Russian villains in western cinema





Winter Guard (Ed McGuinness / Marvel / Comic Vine)

Russian villains in western cinema



Ivan Vanko ("Iron Man 2»)

Russian villains in western cinema

Irina Spalko ("Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull»)
Col. Dr. Irina Spalko - KGB agent implements a rapier. Sample "cranberry" in the best traditions of the Cold War, but has already established in the XXI century.

Russian villains in western cinema

Nikolai Luzhin ("Eastern Promises»)
Colorful Russian kingpin and the Russian secret service. At the end of the film is at the head of the London mob.

Russian villains in western cinema

General Orlov (left, "Octopussy»)
Slave KGB chief Anatoly Gogol Alexis wants to blow up the Soviet nuclear bomb at a US military base during a circus performance and invade Western Europe after nuclear disarmament.

Russian villains in western cinema

George Koskov (left, "The Living Daylights»)
Koskov playing a double game in the conditions of the Cold War. Subordinate to General Leonid Pushkin KGB, who was succeeded by Anatol Gogol. His goal - to gain control over the market of arms and head of the KGB.

Russian villains in western cinema

Teddy KGB ("Rounders»)
Russian crime boss played by John Malkovich.

Russian villains in western cinema

Omega Red (Marvel)
Victim experiences KGB to create their own Captain America nedorasstrelyanny Gulag soldiers Arkady Rossovich together with grouping ninja fights against Wolverine and the X-Men.

Russian villains in western cinema

Ivan Drago (right, "Rocky 4»)
Olympic champion in 1980, USSR champion in boxing, the captain of the Soviet Army and the Hero of the Soviet Union. Trains using the latest technology, speaks in aphorisms.

Russian villains in western cinema

Boris "Razor" Yurinov ("Snatch»)
"Sharp as a sickle kick in the balls, hard as a hammer - the spitting image of the Soviet coat of arms. Apparently it is impossible to kill the bastard. " Naturally, the former KGB.

Russian villains in western cinema

Ivan Korshunov (left, "the president of Airplane»)
Russian terrorists who hijacked an American president, demands the release of a general who wants to restore the Soviet Union.

Russian villains in western cinema

Dr. Anton Vanko (Marvel / Comic Vine)

Russian villains in western cinema

Mobster Gennady ("Limitless»)
Russian mobster whose blood drink protagonist.

Russian villains in western cinema

Victor Cherevin ("Jack Ryan: Chaos Theory»)
Russian billionaire is trying to bring the United States into financial ruin, but does not realize that the American analyst hired by them for this purpose, is also a Marine.

Russian villains in western cinema

Boris Baden Natasha Fatale ("The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle»)
KGB agents chasing moose and flying squirrel in old American animated series. Boris Baden was a parody of the Armenian actor from Hollywood Akim Tamiroff, and Natasha Fatale - by Greta Garbo in the role of the Soviet komissarshi comedy "Ninotchka».

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Russian villains in western cinema