If you were contracted to play as a Batman villain, which you choose?

[RanD00M]

The penguin if i weren't so tall.

The Scarecrow then.He's awesome.

 

[Valkyira]

The Scarecrow. Mainly because I can make people high by throwing pixie dust at them. I would also be able to fuck with their minds and make them open body bags containing their dead parents.

 

[sms_117b]

Bane, or maybe The Riddler, either one allows me to show off a mentally troubled genius.

 

[katsa5]

Black Mask is the most fascinating. Love the scarecrow tactics. Would love to play Joker, but never could. At least not with justice.

 

[KitsunetheFox]

Either Killer Croc, Bane (both would be hilarious as I'm quite short), Gearhead (I like gadgets)), Killer Moth (he used to be a wimpy geek, just like me.), Mr.Freeze (he's just a lonely old soul from my point of view) or (if they chose to include him) Sinestro (Batman has fought him, and because he's a magnificent bastard in my books).
I reckon I'm too nice to play Sinestro though. I could play the others because they either have one soul purpose (Bane) or they have limits (Freeze and his frozen wife, Gearhead just steals and Killer Croc discovers his own humanity every once in a while).

 

[molester jester]

Right so I think after the release of Arkham Asylum, there has been a lot of talk about Batman villains and hence I came up with the idea of this thread with a simple question.
If someone (say for example Christopher Nolan) approached you and you were a well known actor/actress and asked you to play as a villain in an upcoming Batman movie. Which would it be?
This can be personal choice or simply the role that you think you would be most suited to, either way is fine. But the point is which one of the many villains would you be?

I myself, would like very much to portray Killer Croc. Even though it seems unlikely he'll ever be in a movie I liked his character. A semi human monster of a man with green rough scales due to a terrible disease and the soon clear development of animalistic behaviors and a violent outlook to the world that shunned him, occassionally having glimpses of his humanity in amongst his misanthropy and newfound monstrous attributes.
Plus I'm actually quite tall and heavily built so physically, maybe with a bit more workout and some special effects, I'm probably built for the role too.

So that's my pick, how about yours?

personaly i think killer croc could easily fit into nolans batman films, if he used Brian Azzarello version of killer croc, in which he was far more human looking, but still the same basic character with the same basic powers

as for my character, i would have to pick either Two face, The Riddler or Mr Freeze

 

[That's Funny]

I'm gonna choose Hush on the counts of him being a pretty scary villain.

 

[ThreeWords]

Riddle me this... Jim Carey played me in a batman film i forget the name of and partnered with two face... Who am I?

That film was depressingly bad. The Riddler should not be a wacky comic relief villain.

That said, him or Scarecrow.

[sup]I'd like to say the Joker, but that would be too conformist =P[/sup]

 

[ninjapenguin981]

Riddler.

 

[TheodoreLuke]

ClayFace.

 

[benbenthegamerman]

The Riddler. Totally the riddler.

Evil mastermind? check

OCD? check

Loves the riddler? check

 

[teutonicman]

Mr. Freeze, I would try my hardest to one-up arnie's puns.

 

[FactualSquirrel]

Ice-man

Or clayface

 

[Bored Tomatoe]

Scarecrow! I like the idea of a villain who mindfucks people until they lose their sanity, as opposed to just physically beating them... I've also got the physical build for it...

 

[Geamo]

Ra's Al Ghul, totally. He's a brilliant villain.

 

[WorldCritic]

Two-Face, but I would hate the burn't face part.

 

[hazabaza1]

Tweedle-dee.
So much better than Tweedle-dum.

 

[Booze Zombie]

The Scarecrow, because he kicks all kinds of ass.

 

[TheGhostOfSin]

Zsasz or maybe Azrael..
Both far scarier than any non Mark Hamill joker.

But knowing me I'd be more likely to fill the role of Harold