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Sir Anthony Hopkins’ Oscar winning portrayal of Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs has been voted as the ‘Ultimate Movie Bad Guy’, in a poll conducted by a new hip hop magazine. According to Vibe magazine editors, Hopkins’ character with "a chilly, controlled, career performance" in the 1991 release easily took an edge over Star Wars villain Vader, which came in second on the list, reports Contactmusic. The third position was taken by A Nightmare On Elm Street villain Freddy Krueger, played by Robert Englund, followed by Laurence Fishburne’s portrayal of Ike Turner in What’s Love To Do With It? The character of Norman Bates, depicted by Anthony Perkins in Psycho franchise rounded off the top five. The top five on the list is: Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs franchise (Sir Anthony Hopkins), Darth Vader in Star Wars franchise (Dave Prowse, James Earl Jones voice and Hayden Christensen, Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare On Elm Street franchise (Robert Englund), Ike Turner in What’s Love To Do With It? franchise(Laurence Fishburne) and Norman Bates in Psycho franchise (Anthony Perkins). Hugh Grant’s land ties
Hollywood heartthrob Hugh Grant has revealed that he worked as an olive farmer, before embarking on a career in Hollywood. The Notting Hill star moved to Italy after finishing school and made a living by farming the land. "When I was between school and university, I actually lived for a time on an olive farm. I was an olive farmer — a very bad one in Tuscany," he was quoted by Femalefirst, as saying. Hugh admits he’d like to return to the idyllic lifestyle one day. "I want to return to Italy. I adore Italy," he added. Meanwhile, Grant has revealed he is addicted to golf despite not being good at it. "I take it much too seriously. I am competitive. I used to always play snooker for money and I do the same with golf. I’m one of those tragic golfers with lots of money and not much talent. I’m loathed to say I’m a golfer — it’s so uncool and unsexy. But there’s no point in hiding it. It means I’m really middle-aged now," he said. — ANI |
