Live Poll: Cinematic Characters With Hair-Trigger Tempers

bump while the board is busy (need for suggestions, 20= not enough)

The Hulk, Tommy DeVito second

Fyc:O-Ren IshiiCharles BronsonBarry EganAnton Chigurh

Mmmm O-Ren and Anton were pretty intimidating but I'm not sure they were remembered for their short temper, sure they had to show they meant business but they didn't strike as excitable characters.How about the two others, now?

Don Logan. =^OFYC:Bad Cop - The LEGO MovieCharles Bronson - BronsonAlex Forrest - Fatal AttractionYosemite Sam - Looney Tunes (he's gotta be in some movies)Tasmanian Devil - Looney Tunes (ditto)Anger - Inside OutHades - HerculesBeast - Beauty and the BeastAl Capone - The UntouchablesAlbert Spica - The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her LoverCody Jarett - White HeatCapt. Byron Hadley - The Shawshank RedemptionAmon Goth - Schindler's ListFrank Booth - Blue VelvetMr. Furious - Mystery Men

Loved the choices!Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas or JK Simmons as Fletcherin Whiplash or Bruno Ganz as Adolf Hitler in Downfall... Oh, god! It's so difficult to pick just one!

The Joker in any Batman film. Col. "You Can't Handle the Truth" Nathan R. Jessup in "A Few Good Men".

Thanks for the suggestions :) I have a few comments regarding some of them:- The Joker strikes me as a histrionic and egomaniac sociopath, there must be some anger boiling inside but it's never translated into the kind of behavior short-tempered people would display, and the smile even conveys the idea that it's just an act that he actually enjoys... besides, the list was rather balanced but I can say adios to any suspense if I add the Joker. Quoting albstein, Nolan always wins!(good call with Jessep though)- Speaking of keeping the list balanced, I just removed my own inclusion of Jules Winnfield, because I know he'll kill the poll too, and for the wrong reasons. He's certainly a bad moro you don't want to mess up with but after second thoughts, I would say that there's a fine line between being genuinely angry and pulling angry, volcanic tirades. Jules is a guy who's in total control of himself (so much for the short temper) so when he gets "angry" at someone, you can tell it's meant to scare the hell out of him, in other words, it's just an act. Jules reminds me of these corporate manager-figures who talk loudly and furiously in the phone to show who's the boss and when they hang off, they're all smile and smooth talk again.I'm still waiting for insights about Charles Bronson and Barry Egan.- Captain Byron Hadley is a tough one, it's one of these cases where you can't tell whether it's part of the job of if the guy has really some issues, to be honest, I lean toward the second option, the problem is that Hadley is only in a few key scenes but doesn't play the kind of 'pivotal' roles that makes his anger a plot-driver, just like the other characters. There are a few supporting roles in the list, but of scene-stealing and/or Oscar-nominated level. Hadley is "good", but I wouldn't want people to vote for him just because he's in the most popular movie of all time.

Tom Hardy as Ron Kray in Legend (2015)Jay Hernandez as Diablo in Suicide Squad (2016)Jason Statham as Frank Martin in The Transporter SeriesChristian Bale as John Preston in Equilibrium (2002)

What is the title about? Is it a quote?

Don't know about the original but the DeNiro version of Max Cady should DEFINITELY be on this list.

Good list! - So good it makes it difficult to choose just one. The results should be interesting.FYC:Derek Vineyard in American History X (before his metanoia)

I made a few changes, and additions. I guess the list is ready now.Thanks for the suggestions and advice

I'm going to suggest some character the you can use to replace some characters, especially, Gny. Sgt. Hartman whose mind was really on sex. He was just acting like the stereotypical Marine drill sergeant who supposed to do that in order to tear down a little bit of the recruit's personality in order to make a disaplined soldier. It is that he goes way off on the sex angle. Of the characters I'm going to suggest, one might not make it because he is a mob boss who orders others to do his work for him and therefore, violent enough. But make no mistake about it. He is barely keeping his anger in check... Doyle Lonnegan and also Lt. Wm. Snyder from "The Sting." Popeyes Doyle from The French Connection. The Bond villains: Largo from "Thunderball" and "Never Say Never Again". Franz Sanchez And Dario in "Licence to Kill" Two face from the Batman movies. (Even the toddlers said he had some serious anger management issues.)

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