5 Best Movie Villains From The '70s
The 1970s were a golden era for Hollywood, delivering some of the greatest movies ever made — and some of the most despicable movie villains.
Read MoreThe 1970s were a golden era for Hollywood, delivering some of the greatest movies ever made — and some of the most despicable movie villains.
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Read MoreAudrey Hepburn is spectacular in 1967's Wait Until Dark, a terrific thriller in which she plays a blind woman terrorized by a group of crooks in her apartment.
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