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* From ''Film/{{Outlander}}'', the loud and frequently inebriated Boromir.
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* From ''Film/{{Outlander}}'', ''Film/{{Outlander|2008}}'', the loud and frequently inebriated Boromir.
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** Prince Vultan in ''Film/{{Flash Gordon|1980}}''. "Diiiiiiiive!!"
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** Prince Vultan in ''Film/{{Flash Gordon|1980}}''.''Film/FlashGordon1980''. "Diiiiiiiive!!"
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* About half the cast of ''Film/The13thWarrior''. In something of an inversion they generally approach combat with absolute seriousness.
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* About half the cast of ''Film/The13thWarrior''. ''Film/TheThirteenthWarrior''. In something of an inversion inversion, they generally approach combat with absolute seriousness.
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** Speaking of Hercules movies that were on ''Mystery Science Theater'', Reg Park's portrayal of Hercules in ''Film/HerculesAndTheCaptiveWomen'' - and even more so in the prequel, ''Hercules in the Haunted World'' - is very much along these lines, playing the character as a very jovial, good-natured guy with a mischievous sense of humour, and who just happens to be [[HeroicBuild almost as wide as he is tall]].
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%% ZCE * Creator/LiamNeeson's character in ''Film/{{Krull}}''. Also RobbieColtrane's character.
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* Jack from ''Film/Blackjack1998''. A huge, imposing guy (being played by Creator/DolphLundgren), but also all kinds of easygoing and a FriendToAllChildren who bonds easily with 7-year-old Casey.
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* ''Film/LesVisiteurs'': Godefroy de Montmirail (Creator/JeanReno) is a brave, manly and fierce French knight from the 12th century, and he enjoys singing bawdy songs when he feasts. Even when he's stranded in TheNineties due to a TimeTravel potion mishap.
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* ''Film/LesVisiteurs'': Godefroy de Montmirail (Creator/JeanReno) is a brave, manly manly, strong and fierce French knight from the 12th century, and he enjoys singing bawdy songs when he feasts. Even when he's stranded in TheNineties due to a TimeTravel potion mishap.
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* ''Film/LesVisiteurs'': Godefroy de Montmirail (Creator/JeanReno) is a brave, manly and fierce French knight from the 12th century, and he enjoys singing bawdy songs when he feasts. Even when he's stranded in TheNineties due to a TimeTravel potion mishap.
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* Thor again in ''The Return of The ComicBook/IncredibleHulk''. He boasts of learning to be subtle after he sees off someone who is looking for Dr. Banner using subterfuge. This is what he considers subterfuge:
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* Thor again in ''The Return of ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 The ComicBook/IncredibleHulk''.Incredible Hulk Returns]]''. He boasts of learning to be subtle after he sees off someone who is looking for Dr. Banner using subterfuge. This is what he considers subterfuge:
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* ''Film/KingArthur'' (2004): Creator/RayWinstone as Bors. Cheerful, savage, so many children he just gives them numbers...
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* ''Film/KingArthur'' (2004): ''Film/KingArthur2004'': Creator/RayWinstone as Bors. Cheerful, savage, so many children he just gives them numbers...
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* You could argue that El Indio from ''Film/ForAFewDollarsMore'' is a deconstruction of this trope. He laughs all the time, hugs his friends a lot, is enthusiastic and boisterous and runs a band of plucky outlaws out to rob an impenetrable bank against all the odds -- but he's a depraved child-murdering, stalking rapist and his band are all implied to be similarly bad. His happy laughing face gets on his WantedPoster, but he also has a much more evil, violent side to him which causes him to [[BadBoss turn on his own men]]. Lastly, his good moods seem almost maniacal, and are probably induced with drugs.
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* You could argue that El Indio from ''Film/ForAFewDollarsMore'' is a deconstruction of this trope. He laughs might laugh all the time, hugs time (even on his WantedPoster), hug his friends a lot, is be enthusiastic and boisterous and runs run a band of plucky outlaws out to rob an impenetrable bank against all the odds -- but he's still a depraved child-murdering, stalking rapist violent thug who's not at all above child-murder and his rape, with said band are all of plucky outlaws implied to be similarly bad. His happy laughing face gets every bit as bad as him, eventually turning on his WantedPoster, but he also has a much more evil, violent side to him which causes him after he tries to [[BadBoss turn on his own men]]. screw them over. Lastly, his good moods seem almost maniacal, and are probably induced with drugs.at least partly drug-induced.
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* Sheikh Ilderim in ''Film/BenHur''. Manages to dodge being an EthnicScrappy because he's just so delightful.
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* Sheikh Ilderim in ''Film/BenHur''.''[[Film/BenHur1959 Ben-Hur]]''. Manages to dodge being an EthnicScrappy because he's just so delightful.
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* Mace Windu, the number two Jedi on the Council (who first appeared in ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'') qualified. He ''loved'' to fight, and given the tempting nature of the Dark Side, this was a dangerous trait for a Jedi to have; as a result, he studied favored Form VII (also known as Juyo or Vaapad) a very difficult and hard to use school of swordplay, that demanded near-unmatched mental discipline and lightsaber control. His concentration was such that he was even able to use certain Dark Side techniques, like [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Force Crush]], without succumbing to the temptation. (''However'', he was clearly the exception, not the rule.)
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* Mace Windu, the number two a Jedi on the Council (who first appeared in ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'') qualified. He ''loved'' to fight, and given the tempting nature of the Dark Side, this was a dangerous trait for a Jedi to have; as a result, he studied favored Form VII (also known as Juyo or Vaapad) a very difficult and hard to use school of swordplay, that demanded near-unmatched mental discipline and lightsaber control. His concentration was such that he was even able to use certain Dark Side techniques, like [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Force Crush]], without succumbing to the temptation. (''However'', he was clearly the exception, not the rule.)
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* ''Film/GrimPrairieTales'': Morrison (Creator/JamesEarlJones) is a huge bear of a man, who likes drinking and telling stories, and boasts of the pleasures to be found in the sin palaces of the various towns he's visited.
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* Mace Windu, the number two Jedi on the Council (who first appeared in ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'') qualified. He ''loved'' to fight, and given the tempting nature of the Dark Side, this was a dangerous trait for a Jedi to have; as a result, he studied favored Form VII (also known as Juyo or Vaapad) a very difficult and hard to use school of swordplay, that allowed near-unmatched mental discipline and lightsaber control. His concentration was such that he was even able to use certain Dark Side techniques, like [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Force Crush]], without succumbing to the temptation. (''However'', he was clearly the exception, not the rule.)
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* Mace Windu, the number two Jedi on the Council (who first appeared in ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'') qualified. He ''loved'' to fight, and given the tempting nature of the Dark Side, this was a dangerous trait for a Jedi to have; as a result, he studied favored Form VII (also known as Juyo or Vaapad) a very difficult and hard to use school of swordplay, that allowed demanded near-unmatched mental discipline and lightsaber control. His concentration was such that he was even able to use certain Dark Side techniques, like [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Force Crush]], without succumbing to the temptation. (''However'', he was clearly the exception, not the rule.)
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* Auda Abu Tayi in ''Film/LawrenceOfArabia'', a ProudWarriorRaceGuy-meets-LoveableRogue Bedouin chief, played by iconic LargeHam Creator/AnthonyQuinn at his most exuberant. The historical Auda also qualified, according to ''Seven Pillars of Wisdom.''
-->"He had married twenty-eight times, had been wounded thirteen times, and in the battles he provoked had seen all his tribesmen hurt, and most of his relation slain. He himself had killed seventy-five men, all Arabs, by his own hand in battle... He saw life as a saga, and all events in it were significant, and all personages in contact with him heroic. His mind was stored with tales of old raids, and epic poems of fights. He had no control over his lips, and was therefore terrible to his own interest, and hurt his friends continually. He spoke of himself in the third person and was so sure of his fame that he loved to shout out stories against himself. At times he seemed taken by a demon of mischief: and yet with all this he was really modest, as simple as a child, direct, honest, kind-hearted, and warmly loved even by those to whom he was most embarrassing - his friends.”
-->"He had married twenty-eight times, had been wounded thirteen times, and in the battles he provoked had seen all his tribesmen hurt, and most of his relation slain. He himself had killed seventy-five men, all Arabs, by his own hand in battle... He saw life as a saga, and all events in it were significant, and all personages in contact with him heroic. His mind was stored with tales of old raids, and epic poems of fights. He had no control over his lips, and was therefore terrible to his own interest, and hurt his friends continually. He spoke of himself in the third person and was so sure of his fame that he loved to shout out stories against himself. At times he seemed taken by a demon of mischief: and yet with all this he was really modest, as simple as a child, direct, honest, kind-hearted, and warmly loved even by those to whom he was most embarrassing - his friends.”
