Movie Villain Now Offers Tips On Being Bad
FEBRUARY 12, 2008
DENVER (Wireless Flash) -- Being a villain takes conniving commitment.
Trygve Lode -- who's been playing villains for over 10 years in Hollywood films like "Dragon and the Hawk," "Back Slash," and "The Shadow Walkers" -- is the creator of an online magazine called "Evil on a Budget, or How To Threaten the Free World on Fifty Dollars a Day."
www.trygve.com Actor Trygve Lode has spent 10 years being a movie villain and now wants to share the bounty of his bad education.
Lode says it's good to be a bad guy. In fact, it's awesome.
"You're immortal," he said. "You get killed three or four times in a movie, but you keep coming back!"
But there's a method to the maniacal madness, and Lode gives a few guidelines on his site to help aspiring villains.
If you want to keep being the cool bad guy, Lode says to never give up on yourself or your plan.
"Even if your plan is to train Kamikaze gerbils to take over the world, believe in it! Whatever you do, don't change your mind about being a bad guy," he said. "If you do, they'll kill you off, and you won't have a chance to come back to life for a sequel."
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