Both characters are congenitally villainous, driven by some natural (or unnatural) inborn perversion.
As the stock-market novel of the "sensational sixties" capitalized on villainous speculators, it undoubtedly continued to create typecast crooks but also stimulated spins on them.
To tell good from bad paper - or the well-intentioned from the villainous among those who circulated it - became a popular plot structure.
In both these films, time spent in a rural environment seems to have reminded or rekindled long dead feelings of decency and responsibility on the part of their villainous protagonists.
The trouble only comes in from villainous adulteration, and from the sale of raw spirit while it is still reeking with fusel oil.
Standing there was a villainous looking man who looked a little embarrassed when he saw me.
There are both villainous and good employers, and there are good and not-so-good employees.
We now have just as villainous an enemy who has got into the land and is trying to destroy our constitution and nation.
