Many said it was because the media portrayed him as a good guy, therefore hurting his street credibility. |
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The champ has always had two strikes against him, one for being British and one for being a good guy. |
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He doesn't deal in heroes and villains, not even loveable rogues, and that's frightening stuff for an inveterate good guy. |
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But he was obviously a good player and, far more importantly, a good guy to boot. |
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So, as a signal at the simplest level to the viewer, the good guy wears a white hat, and the baddy wears a black hat. |
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It has Romeo and Juliet undertones and both Hilton and Borgnine who usually play good guy roles here play antitypical bad guys. |
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When it plays the good guy and saves people from the gallows it is seen as colonial. |
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He was a good guy who kept me informed of what was going on with the other counselors. |
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Not only did he speak for the roles, but he also used different tones to distinguish the good guy from the bad guy. |
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He is a good guy and, like all good people, he is loud with a hearty laugh. |
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I for one, greatly admire Sean Connery, he is an all round good guy and a real man. |
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And later, Kane decides to take the good guy route and destroy Greg's contact details, which he half-inched from Peter Baker's jotter. |
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As the film moves to its denouement, it reverts more to formula with airborne bang-whack-pow style fights between good guy and bad. |
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Any guy who is willing to request panty liners and feminine hygiene products for his female soldiers should get a good guy award! |
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He was the master of coercion and a really, really good guy to have fighting your corner. |
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Has Abbott put spin on it so many years later to turn him into the good guy and add a thinly veiled advocacy of adoption over abortion? |
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In the twisted world of this movie's story line, the young pimp is a good guy, and the mayor of its imaginary city is sleazy. |
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You know, the good guy has to wear a white hat and the bad guy has to twist his moustache. |
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The film is about a good guy going bad and depicts the essential duality of human nature that oscillates between good and evil. |
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He was a great man, a Progressive Conservative, a good guy, a member of the grand old party. |
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I am a little bit paternalist, which gives me the profile of a good guy and at the same time keeps me in a position of control. |
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Chris was a good guy who accepted Jerry while no one else would. |
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The good guy doesn't have to hurt the feelings of the crowd, he doesn't have to condemn their bad behavior. |
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The irony is that the idealization of Earp as a good guy with a gun, an unswerving servant of law and order, is a myth. |
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He's young, but meticulous, talented, an excellent sailor and a good guy to have around, either on shore or onboard. |
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I just found out from my colleague behind me that Mr. Desjardins was a Conservative member of Parliament from Quebec, a very good guy. |
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He might be a good guy, he might have some good reports and might even have some good advice from time to time. |
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It is a clever technique that can transform a good guy into a bad guy in an instant, confounding us with its devilish mix of fiction and reality. |
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A good guy whose contribution to this site is a small cameo in a student film. |
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He's a good guy, and that's somehow the whole point of this, because we're only people and we make stupid mistakes. |
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Laurie seems like a good guy, but his bad boy needs a little help. |
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Please note that in the book The Ugly American, written over forty years ago by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick, the ugly American is the good guy. |
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He's a good guy, makes smart comments, gets nommed all the time. |
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Plus a good guy like Ant was a distraction from hot heartbreakers. |
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Just when things look darkest, there is a glimmer of hope, and the good guy decides he is going to fight for all he is worth to get what he wants. |
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This Santa is as fat and jolly as he needs to be, and really is a good guy, but he also has a regiment of armed-to-the-teeth elves to defend his high-tech Polar home. |
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His spineless duplicity confirms that the good guy is actually pretty much a louse. |
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But I think her chances of meeting a good guy are diminishing because dating or trying to dodge these schmoes is draining all her time and emotional energy. |
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A good guy with a gun can turn into a bad guy due to one slip up or a simple misunderstanding and an itchy trigger finger. |
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One of those beaut blokes who makes you think, wow, what a good guy. |
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Instead, they were both taken out in a one-two shot by supposed good guy Michael, in one of the biggest twists of the series. |
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One of that small group of committed people was a man named Mike, a really good guy who cared deeply about the hometown he loved and the people in it. |
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Unfortunately, it's not a novel where the good guy wins in the end. |
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This supervisor is a fairly good guy, whose crew consistently works safe and achieves good production and I cannot remember any grievances or problems we've had concerning him over the years. |
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Both feature his popular detective Jack Reacher, a much decorated former soldier in the US army turned undercover detective and general good guy. |
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If the crowd is against the good guy, it is always momentary, and killing the bad guy makes the crowd snap out of its folly and cheer the good guy in the end. |
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He's a good guy and I actually think he would take it well. |
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Mathieu is a all around good guy with a drop of voluntary awkwardness. |
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Ed is a good guy, always has been, always will be. |
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Mo was doing most of the talking and even though he's a good guy, once he gets going about Betty you can forget it for the rest of the night. |
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He might look like a good guy at first, but beware of the big teddy bear! |
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With Olivier, we wanted to do away with my good guy image. |
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Harry's a good guy, but he needs to guard against coming across as whingeing and self-pitying. |
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Informatician, system admin, raver, programmer, MMORPG player, party boy, good guy, it's all little words that don't even start describing him. So I stop now. |
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On the contrary, generally this is the part of the script where the good guy builds up a suitable reserve of hatred, which he will later on expend when comes the time to kill the bad guy. |
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