"The Villain and the Masters of Disguise": TOP 10 best films by Gary Oldman (10 photos)

Gary Oldman is a British actor who, perhaps, in does not need to be provided! Most viewers remember him as one of the best, talented and charming movie villains. But Oldman over the years of his long career has proved that he is a true master reincarnations. He equally convincingly manages to play as rascals, and "good guys". The day before yesterday, the British master turned 65 years. It is surprising that in such a rich career full of cult roles, Gary has only one Oscar, which he received relatively recently - in 2018 for the role of Winston Churchill in the film "Dark Times". Let's remember the most striking work of Oldman.

Leon (1994)





Played an unbalanced and corrupt agent of the Office of anti-drug named Norman Stansfield. The character counts as one of the greatest villains in cinema.

Dark Times (2017)



Played Winston Churchill, who became Prime Minister Great Britain in the darkest times for the country and in general for the whole world.

Gorgeous makeup and a brilliant game brought Gary Oldman the only "Oscar" at the moment.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)





Played Sirius Black, who waited thirteen years in Azkaban, to take revenge on the traitor for the death of his friends and become Harry's godfather Potter.

Dracula (1992)



Played Count Dracula, who decides to return from the world of the dead, because in the world of the living he has important things to do. Beware Dracula is here appears in several forms!

The Dark Knight (2008)



Played the role of inspector, and later Commissioner Gordon - probably the only decent cop in Gotham. He collaborates with Batman to confront the local mafia and a certain clown.

Munk (2020)



He played the role of Herman Mankiewicz, one of the best screenwriters films in the history of Citizen Kane. Write a script for a movie not so simple, but the life experience of the hero and his access to higher the society of the late 1930s is given a couple of ideas.

Route 60 (2001)



Played O. J. Grant - a mysterious fairy-tale character, fulfilling wishes, but doing it cynically and with some trick.

Spy, get out! (2011)



He played the British spy George Smiley, who is trying to figure out the Soviet "mole" in MI6 during the Cold War.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1990)



He played Rosencrantz, who lives his own life and, along with Guildenstern discusses various events in the Danish kingdom, including including the behavior of their mutual friend Hamlet.

The Fifth Element (1997)



Played Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg - manufacturer and merchant weapon that seeks to take possession of the four Element Stones and who is very dissatisfied with himself.

What is your favorite Gary Oldman movie?