not the 80's. 1992 Scent of a Woman. Mr. Trask was quite the ****** as well as Charlie's classmates

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Knotcher

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Ok, we may have a true rival to Zabka for all-time D-Bag.

Tommy in Valley Girl
Knotcher in Iron Eagle
Billy / Hop (Rip's henchman) in Less Than Zero
Murdering Nazi Uncle Jack in Breaking Bad

Buck in Kill Bill
Slave Tracker in Django

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not the 80's. 1992 Scent of a Woman. Mr. Trask was quite the ****** as well as Charlie's classmates

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That whole scene of the hearing when Charlie is getting expelled is so good.

I forgot it was 80s.. lol and it was my thread.

Are we done with the 80s now?

The principal in Breakfast Club was also Clarence Beeks (the fixer) in Trading Places. He got his in the end, though.

I know it's a 90s movie, but I will never not laugh at this

What movie is that?

Encino Man

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I know it's a 90s movie, but I will never not laugh at this

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I skipped school to see this move during my junior year of school. Nothing seems more normal than 3 teenage idiots showing up at a movie theater at 11 a.m. on a Friday. The guy at the ticket window says, "School let out early today, huh?" and then didn't even charge us.

rednecked said:

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not the 80's. 1992 Scent of a Woman. Mr. Trask was quite the ****** as well as Charlie's classmates

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RIP James Rebhorn

Meet the Parents
Independence Day
The Game
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Carlito's Way
Scent of a Woman
Basic Insinct
My Cousin Vinny

and the guy who prosecuted the Seinfeld 4 in the Series Finale

Franklin Hart Jr. (Dabney Coleman) from 9 to 5

The New York 4

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The principal in Breakfast Club was also Clarence Beeks (the fixer) in Trading Places. He got his in the end, though.

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With his d-baggery in Die Hard, very strong showing.

The pay phone scene in Trading Places kills me every time.

Miles Finch said:

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Hardy Jenns - Some Kind of Wonderful

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This is who i was coming to add to the list

Jenns with 2 N's

Footloose had Chuck Cranston, Ariel's boyfriend. Total dickwad who wrecked a tractor, bullied the new kid in town and tried to ruin the big dance/prom by beating up participants! Plus...Ariel tells her dad, "I'm no saint you know. I'm not even a virgin." This of course makes Reverend Shaw Moore pissed and he says "Don't you talk like that here!" They don't say for sure but you know probably Chuck had his hand in that too! Well, not hand but...yanno.

Bruce McGill and James Keach in Wildcats were flaming dewshers. Very under appreciated in dewsh level.

BCSWguru said:

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Bruce McGill and James Keach in Wildcats were flaming dewshers. Very under appreciated in dewsh level.

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Garrelli 5000 said:

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Chet from Weird Science was my first thought before opening.

This guy was up there in a similarly very small role.

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One of the all time great character intros.

• The hair and mustache!
• The gloves!
• Cutting the other car off!
• That saxophone!!!

Lt. Hauk in Good Morning Viet Nam gets my vote.

https://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2150735385/?ref_=ext_shr

taxpreparer said:

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Lt. Hauk in Good Morning Viet Nam gets my vote.

https://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2150735385/?ref_=ext_shr

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You picked him instead of Sgt. Major Dickerson, who was in more dire need of a BJ than any white man in history?

What about best DB turn around in an 80s movie?

HtownAg92 said:

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'03ag said:

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Knotcher

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Ok, we may have a true rival to Zabka for all-time D-Bag.

Tommy in Valley Girl
Knotcher in Iron Eagle
Billy / Hop (Rip's henchman) in Less Than Zero
Murdering Nazi Uncle Jack in Breaking Bad

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Holy cow!!! It never occurred to me that Knotcher was Uncle Jack!!!!

I feel dumb for not piecing that together but 30+ years apart I'll cut myself some slack.....wow!

Another offer for biggest DB in the 80s

Stive said:

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HtownAg92 said:

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'03ag said:

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Knotcher

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Ok, we may have a true rival to Zabka for all-time D-Bag.

Tommy in Valley Girl
Knotcher in Iron Eagle
Billy / Hop (Rip's henchman) in Less Than Zero
Murdering Nazi Uncle Jack in Breaking Bad

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Holy cow!!! It never occurred to me that Knotcher was Uncle Jack!!!!

I feel dumb for not piecing that together but 30+ years apart I'll cut myself some slack.....wow!

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To be fair, he really did nothing for like 30 years.

I'm sure Vince Gilligan remembered him from the 1980s movies.

I love directors that bring in guys from movies/shows they loved as kids and give them roles.

MW03 said:

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Another offer for biggest DB in the 80s

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Are they playing pickleball in the 1980s?

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From that movie it's 100% Roger Dorn. Then maybe the pitcher who drinks Jobu's rum.

That woman was just a see you next tuesday

edit: that feeling when you didn't realize you're replying to a 1st page post on a 4 page thread.

I have not watched it in forever. The three characters I most remember are Lt Hauk, Adrian Cronauer, and the Vietnamese boy. So, yes.

Another entry

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Another entry

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Bux-ton

HtownAg92 said:

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taxpreparer said:

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Lt. Hauk in Good Morning Viet Nam gets my vote.

https://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2150735385/?ref_=ext_shr

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You picked him instead of Sgt. Major Dickerson, who was in more dire need of a BJ than any white man in history?

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JT Walsh also played the a-hole Markinson in A Few Good Men.

But Hauk was a bigger character and more memorable in GMV. Dickerson was transferred out to Guam. lol

Zombie Jon Snow said:

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HtownAg92 said:

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taxpreparer said:

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Lt. Hauk in Good Morning Viet Nam gets my vote.

https://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2150735385/?ref_=ext_shr

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You picked him instead of Sgt. Major Dickerson, who was in more dire need of a BJ than any white man in history?

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JT Walsh also played the a-hole Markinson in A Few Good Men.

But Hauk was a bigger character and more memorable in GMV. Dickerson was transferred out to Guam. lol

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Markinson was just a whipping boy to Jessup. Jessup was just doing his job. Kendrick was the real D-Bag.

Hauk was a dork who didn't understand comedy, but he wasn't mean. Dickerson tried his best to get Cronauer court-marshalled or killed.

Another excellent 80s D-Bag turnaround:

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Bruce Almighty said:

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From that movie it's 100% Roger Dorn. Then maybe the pitcher who drinks Jobu's rum.

That woman was just a see you next tuesday

edit: that feeling when you didn't realize you're replying to a 1st page post on a 4 page thread.

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Roger Dorn is a hero.

He doesn't ask for a trade despite being on a terrible team.

He cheerfully hazes the new rookie to let him know he's on the team, even though that guy acts nuts in return.

He doesn't file a complaint when his manager sexually harasses him.

He invites an Indian superfan to join the team at their post-game party

His trash wife cheats on him with a teammate, tells him right before the Indians' biggest game since 1948, and even still he goes out and gets a two-out single in the last of the 8th to get Cerrano up to hit a 2-run homer to tie the game..

Then he motivates the very guy who banged his wife.