Heroes and villains : the true story of the Beach Boys by Gaines, Steven S Publication date 1986 Topics Beach Boys, Rock musicians Publisher New York, N.Y. : New American Library Collection ...

I became kind of like the poster boy for the 'rent-a-villain'. Sort of, 'Oh, we need a villain and we'll get Gary'. I don't know how that happened, but it happened.

It was a lot of movie in two hours. But [Dr. Zachary Smith] was fun to play because it's a villain with a tongue in the cheek or a little twinkle in the eye," said Oldman as quoted by Variety.

“I got sort of typecast for a while,” Oldman said. “I became kind of like the poster boy for the ‘rent-a-villain.’ Sort of, ‘Oh, we need a villain and we’ll get Gary.’ I don’t know how that happened, ...

Gary Oldman got tired of playing the villain. While discussing his performance as Dr. Zachary Smith in “Lost in Space” during a recent episode of Variety ‘s “ Know Their Lines,” Oldman said there was ...

“I became kind of like the poster boy for the ‘rent-a-villain.’ Sort of, ‘Oh, we need a villain and we’ll get Gary.’ I don’t know how that happened, but it happened.

"I became kind of like the poster boy for the 'rent-a-villain.' Sort of, 'Oh, we need a villain and we’ll get Gary.'" He continued, "I don’t know how that happened, but it happened.

Gary Oldman may have a penchant for playing the villain, but nowadays, he prefers to mix things up. The Oscar-winning actor has embodied pure menace more than once throughout his decades-long career, ...

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“I became kind of like the poster boy for the ‘rent-a-villain.’ Sort of, ‘Oh, we need a villain and we’ll get Gary.’ I don’t know how that happened, but it happened.