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But they are fun to play.” Oldman went on to compare the character of Dr. Zachary Smith to another one of his iconic villain roles, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg from “The Fifth Element.” ...

Before he played Commissioner Gordon and Winston Churchill, Gary Oldman was typecast as villains, roles he enjoyed but got tired of. Read on for more!

Gary Oldman discusses his journey from being typecast as a villain in Hollywood to taking on more diverse roles, including his iconic performance as Commissioner Gordon in Christopher Nolan's ...

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But they are fun to play.” Oldman went on to compare the character of Dr. Zachary Smith to another one of his iconic villain roles, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg from “The Fifth Element.” ...

Oldman went on to compare the character of Dr. Zachary Smith to another one of his iconic villain roles, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg from 'The Fifth Element', which was directed by Luc Besson and ...

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It's bigger than life." As for Zorg, Oldman said it was a "fun" role — even though he wasn't crazy about the physical transformation. "I didn't like the haircut much. Or the rubber," he admitted.