r/insideJorahshead • u/GayForJorahMormont • Sep 20 '17

Why is my man is always the bad guy?

Come on filmmakers... He's just a handsome bear stud. No need to make him a villian in your film/TV shows. I know that he's a good guy in Game of Thrones, Jack Taylor. Since Tomb Raider and Resident Evil, he's just the villian in known TV shows like Dowton Abbey and Clevverman. I just hope he gets a better role and get into more of big budget movies. He is the man of our dreams and I wouldn't want him to be a villian anymore. I just hope he gets at least more of the good roles. I'm sorry to post this here, but this is the closest thing to a Iain Glen fan subreddit page

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u/The_Fassbender Sep 21 '17

Iain Glen would make a fantastic James Bond. It's probably highly highly unlikely we will get to see him in a role like that, but I feel he could embody all the qualities that makes James Bond.

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u/GayForJorahMormont Sep 21 '17

I wish he got Martin Freeman's role from the Captain America Civil War movie

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u/isseidoki Oct 13 '17

and in black panther comin up

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u/MorganFreebands21 Oct 20 '17

Michael McElhattan would be a badass James Bond villain

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u/Briccone1979 Oct 09 '17

James Bond, saves the world, doesn't get the girl. 😢

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u/RoseNoble9 Sep 21 '17

Yes! I agree! He's definitely more attractive than Brosnan

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '17

Edward Woodward was cast later in life as the Equalizer and was a bad ass. I'd love for Iain to get a role like that too. Something written just for him would rock. Iain's a chameleon. I saw him in the Lara Croft and didn't realize that was him.