movies/tv Most Developed Characters in Movies-TV-VGs

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From What I've Seen:

 

John Locke - Lost

 

Sherlock Holmes (Cumberbatch)

 

So many on the Simpsons!

 

Stewie and Brian - Family Guy

 

Spongebob Squarepants

 

Barney Fife - The Andy Griffith Show

 

Lucy/Nyu - Elfen Lied

 

Batman/Bruce Wayne - Dark Knight Trilogy

 

Lt. Dan - Forrest Gump

 

Chief Bromden- One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

 

Kikuchiyo - Seven Samurai

 

George Bailey - It's a Wonderful Life

 

Charles Foster Kane - Citizen Kane

 

Woody - Toy Story

 

Carl Fredricksen - Up

 

Will Hunting - Good Will Hunting

 

Marlin - Finding Nemo

 

Antoine Doinel - The 400 Blows

 

Phil - Groundhog Day

 

Ralphie Parker - A Christmas Story

 

Beast - Beauty and the Beast

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Rick Grimes - The Walking Dead

 

Big Boss - Metal Gear/Metal Gear Solid Series

 

Dominic Santiago - Gears of War Series

 

There will be more I just can't think of em right now :S

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The Nameless One - Planescape: Torment

 

If you've ever played this game, you know exactly what I mean. While his personality during the events of the game is largely dependent on your choices his past is amazingly well done.

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Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender has a huge character arc, turning him from what seemed like an average villain in Episode 1 into sharing the lead role of the series with Aang, albeit on the other side of the coin. His backstory was also richly illustrated throughout the show as we learn more about the guy. Very developed.

 

Zuko summarizes the reaction of the average audience member to his character in the year 2100

where most viewers have been replaced with humanoid robots.

Edited June 7, 2014 by Stellafera