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Had Javier Bardem dropped out of No Country For Old Men Mark Strong would've taken over the role of the titular villain Anton Chigurh.

Why Anton Chigurh is still an iconic movie villain, 10 years later. On the anniversary of 'No Country for Old Men,' we look back at Javier Bardem's terrifying character. By. Christian Holub.

Anton Chigurh - even his name is unsettling. A tangle of clashing letters that falls somewhere between “cigar” and “sugar,” never quite at home in either pronunciation.

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Anton Chigurh is introduced fairly early in No Country for Old Men. The hitman was hired to retrieve money from the site where a drug deal has gone wrong.

Oscar winner Javier Bardem makes hushed, calm Chigurh the anti-Norman Bates, terrifying because we know nothing about him (the same was true of Bardem’s “Skyfall” villain). Seeming to have ...

Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men ... Chigurh paid a nearby kid for his shirt to use as a sling and carried on with his day, but where he went from there was left up to the audience to decide.

The vice president-elect cited the wisdom of Anton Chigurh, the bad guy from Cormac McCarthy's "No Country for Old Men." JD Vance Approvingly Quotes Fictional Serial Killer Skip to main content ...