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This rain, by the way, came on worse later, and was perhaps the original, if indirect, cause of what might be called our villainhood -- Aline's and mine.
The Heather-Moon 1889
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If there was any question whether it was temporary ambition-driven insanity or a true transformation into villainhood, it was squashed by the wheels of Sen. McCain's plane when it hit the runway today in Georgia.
Max Bernstein: In Georgia, McCain Saves The Worst For Last 2008
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Where there is such a thing as a Muslim Terrorist, a suspected Muslim Terrorist, or a possible ally for a suspected Muslim Terrorist, our imaginations lock down into scrubbed stereotypes of villainhood.
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Prince of Thieves 'Sheriff of Nottingham in 1991, was what sealed villainhood for Alan Rickman, though he had of course worked peevish wonders as a Teutonic terrorist a few years previously, with Bruce Willis all up in his grill in Die Hard.
Film | guardian.co.uk Phil Hoad 2010
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Prince of Thieves 'Sheriff of Nottingham in 1991, was what sealed villainhood for Alan Rickman, though he had of course worked peevish wonders as a Teutonic terrorist a few years previously, with Bruce Willis all up in his grill in Die Hard.
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I’m that eager to see Christopher Lloyd returning to big-screen villainhood in the vein of his Judge Doom portrayal from “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
Putting the "Die" in "Funny or Die" - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2009
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I’m that eager to see Christopher Lloyd returning to big-screen villainhood in the vein of his Judge Doom portrayal from “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games: March 2009 Archives 2009
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