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HIGH EXPANSION INCREASES PROFITS • full service processor • • wholesaler/retailer • • dedicated quality service • • concessionary supplies • • premium processing • • 100% producer owned • LARGE ENOUGH TO MEET YOUR NEEDS, SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS CHAPMAN, NE PALMYRA, IN 1132 9th Road Chapman, NE 68827 308 986 2526 tel / 308 986 2626 fax info@preferredpopcorn.com www.preferredpopcorn.com PEANUT GALLERY WATCH OUT BEHIND YOU! We ask: “Who’s the best movie villain of all time?” “Charles Bronson. I did a film called Vengeance and we took inspiration from Charles Bronson’s Death Wish series. His family gets killed and he becomes a vigilante—that’s the part I play. I love Charlie. I did two movies with him: Death Wish 4 and Forbidden Subjects. I like good/bad guys, guys that are bad but play good guys. I hate to see Ricky Schroeder play a bad guy. There’s bad guys and then there’s bad guys.” Danny Trejo Actor, Machete “I really like the Grinch. I’ve always enjoyed that story and all of its facets—it’s got a great tone and it feels so good to see him get redeemed at the end. His teeth! That smile! That evil grin!” Walt Dohrn Voice of Rumpelstiltskin, Shrek Forever After “Has to be the Joker. Heath Ledger’s, of course. He’s one of the best actors of all time—he just became the part.” Tim Smith Vice President, Business Development and Planning, Digital Cinema Solutions Group, Sony Electronics. “Scorpio in Dirty Harry. I’m a big Dirty Harry fan and I think he’s the quintessential loopy killer. In that kind of role, Andrew Robinson’s performance has never been better. One of the reasons I think Dirty Harry is the best cop film ever is that Robinson is so memorable as the Scorpio killer. Clint BADDER THAN ME? Machete’s Danny Trejo Eastwood has iconic moments, but so does Scorpio. Even in the last scene of the film where they face off, his look when he’s got the plaster on his nose, he’s this giggling loon. That school bus scene where he’s singing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat,” to the kids and making them cry! He’s the ultimate movie villain.” Edgar Wright Director, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World “I’m all about the villain from Despicable Me. Not the Steve Carell villain but his villain— the geeky, sweat-shirted, potbellied geek. That’s the biggest Silicon Valley inside joke ever. Steve Carell looks like a traditional bad guy, but it turns out that the actual bad guy is a guy with an iPod who always wants to show off his new device. I thought that was really funny.” Michele Martell COO, Cinedigm “I love Ian McShane in Sexy Beast. One, because I worked with him on Deadwood. There, he’s a person you hate to love. But in Sexy Beast, he has these cold, cold eyes. He says very little, but he’s pure menance— and handsome and debonair as well, even though he could kill you in a second.” Davis Guggenheim Director, Waiting for Superman “Gene Hackman in lots of things. In Unforgiven he’s a great villain—believable and really frightening. I like villains who don’t think of themselves as villains. People who play with the idea of a bad guy, who push the boundaries of villainy. I don’t live in a world of black and whites, so I don’t want my movies to have them.” Michael Sheen Actor, Tron 8 BOXOFFICE NOVEMBER <strong>2010</strong>
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