Carbon Costume Men
Ralphie Parker
In A Christmas Story, all that Ralphie (Peter Billingsley) wants for Christmas is an official Red Ryder carbine-action, two hundred shot Range Model air rifle. Instead, he gets stuck with a pink bunny onesie from Aunt Clara that makes him look like a pink nightmare.
The Book of Eli
In The Book of Eli, Eli (Denzel Washington) is a nomad in the post-apocalyptic world. He’s directed by a voice to deliver his copy of a mysterious book across the country. But the journey won’t be easy with desolation and death every mile of the way.
Zebediah Killgrave
In Jessica Jones, Killgrave or Kilgrave (David Tennant) is the Purple Man, nemesis to Jessica Jones and the Daredevil. Born Kevin Thompson, his superpower allows him to verbally control nearly all those around him, which makes him one of the toughest villains to take down.
Johnny Lawrence
In The Karate Kid, Johnny Lawrence (Billy Zabka) bullies the new kid at school, Daniel. They eventually fight against one another in the All-Valley Karate Tournament raising the question of whose dojo will win: Cobra Kai’s or Mr. Miyagi’s?
Dennis and Gnasher
Dennis and Gnasher are stars of the British comic strip, Dennis the Menace and Gnasher. As his name implies, Dennis is a troublemaking schoolboy who likes add excitement to a dull day, especially with the help of his slingshot. Coincidentally, he sure looks a lot like the British version of this guy.
Motivational Shia LaBeouf
In this video, Shia LaBeouf gives an impassioned but general purpose motivational speech where he drops wisdom bombs like “yesterday, you said tomorrow”. You’ve been thinking about dressing up as him, so what are you waiting for? JUST DO IT.
Kingpin
In Daredevil, Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) is the Kingpin, one of the most feared and ruthless crime lords in New York City, which pits him as the nemesis of Daredevil and Spider-Man. Don’t let his heavyset appearance fool you — that’s all muscle.
Warren from There’s Something About Mary
In There’s Something About Mary, Warren Jensen (W. Earl Brown) is Mary’s mentally disabled brother. He loves repeating the phrase “frank and beans” and hates when people put their hands on his ear muffs.
Wizard Whitebeard
Wizard Whitebeard is another character who joins Waldo in his journeys through the Where’s Waldo? books. He’s known for his extremely long beard, which is a trait that sometimes makes it easier to find him.
