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Creepiest actor or actress?

There used to be this character actor called "Anthony Zerbe" +1
The Guy who played the serial killer in "Silence of the Lambs" (Not Anthony Hopkins) That would be Ted Levine. He was also in the late, lamented 1986-88 TV cop show, "Crime Story'.

The way Ted Levine talks is what's creepy... perfect for Buffalo Bill.
He had a role in "From The Earth To The Moon" playing Alan Shepherd. Good actor, but not very many roles.
 
The long or the short of it would be Bruce Spence or Deep Roy.

If I had to pick somewhere in between it would have to be Clint Howard.
 
The way Ted Levine talks is what's creepy... perfect for Buffalo Bill.
He had a role in "From The Earth To The Moon" playing Alan Shepherd. Good actor, but not very many roles.

Exactly...He has a voice that is whiny, yet deep at the same time...In "Crime Story", he had a VERY thick "Chicago/midwestern" accent..He's kind of an odd-lookin duck, & w/his peculiar voice, I guess that's why he doesn't get as many roles as he should.
 
NOW I remember where he last turned up... it was in American Gangster. Not a big role but did a good job as Russell Crowe's boss.
 
Has anyone mentioned John Voight? He was very disturbing in Runaway Train and Anaconda.
He's playing a super-bad-guy-boss this season on Fox's '24'. He's got the creep factor cranked up nicely for his role.

Hard to argue about his genetics though when his daughter looks like she does.
 
Mommy!

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How about Billy Bob Thornton? He was married to Angelina Jolie and if memory serves correct, reports said they had matching tatoos and carried vials of blood of each other. Another skin crawling attribute was his movie "Swing Blade".:yikes:
 
The whole gang in "RESERVOIR DOGS" with Penn at the very top.Opening scene is great but I sure wouldn't do lunch with this group.
 
Five actors who've raised creepiness to an art form:

Billy Drago
Tim Curry
Martin Short
Brian Posehn
and the immortal Sid Haig
 
Richard Widmark was a great actor. His character in "Kiss of Death" is a total psycho. His expressions and the way he laughs when he does in his victims is totally convincing and creepy as hell.
 
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