
Top 10 Movie Sociopaths or Psychopaths Who AREN’T Villains
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Everybody always forgets Todd from El Camino and Breaking Bad
Fair point! I’d argue that as, “El Camino,” is an outgrowth of a television show–“Breaking Bad,” it is a movie, but a movie that is more like a bonus episode of the show.
well Sherlock Holmes is not who people think he is , the readers of ACD’s novels knows that 😉 , in fact , Sherlock cares a lot about others , and he is deep inside sensitive and romantic , he plays violon , hes a fan of theater and art , reads a lot of poemes , he just put distance with his feelings for his work , in order to be that flawless calculating machine , because and i quote him “sentiment biaise judgement ” , or ” sentiment is a chemical defect found on the losing side”
but hes a good company if he want to , he could be charming and very talkative when he’s in the mood , he smiles quite a lot and laughs oftenly , when clients come to him with cases which involves hard or traumatizing events , he sooths them ,and comforts them ,,,
unfortunalty , most of the actors didnt portraye him as ACD wrote his charachter , how he truely is in the books , they didnt report that hidden sensitivity and this glimse of humanity that he does his best to hide to be a crime solving machine ,,, that breaks my heart ,
theres two actors who knew him well , two very smart actors , Benedict Cumberbatch and Jeremy Brett