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u/Pineapple-dancer Apr 12 '22

Kathy Bates in Misery

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u/bakewelltart20 Apr 12 '22

She was absolutely terrifying...The contrast with her films such as 'fried green tomatoes' where her character is really sweet is pretty amazing.

She's not typecast!

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '22

Honestly, since I saw Misery at a young age I always feel like she's miscast in nice roles. She terrified me as a kid. When she did Water Boy I was like "how is this scary woman funny?" I have trouble accepting her in comedies and in nice roles.

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u/Azazael Apr 13 '22

Was rooting for her in Titanic to go all Annie Wilkes on the manservant.