Roy Munson: In the Farrelly brothers' Kingpin, Harrelson played a one-handed former bowler who did the right thing in the end, but not before he was willing to corrupt an Amish man into helping him out.

Larry Flynt: The porn mogul had a point about the legality of sexy pictures, but it was sort of a hard sell.

David Murphy: He accepted a million bucks to let his wife spend the night with another man in Indecent Proposal. He ended up ditching the money, but still. If it had happened in real life, he'd never hear the end of it.

Mickey Knox: The serial killer in Natural Born Killers may have been a media darling, but would you take ecological advice from him?

Woody Boyd: While well-meaning and certainly not disreputable, and, the Cheers bartender was one or two olives short of a martini.

Ed Monix: In Semi-Pro, his training methods include making players vomit. Anyone who makes people vomit on purpose might as well be a supervillain, as far as I'm concerned.