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Peter Greene - The Villains We Love

Peter Greene was never a loud villain. He didn’t shout, posture, or chew scenery. And that’s exactly what made him unforgettable. Discovered through indie cinema rather than Hollywood casting pipelines, Peter Greene became one of the most quietly unsettling presences of ’90s film. From Pulp Fiction and The Mask to gritty action thrillers and deeply human indie dramas, his performances were defined by restraint, realism, and an unnerving calm. In this episode of Villains We Love, we explore: Why Zed from Pulp Fiction remains one of the most disturbing characters of the decade How Greene grounded heightened genre films with realism His unforgettable villain roles across action, crime, and thrillers And why Clean, Shaven remains one of the most ethical and powerful performances of the 1990s We also look at his television work, including The Black Donnellys, Justified, Chicago P.D., and his late-career appearance in The Continental: From the World of John Wick. This is a tribute to a character actor who didn’t demand attention — he earned it. A New York Minute with Peter Greene    • A New York Minute with Peter Greene   If you enjoy deep dives into actors, villains, and cult classics, make sure to stick around — new videos are coming every week. Music licensed from Motion Array The Villains We Love playlist:    • The Villains We Love   Rediscovered films playlist:    • Rediscovered   CineCurious feature videos playlist:    • Feature CineCurious Videos   If you enjoy the content and want to support the channel, you can do so over on Ko-fil, it really helps keep these videos going: https://ko-fi.com/cinecurious Thanks for watching! #VillainsWeLove #PeterGreene #90sCinema