1. The Terminator
   Obi-Wan Kenobi
2. Luke Skywalker

Do or do not. There is no "try." Luke Skywalker learns to control his anger, harnesses the Force and finds a way to bring the Galactic Empire to its knees in "Star Wars."

1. Ellen Ripley
   Hester
2. Mrs. Callahan

Sigourney Weaver makes gunpowder mascara look good. As Ellen Ripley, she wields enormous weapons and sends nightmarish "Alien" beings to early graves.

1. Margaret Houlihan
   Henry Blake
2. Radar O'Reilly

Let's face it, Henry Blake isn't cut out to be a commander of a M.A.S.H. unit in Korea. It's a good thing he has Radar around to keep things under control.

1. Frau Blucher
   Anakin Skywalker
2. Martin Brody

After a fatal shark attack, Police Chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) closes the local beach and sets out to catch the shark before it hurts someone else. Brody's strong presence made "Jaws" a phenomenon.

1. Pablo Piccasso
   Clark Kent
2. Ken Doll

In 1978, kryptonite became a household name thanks to the blockbuster movie "Superman." Turns out, Clark Kent's klutzy nature is just a cover for his secret Superman identity.

1. Pope John Paul
   Father Mulcahy
2. Father Lankester Merrin

In "The Exorcist," Father Merrin (Max von Sydow) realizes that a little girl is possessed by a demon. The priest takes on the monster but soon realizes that he's in over his head.

1. Obi-Wan Kenobi
   Reg Dunlop
2. Danny Zuko

John Travolta plays the part of Danny Zuko in "Grease," and he's sure that he'll see Sandy again in the future. Turns out, he's right! She moves from Australia and unknowingly enrolls in Danny's school.

1. Travis Bickle
   Diane Chambers
2. Al Bundy

Travis Bickle is a war veteran who just can't sleep at night, so he starts driving a taxi at night. But nothing goes right for him, and his life devolves into a nightmare that he can't wake up from.

1. Baby Face Nelson
   Vito Corleone
2. Bugsy Siegel

Brando shines as Vito Corleone, the ruthless crime boss who rules the New York underworld. He must somehow survive a gang war that erupts in 1945.

1. Monty Python
   Rick Springfield
2. Rocky Balboa

Sylvester Stallone didn't just take the starring role in "Rocky," he also wrote the script for this epic sports flick. In doing so, he created one of the most famous characters of the 20th century.

1. Ranger Danger
   Sheriff Bart
2. Marshall Mathers

Actor Cleavon Little produced roars with his portrayal of Sheriff Bart, who isn't exactly welcomed with open arms on the frontier. But Bart is smarter than the town full of Johnsons.

1. Curt Henderson
   Hawkeye Pierce
2. Randle McMurphy

After serving part of a prison sentence for statutory rape, Randle McMurphy winds up at a mental institution. It's not long before he's plotting to escape the facility, which he fears will make him crazier than he already is.

1. Benjamin L. Willard
   Ulysses Grant
2. Private Ryan

In this terrifying war drama, Martin Sheen is Captain Benjamin L. Willard, who is given the unenviable task of hunting down a crazed American deep in the heart of the jungle. Eventually, Willard must face fear on every psychological level.

1. BB-8
   Ben Solo
2. Han Solo

Luke Skywalker is the introspective one -- Han Solo is a man of action. In "Star Wars," he zooms around in the Falcon dodging Empire fighters and rescuing princesses.

1. Jimmy
   Tang Lung
2. Jackie Chan

In "The Way of the Dragon," legendary martial arts master Bruce Lee punches and kicks his way across the screen as Tang Lung. Lee also directed this film.

1. Chucky
   Michael Myers
2. Pinhead

John Carpenter's low-budget blockbuster "Halloween" made the white-masked maniac Michael Myers one of the most famous stars of the '70s. Myers never said a word during his scenes, and to scare people, he didn't have to.

1. Darth Vader
   Han Solo
2. General Grievous

With his swooping black cape and red lightsaber, Darth Vader casts a menacing shadow across the face of humanity, in part due to his heavy mouth breathing. Somebody give the guy some nasal spray.

1. Clem Snide
   Carrie Houlihan
2. Harry Callahan

Clint Eastwood cut his teeth on Westerns and then morphed into a city cop for "Dirty Harry." He's Harry Callahan, who often faces off with criminals and says, "Go ahead, make my day."

1. Travis Bickle
   Howard Beale
2. Dirk Diggler

Traumatized by war, Travis Bickle struggles with reality in New York City, and at his lowest point, he plots to kill a politician. In the end, he somehow survives the madness and doesn't even wind up in jail.

1. Mike Vronksy
   Roman Polanski
2. Pee-wee Herman

In "The Deer Hunter," De Niro is Mike Vronsky, a young Pennsylvania native who is about to be shipped off to the Vietnam War. He and his friends will be forever scarred by the war.

1. Patty
   Adrian
2. Eugene

"Yo, Adrian!" In a movie filled with memorable scenes, it's that two-word phrase that makes it really easy to remember Rocky's love interest.

1. Bo Duke
   Ed Gentry
2. Indiana Jones

In "Deliverance," Voight is Ed Gentry, who paddles down a beautiful river right into the ugly black heart of human nature. "Squeal like a pig," indeed.

1. Mrs. Doubtfire
   Doctor Feelgood
2. Nurse Ratched

Actress Louise Fletcher's passive-aggressive character Nurse Ratched might be beautiful, but she's got an evil streak that's a mile wide. She's a relentlessly controlling personality who dehumanizes the patients in her care.

1. Meecham
   Maude
2. Mona

In "Harold and Maude," the latter is a Nazi concentration camp survivor who embraces each day as it comes. She passes on her love of life to a death-obsessed kid named Harold.

1. Marjorie Chardin
   Princess Leia
2. Regan MacNeil

In one of the most disturbing child roles ever, Linda Blair is Regan, who is possessed by a demon. Controlled by the creature, Regan vomits pea soup all over her bedroom and causes permanent trauma to moviegoers everywhere.

1. Al Capone
   Michael Corleone
2. Gerald Ford

Actor Al Pacino took the "Godfather" franchise to new heights thanks to his masterful performance as Michael Corleone. The film was nominated for 11 Academy Awards.

1. Roy Neary
   Henry Blake
2. Magnum P.I.

Roy Neary is a utility worker who can't get UFOs out of his mind in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." He's filled with awe when his dream comes true.

1. Navin R. Johnson
   John "Bluto" Blutarsky
2. Walter E. Kurtz

John Belushi stars as John "Bluto" Blutarsky in "Animal House." Bluto is the guy who spends his days drinking instead of going to class … and then the hijinks commence.

1. Annie Hall
   Mad Max
2. Max Singer

Allen is Max Singer, a comedian searching for answers to a failed relationship. The acclaimed film won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

1. Mickey
   Alex
2. Ringo

In Stanley Kubrick's twisted "A Clockwork Orange," Alex is a crazed young man who goes a drug-fueled rampage. But he gets caught and he's subjected to terrifying behavioral modification techniques.