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The Many Betrayals of Sean Bean - Overthinking It
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The Many Betrayals of Sean Bean

GoldenEye (1995)
Role: Alec Trevelyan, British secret agent 006.
Betrayal: He becomes the leader of a terrorist organization trying to destroy Britain.

The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
Role: Boromir, one of the nine companions assigned to protect Frodo from all who would take the ring.
Betrayal: He tries to take the ring.

Equilibrium (2002)
Role: Errol Partridge, a policeman in a dystopian future, charged with hunting down and killing those who refuse to take their emotion-suppressing medicine.
Betrayal: He stops taking the medicine.

(Many, many more after the jump.)

Henry VIII (2003)
Role: Robert Aske, a lawyer from a well-connected and noble English family.
Betrayal: He becomes the leader of a rebellion.

Troy (2004)
Role: Odysseus.
Betrayal: He comes up with the Trojan Horse. (Technically not a betrayal, since he is at war with the Trojans. But a dick move nevertheless.)

National Treasure (2004)
Role: Ian Howe, a wealthy businessman who finances Nicolas Cage’s treasure-hunting.
Betrayal: He steals a clue from Cage and tries to kill him, repeatedly.

The Island (2005)
Role: Dr. Merrick, the physician for an underground colony of leotard-wearers.
Betrayal: These people are actually clones, and Merrick is harvesting their organs.

The Hitcher (2007)
Role: John Ryder, a friendly guy whose car has broken down.
Betrayal: He’s a crazy murderer.

And what’s Bean working on now?

Come Like Shadows (2008)
Role: MacBeth
Betrayal: C’mon, this is getting ridiculous.

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