The films and series are full of captivating characters, figures who conquer the affection of the public. But since not all the characters can have a success, with some of them the story is quite different.
In some cases, the characters not only become unpopular, but are really hated by fans of a film or series. This can be intentional as part of the plot, but it can also happen involuntarily for production. And, of course, there are examples in which the public simply does not identify with the character.
10 most hated characters of films and series
Some characters are so hated that their scenes become difficult to look at, whether they have too many evil characteristics or because they are extremely annoying. However, strangely, not all the hated characters are a bad guy.
Many of the public names are not even antagonists, but their actions make people who hate them more than the bad ones themselves. See under 10 film and series characters who are hated by fans.
1. Biff Tannen (back to the future)
Biff Tannen, from the film “Back to the Future”, is one of the most hated characters in cinema. Initially a bully becomes even more negligible when trying to force Marty’s mother.
However, during the trilogy, Biff is a villain that the public loves to hate. And although it is not the most powerful villain in the world, its immaturity makes humiliations that passes even more rewarding.
2. Joffrey Baratheon (Game of Thrones)
Joffrey Baratheon was already hated by the fans of “Game of Thrones” well before being crowned king of the seven kingdoms. In addition to being an arrogant, cruel and immature prince, he behaved like a boy spoiled throughout his kingdom. Joffrey tortured and abused of several women, fled the battle of black water and asked more prestigious than he deserved. As a result, his death was widely celebrated by fans.
3. Lex Luthor (Batman Vs. Superman: The Origin of Justice)
The interpretation of Jesse Eisenberg like Lex Luthor in “Batman Vs. Superman: The Origin of Justice” was received badly and widely criticized, especially for the performance and for the way the character was written.
Many fans have said that the chosen acting style would be more suitable for bad guys such as Charada or Joker. The performance was described as maniacal and disturbing, and many critics thought that this approach was not as interesting as the previous versions of the character as a crazy scientist. However, many fans defended this character, saying he was in line with the tone of the film.
4. Rachel Berry (Glee)
It is almost undisputed that the protagonist of “Glee”, Rachel Berry, has a musical talent and an extraordinary dramatic vein. However, fans are irritated by their constant inability to recognize the talent of others, as well as by the apparent need to put themselves at the center of attention, regardless of the situation.
Although young, Rachel acts as if the whole world was against her when it was not chosen for land or documents that believes merits. His inability to accept that others also deserve space has made an hated character.
5. Ted Mosby (as I met your mother)
Ted Mosby, protagonist and narrator of the series “How I Met Your Mother”, tells his story from the future, remembering his life when he was 20 years old and a few years – and obviously the events that would bring him to meet his wife and have children.
Although you try to show himself as an interesting and harmless boy, in reality, Ted is considered by many fans as a controller, jealous, unaware and relatively bad.
6. Jar Jar Binks (Star Wars: Episode I – The Ghost Threat)
The first prelude to Star Wars, “The Ghost Threat”, was a great disappointment for fans when it was released – most of the frustration was directed to Jar Jar Binks, an alien closet CGI.
The character was seen as a successful attempt to attract a younger audience and had only a secondary role in the following films. The character was marked as one of the most hated in the cinema.
7. Ross Geller (Friends)
Some spectators even identify with Ross’s experience and the complicated past, but many other fans cannot overcome their arrogance, inflate the ego and crying behavior. Ross also makes several questionable decisions for ten seasons, not to mention homophobia masked by trauma. Other characteristics criticized by the public include their control and possessive behavior, the violent problems of anger and the constant need to be right.
8. Skyler White (Breaking Bad)
Skyler White has become one of the most hated TV characters in mid -2010, a phenomenon clearly linked to the fans’s misogyny. Many despised her to try to stop Walter, even with her desperate efforts to protect her husband. Skyler never moved away from his main goal: the safety of his children, even when Walter tried to use them as pedestrians.
However, it is important to mention that Skyler had flaws – if he were so worried, he didn’t need to tolerate his husband’s criminal activities. His decision not to report him was morally questionable and annoyed the public.
9. Commodus (gladiator)
The bad cowardly and cruel of the film “Gladiator” is one of Joaquin Phoenix’s most memorable characters, part of his ability to make the character so detestable. Arrogant, spoiled and self -centered, he believes he has the right to commit cruel acts. The anger of the public derives largely from the tyranny and depraved narcissism that guide the actions of the Commodus and the way in which it governs.
10. Homelander (the boys)
The homeland is the superior of humanity, which seems to justify its intolerance towards anyone who tries to steal their attention. It has in the spotlight, but fascinates every time he loses the support of the fans.
In the end, he is an unstable character who is seen in the role of the most powerful man in the world. His self -centered and aggressive behavior disturbs the fans, who seem to have not very patience for him.
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