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"You musta thought it was white boy day." — Drexl Spivey, True Romance

An actor should be able to disappear into whatever role he or she is given. That's gospel.

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Gary Oldman wasn't exactly famous by the time Tony Scott's True Romance hit theaters, but he'd already left his mark in several meaty roles, most notably as Lee Harvey Oswald in Oliver Stone's JFK, Sid Vicious in Alex Cox's Sid and Nancy and, in a complete showstopper of a performance, as the short-fused Jackie Flannery in Phil Joanou's seminal Irish-gangster drama, State of Grace.

Each one of those films had Oldman disappear into his assigned role. He's been labeled as a chameleon many times over, and he's one of the few actors who can actually live up to that particular tag. Oldman is nearly unrecognizable in many of the films he's been in.

But it's his portrayal of Drexl Spivey in the Tony Scott-helmed, Quentin Tarantino-scriped True Romance that stand The Movie Villain Hall of Fame: Drexl Spivey – Cult Spark PYFAV