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Lorne Malvo one of the Greatest All Time TV Characters
publicat per TheBayHarborButcherSTAFFMOD el dia 22 i de 2017 a les 4:04 P.M.
For me, Lorne Malvo was one of the best TV characters ever created. He's number two on my list right behind Dexter Morgan. I loved how devious and remorseless he was. Billy Bob did a terrific job playing him.
Resposta per ScorpionQ2
el 13 , de 2017 a les 11:47 A.M.
I agree Billy Bob was great in that role (matter of fact that was when I first really started to appreciate him), but Dexter Morgan is still my number 1.
Resposta per JaeDee
el 15 , de 2017 a les 2:11 P.M.
Billy Bob is such an awesome actor.
Remember Sling Blade?
Resposta per ScorpionQ2
el 17 , de 2017 a les 11:01 A.M.
Yes, great movie. Sad, but great.
Resposta per BarkingBaphomet
el 22 , de 2017 a les 8:08 P.M.
Thornton really knocked it out of the park.
Resposta per tmdb13060682
el 22 , de 2017 a les 8:27 P.M.
That snowstorm scene was one of the most intense scenes I've ever watched on television.
Resposta per tmdb38541732
el 24 , de 2017 a les 3:55 P.M.
Malvo was thr best villain in the entire series. I doubt any other character could out do what Billy Bob did.
Resposta per jonnieblack
el 26 , de 2017 a les 5:50 P.M.
I thought Malvo was the devil, literally as in Satan himself. The way he led people to do bad things and then left them to face the consequences. All with an element of charm as well as menace. Really great work by Billy Bob.
Resposta per Will Barks
el 2 de 2017 a les 7:55 A.M.
I agree with the above. Great character, great acting!
One question still bugs me though:
How did Malvo go through with his priest act? Did he bribe a whole community to accept him as priest? The police checked his identity and confirmed he indeed was registered as a priest there. Or did they just believe him without really looking him up (just pretending they did)?
Resposta per r92g
el 18 de 2017 a les 5:18 A.M.
His name probably matched the actual minister's, and they set up a website for the church with his picture in it. They probably just phoned people and asked, without showing them pictures.
Resposta per Kathy
el 19 de 2017 a les 8:28 P.M.
Did anybody think it was strange that Lorne Malvo was the narrator of the Peter and the Wolf story and we were supposed to listen to the music to pick up on who-was-who in his narration? I'm not sure Malvo would be the guy to get the straight story from.
Resposta per r92g
el 19 de 2017 a les 10:03 P.M.
It's a Fargo thing. We had narrations by Lester Nygaard in season 2.
Resposta per Kathy
el 19 de 2017 a les 10:14 P.M.
Yeah I get that. All I was thinking though was how much weight do we give to Malvo (Billy Bob) and his interpretation of who is the bad guy and who is not. In other words, I don't think we were meant to believe in what the narration was telling us. Nothing is what it seems maybe.
Resposta per ScorpionQ2
el 20 de 2017 a les 12:05 P.M.
r92g said: "It's a Fargo thing. We had narrations by Lester Nygaard in season 2."
Exactly this and nothing more. . What is there not to believe ?
Resposta per Kathy
el 20 de 2017 a les 1:14 P.M.
Maybe. And maybe we're getting the bad guys mixed up on purpose. Maybe it was a distraction. And maybe I'm just thinking too much. I used to love Sy and was worried for him. Now I'm wondering what he's really been up to concerning Emmit. Does anybody have an idea about how the Bear's Den meeting came about? And when Varga got into Emmit's car in The House of Special Purpose ep, one of the first things he said was that he didn't "trust" Sy. Now if Varga is trying to screw them both, you would figure that he wouldn't trust either of them ever. But he seemed to be telling Emmit something, like a heads-up kind of tip.
Resposta per ScorpionQ2
el 20 de 2017 a les 2:10 P.M.
Could be. They ALL seem like bad guys to me- except Gloria and the other lady cop. I thought Varga was trying to make Emmit get rid of Sy because he obviously hates Jewish people.