anti-hero

Even as he was earnings millions a year, Hayakawa was limited to roles in which he played the wicked anti-hero.

His anti-hero seems addictive but is something of a sex-addict.

The present authors, however, believe that this piece of work is also a model of Bildungsroman stories about anti-hero.

This movie was originally a comic also, but I guess I just really like the anti-hero story line.

The point of anti-hero and moral role models and so on played negative effects on ideological and political education.

"Could this be a hoax? " wondered a commenter under the name Film Noir Anti-Hero.

After all, Shrek is not a cute talking animal but a big, ugly green giant, making him almost a Disney anti-hero.

Newman so despised the character that he was appalled when Hud was subsequently adopted as a hip anti-hero for younger 60s audiences.

Using his amazing talents, De Niro helps us relate to the anti-hero's heroic honesty, passion, or dark charm.

In his 75 years, his feathered anti-hero has tried his hand at more than 100 different professions, but failed at them all.

Tall, lean and darkly handsome, he is the anti-hero admired by men and women for his macho cool.

Half-reformed after prison, Gekko is more anti-hero than villain this time.

Not good, not bad, but honorable: the perfect anti-hero.

"The Catcher in the Rye" to a person's own words the way, created a 16 - year - old anti-hero image.

Now how can I better put it, an anti-hero ?

The hero is more an anti-hero, like D.

anti-hero n (pl ~es) central character in a story or drama who lacks the qualities usu associated with a hero, such as courage and dignity