BUDDY ACKERMAN in SWIMMING WITH SHARKS (Trimark, 1994) ACTOR Kevin Spacey DIRECTOR George Huang PRODUCERS Steve Alexander, Joanne Moore SCREENWRITERGeorge Huang COSTUMES Kirsten Everberg MAKE-UP Sarah Gaye Deal HAIR Sarah Gaye Deal 2 SHEIK AHMED in THE SHEIK (Paramount, 1921) ACTOR Rudolph Valentino DIRECTOR George Melford PRODUCER Jesse L. Lasky SCREENWRITERMonte M. Katterjohn ALSO appears in: THE SON OF THE SHEIK (United Artists, 1926) 3 THE ALIEN in ALIEN (20th Century Fox, 1979) ACTOR Bolaji Badejo DIRECTOR Ridley Scott PRODUCERS Gordon Carroll, David Giler, Walter Hill SCREENWRITERDan O’Bannon ALIEN DESIGN H. R. Giger 4 JAMES ALLEN in I AM A FUGITIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG (Warner Bros., 1932) ACTOR Paul Muni DIRECTOR Mervyn LeRoy PRODUCER Hal B. Wallis SCREENWRITERS Howard J. Green, Brown Holmes AFI is a trademark of the American Film Institute. Copyright 2005 American Film Institute. All Rights Reserved. 5 CRYSTAL ALLEN in THE WOMEN (MGM, 1939) ACTOR Joan Crawford DIRECTOR George Cukor PRODUCER Hunt Stromberg SCREENWRITERS Anita Loos, Jane Murfin COSTUMES Adrian MAKE-UP Sydney Guilaroff 6 GREGORY ANTON in GASLIGHT (MGM, 1944) ACTOR Charles Boyer DIRECTOR George Cukor PRODUCER Arthur Hornblow, Jr. SCREENWRITERS John Van Druten, Walter Reisch, John L. Balderston COSTUMES Irene MAKE-UP Jack Dawn 7 BRUNO ANTONY in STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (Warner Bros., 1951) ACTOR Robert Walker DIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER Alfred Hitchcock SCREENWRITERRaymond Chandler, Czenzi Ormonde COSTUMES Leah Rhodes MAKE-UP Gordon Bau 8 DAVID ARMSTRONG in WINGS (Paramount, 1927) ACTOR Richard Arlen DIRECTOR William A. Wellman PRODUCER Lucien Hubbard SCREENWRITERS Hope Loring, Louis D. Lighton 9 GLADYS AYLWARD in THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS (20th Century Fox, 1958) ACTOR Ingrid Bergman DIRECTOR Mark Robson PRODUCER Buddy Adler SCREENWRITERIsobel Lennart COSTUMES Margaret Furse MAKE-UP John O’Gorman 10 BABE in BABE (Universal, 1995) ACTOR Christine Cavanaugh (voice) DIRECTOR Chris Noonan PRODUCERS George Miller, Doug Mitchell, Bill Miller SCREENWRITERS George Miller, Chris Noonan Also Appears in: BABE: PIG IN THE CITY (Universal, 1998)\ 11 GEORGE BAILEY in IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (RKO, 1946) ACTOR James Stewart DIRECTOR Frank Capra PRODUCER Frank Capra SCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra COSTUMES Edward Stevenson MAKE-UP Gordon Bau 12 ROCKY BALBOA in ROCKY (United Artists, 1976) ACTOR Sylvester Stallone DIRECTOR John G. Avildsen PRODUCERS Irwin Winkler, Robert Chartoff SCREENWRITERSylvester Stallone COSTUMES Robert Cambel, Joanne Hutchinson MAKE-UP Michael Westmore Also Appears in: ROCKY II (United Artists, 1979) ROCKY III (MGM, 1982) ROCKY IV (MGM, 1985) ROCKY V (United Artists, 1990) 13 BANDIT (BO DARVILlE) in SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT (Universal, 1977) ACTOR Burt Reynolds DIRECTOR Hal Needham PRODUCER Mort Engelberg SCREENWRITERS James Lee Barrett, Charles Shyer, Alan Mandel MAKE-UP Guy Del Russo, Tom Ellingwood HAIR Bren Plaistowe Also Appears in: SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT II (Universal, 1980) 14 ELSA “ROSALIE” BANNISTER in THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI (Columbia, 1948) ACTOR Rita Hayworth DIRECTOR Orson Welles PRODUCER Orson Welles SCREENWRITEROrson Welles COSTUMES Jean Louis MAKE-UP Clay Campbell, Robert J. Schiffer HAIR Helen Hunt 15 SERGEANT BARNES in PLATOON (Orion, 1986) ACTOR Tom Berenger DIRECTOR Oliver Stone PRODUCER Arnold Kopelson SCREENWRITEROliver Stone COSTUMES Wynn Arenas MAKE-UP Gordon J. Smith 16 CLYDE BARROW & BONNIE PARKER in BONNIE AND CLYDE (Warner Bros., 1967) ACTORS Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway DIRECTOR Arthur Penn PRODUCER Warren Beatty SCREENWRITERS David Newman, Robert Benton COSTUMES Theadora Van Runkle MAKE-UP Robert Jiras HAIR Gladys Witten Also Appears in: GUNS DON’T ARGUE (1957) 17 NORMAN BATES in PSYCHO (Paramount, 1960) ACTOR Anthony Perkins DIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER Alfred Hitchcock SCREENWRITERJoseph Stefano COSTUMES Helen Colvig MAKE-UP Jack Barron, Robert Dawn HAIR Florence Bush Also Appears in: PSYCHO II (Universal, 1983) PSYCHO III (Universal, 1986) PSYCHO (Universal, 1998) 18 BATMAN (BRUCE WAYNE) in BATMAN (Warner Bros., 1989) ACTOR Michael Keaton DIRECTOR Tim Burton PRODUCERS Peter Guber, Jon Peters SCREENWRITERS Sam Hamm, Warren Skaaren COSTUMES Linda Henrikson, Bob Ringwood MAKE-UP Paul Engelen HAIR Colin Jamison Also Appears in: BATMAN (Twentieth-Century Fox, 1966) BATMAN FOREVER (Warner Bros., 1995) BATMAN & ROBIN (Warner Bros., 1997) 19 ROY BATTY in BLADE RUNNER (Warner Bros., 1982) ACTOR Rutger Hauer DIRECTOR Ridley Scott PRODUCER Michael Deeley SCREENWRITERS Hampton Fancher, David Webb Peoples COSTUMES Michael Kaplan, Charles Knode MAKE-UP Marvin G. Westmore HAIR Shirley Padgett 20 ANDREW BECKETT in PHILADELPHIA (TriStar, 1993) ACTOR Tom Hanks DIRECTOR Jonathan Demme PRODUCERS Jonathan Demme, Edward Saxon SCREENWRITERRon Nyswaner COSTUMES Colleen Atwood MAKE-UP Carl Fullerton HAIR Alan D’Angerio 21 BELLE in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Disney, 1991) ACTOR Paige O’Hara (voice) DIRECTORS Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise PRODUCER Don Hahn SCREENWRITERLinda Woolverton SUPERVISING ANIMATOR James Baxter 22 JUDAH BEN-HUR in BEN-HUR (MGM, 1959) ACTOR Charlton Heston DIRECTOR William Wyler PRODUCER Sam Zimbalist SCREENWRITERKarl Tunberg COSTUMES Elizabeth Haffenden MAKE-UP Charles E. Parker HAIR Gabriella Borzelli Also Appears in: BEN-HUR (MGM, 1925) 23 TRAVIS BICKLE in TAXI DRIVER (Columbia, 1976) ACTOR Robert De Niro DIRECTOR Martin Scorsese PRODUCERS Julia Phillips, Michael Phillips SCREENWRITERPaul Schrader COSTUMES Ruth Morley MAKE-UP Irving Buchman HAIR Mona Orr 24 STEVE BIKO in CRY FREEDOM (Universal, 1987) ACTOR Denzel Washington DIRECTOR Richard Attenborough PRODUCER Richard Attenborough SCREENWRITERJohn Briley COSTUMES John Mollo MAKE-UP Wally Schneiderman HAIR Paula Gillespie, Vera Mitchell 25 BIRDS in THE BIRDS (Universal, 1963) DIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER Alfred Hitchcock SCREENWRITEREvan Hunter BIRD TRAINER Ray Berwick 26 “THE BLACK PIRATE” in THE BLACK PIRATE (United Artists, 1926) ACTOR Douglas Fairbanks DIRECTOR Albert Parker PRODUCER Douglas Fairbanks SCREENWRITERJack Cunningham 27 RICK BLAINE in CASABLANCA (Warner Bros., 1942) ACTOR Humphrey Bogart DIRECTOR Michael Curtiz PRODUCER Hal B. Wallis SCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Howard Koch MAKE-UP Perc Westmore 28 THE BLAIR WITCH in THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (Artisan, 1999) DIRECTORS Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez PRODUCERS Robin Cowie, Gregg Hale SCREENWRITERS Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez Also Appears in: BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (Artisan, 2000) 29 CAPTAIN BLIGH in MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (MGM, 1935) ACTOR Charles Laughton DIRECTOR Frank Lloyd PRODUCER Albert Lewin SCREENWRITERS Talbot Jennings, Jules Furthman, Carey Wilson Also Appears in: MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (MGM, 1962) THE BOUNTY (Orion, 1984) 30 “THE BLOB” in THE BLOB (Paramount, 1958) DIRECTOR Irvin S. Yeaworth, Jr. PRODUCER Jack H. Harris SCREENWRITERS Kay Linaker, Theodore Simonson Also Appears in: THE BLOB (TriStar, 1988) 31 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (United Artists, 1967) ACTOR Donald Pleasence DIRECTOR Lewis Gilbert PRODUCERS Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman SCREENWRITERRoald Dahl COSTUMES Eileen Sullivan MAKE-UP Basil Newall, Paul Rabiger HAIR Eileen Warwick Also Appears in: FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (United Artists, 1963) ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE (United Artists, 1969) DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (United Artists, 1971) 32 “MR. BLONDE” (Vic Vega) in RESERVOIR DOGS (Miramax, 1992) ACTOR Michael Madsen DIRECTOR Quentin Tarantino PRODUCER Lawrence Bender SCREENWRITERQuentin Tarantino COSTUMES Betsy Heimann MAKE-UP Michelle Bühler, Jamie Melbourne HAIR Iain Jones, Rachel Tanner 33 PETER BLOOD in CAPTAIN BLOOD (Warner Bros., 1935) ACTOR Errol Flynn DIRECTOR Michael Curtiz PRODUCER Hal B. Wallis SCREENWRITERCasey Robinson COSTUMES Milo Anderson Also Appears in: CAPTAIN BLOOD (Vitagraph, 1924) 34 JAMES BOND in DR. NO (United Artists, 1962) ACTOR Sean Connery DIRECTOR Terence Young PRODUCERS Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman SCREENWRITERS Richard Maibaum, Johanna Harwood, Berkely Mather COSTUMES Tessa Prendergast MAKE-UP John O’Gorman HAIR Eileen Warwick Also Appears in: GOLDFINGER (United Artists, 1964) ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE (United Artists, 1969) THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (United Artists, 1977) THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS (United Artists, 1987) GOLDENEYE (United Artists, 1995) 35 JOHN BOOK in WITNESS (Paramount, 1985) ACTOR Harrison Ford DIRECTOR Peter Weir PRODUCER Edward S. Feldman SCREENWRITERS Earl W. Wallace, William Kelley COSTUMES Dallas D. Dornan, Shari Feldman MAKE-UP Michael Hancock HAIR Bette Iverson 36 FRANK BOOTH in BLUE VELVET (DEG, 1986) ACTOR Dennis Hopper DIRECTOR David Lynch PRODUCER Fred C. Caruso SCREENWRITERDavid Lynch COSTUMES Henry Earl Lewis, Gloria Laughridge MAKE-UP Jeff Goodwin HAIR Barbara Page 37 CAPTAIN NATHAN BRITTLES in SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON (RKO, 1949) ACTOR John Wayne DIRECTOR John Ford PRODUCER Merian C. Cooper, John Ford SCREENWRITERS Frank S. Nugent, Laurence Stallings COSTUMES Michael Meyers MAKE-UP Don L. Cash HAIR Anna Malin 38 ERIN BROCKOVICH in ERIN BROCKOVICH (Universal, 2000) ACTOR Julia Roberts DIRECTOR Steven Soderbergh PRODUCERS Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher SCREENWRITERSusannah Grant COSTUMES Jeffrey Kurland MAKE-UP Susan A. Cabral, Richard Dean HAIR Deborah Mills-Whitlock, Bonnie Clevering 39 FOXY BROWN in FOXY BROWN (American International, 1974) ACTOR Pam Grier DIRECTOR Jack Hill
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