Favorite Character Incarnations

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Batman:

Batman/Bruce Wayne: Kevin Conroy

Joker: Mark Hamill

Harley Quinn: Arlene Sorkin

Alfred: Michael Caine

James Gordon: Gary Oldman

Harvey Bullock: Donal Logue

Two Face/Harvey Dent: Aaron Eckhart

Catwoman: Michelle Pfieffer

Penguin: Burgess Meredith

The Riddler: Frank Gorshin

Robin/Dick Grayson: Casey Kasem

Batgirl/Barbara Gordon: Tara Strong

Scarecrow: Cillian Murphy

Bane: Tom Hardy

Ra's Al Ghul: David Warner

 

Superman:

Superman/Clark Kent: Christopher Reeve

Lex Luthor: Michael Rosenbaum

Lois Lane: Erica Durance

Perry White: Lane Smith

Jimmy Olson: Marc McClure

Lana Lang: Annette O'Toole

Jor-El: Marlon Brando

Jonathan Kent: John Schneider

Martha Kent: Annette O'Toole

Supergirl/Cara: Melissa Benoist

General Zod: Terence Stamp

 

Spider-Man:

Spider-Man: Andrew Garfield

Gwen Stacy: Emma Stone

Aunt May: Marissa Tomei

Norman Osborne: Willem Defoe

Harry Osborne: James Franco

J.J. Jameson: Not much to compare but I can't see anyone beating J.K. Simmons - in fact even though I know they have not done it and won't do it, I think it would have been the best move for Sony/Marvel to sign him up for the role again in the reboot, make a statement that it's still a reboot, just the same actor playing the role in a different continuity. To hell with being afraid of audience confusion, it'd sill be an awesome move and I think only benefit the franchise.

 

James Bond:

James Bond: Daniel Craig

M: Dame Judi Dench

Q: John DeLancie Desmond Llewelyn

 

Jack Ryan:

Jack Ryan: Harrison Ford

 

Incredible Hulk:

Bruce Banner: Bill Bixby/Mark Ruffalo tie

Hulk: Lou Ferrigno

General Ross: William Hurt

 

[Nictarion]

Connery is still my favorite Bond.

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7 minutes ago, Nictarion said:

Connery is still my favorite Bond.

I have no doubt that will be the case for most serious Bond fans.

For me, I loved the movies that I saw growing up, but I started right in the Moore era. First Bond movie I saw as a kid was a Moore one, Octopussy, so was the first one I saw in the theater, A View To A Kill. I thought they were fun. Saw the Timothy Dalton ones in the theater and thought they were great, then saw Goldeneye which I liked but then afterwards got turned off of Bronson in the subsequent films. Then saw Casino Royale in the theater and felt it was a masterpiece.

So I've never really seen a Connery Bond film from beginning to end, even the closest I've come to that was Never Say Never Again which is kind of non canon. I never read any of Flemming's books. If I was a dedicated Bond fan I may have gone back and watched every movie, read some or all the books, Connery may well have turned out to be my favorite, but I never got past enjoying the franchise in a mostly casual way.