What actor/actress comes to mind?

[LawrenceA]

Andrew Robinson in Dirty Harry


next: tattoos

[nakanosunplaza]

the Illustrated Man Rod Steiger

another tattoo movie

[Intrepid37]

Robert De Niro - Cape Fear

next: blind character

[KayFrancis]

Robert De Niro - Cape Fear

next: blind character

Audrey Hepburn - Wait Until Dark

Next : another blind character

[LawrenceA]

John Cleese in Yellowbeard


next: loss of a limb

[KayFrancis]

John Cleese in Yellowbeard


next: loss of a limb

Gary Sinise as Lt. Dan in Forrest
Gump

Next : architect

[Intrepid37]

Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey in Death Wish.

next: prison roadwork gang

[KayFrancis]

Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey in Death Wish.

next: prison roadwork gang

Paul Newman as Cool Hand Luke

Next : cattle rancher

[Dargo]

Next : cattle rancher

John Wayne (in Red River)

Next: fireman

[Masha]

Next: fireman


John Wayne in: Hellfighters (1968

Next: meeting in the rain

[Dargo]

Next: meeting in the rain

John Wayne again...and along with Maureen O'Hara, in 'The Quiet Man'.

Next: crooked cop (can't say "John Wayne" again HERE, now can ya?!)

[Allhallowsday]

Next: meeting in the rain

John Wayne again...and along with Maureen O'Hara, in 'The Quiet Man'.

Next: crooked cop (can't say "John Wayne" again HERE, now can ya?!)

Brits might argue... the Duke in BRANNIGAN (1975)

[KayFrancis]

Next: meeting in the rain

John Wayne again...and along with Maureen O'Hara, in 'The Quiet Man'.

Next: crooked cop (can't say "John Wayne" again HERE, now can ya?!)

Brits might argue... the Duke in BRANNIGAN (1975)

Allhallowsday
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[Allhallowsday]

Oops!

Redeemable bad guy

[Dargo]

Next: meeting in the rain

John Wayne again...and along with Maureen O'Hara, in 'The Quiet Man'.

Next: crooked cop (can't say "John Wayne" again HERE, now can ya?!)

Brits might argue... the Duke in BRANNIGAN (1975)

Btw here Allhallows, this movie DID come to mind here and I even antipicated someone (but probably Masha) of offering it up in response. However, let's also remember here that Wayne in this film doesn't play a "crooked cop" in it. Nope, he merely and as you implied with your "Brit" comment, isn't "subtle" with his techniques while working with the British authorities in jolly old Blighty. In fact, Wayne was attempting a take on the Dirty Harry character who also wasn't a crooked cop, and which was I understand the very impetus for Wayne taking the Brannigan role in the first place because he'd come to regret turning down the Harry Callahan role a few years prior.

And now for your next here of "redeemable bad guy":

Gary Cooper (in "Man of the West")

Next: reticent to fight until all other alternatives are gone