9 Characters Played By The Wrong Actors And The Audience Couldn't Forgive It

When the makers of Snow White and the Huntsman decided to cast the Twilight star in their film, they made a predictable mistake. The role of Snow White suggests that the character has a wide range of emotions, but the actress had the same facial expression throughout the film. This was especially evident in comparison to her co-stars Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron, who were very convincing in their roles. Critics said, "She's ridiculously bad, alternating between two facial expressions with a half-open mouth."

The role of John Constantine is a bright role in the actor's filmography, but the actor was clearly different from the character. In Francis Lawrence's comics, the protagonist is described as a British guy with an ironic sense of humor who is tired of his life. Many fans even thought that Hugh Laurie (House) would be great for the role. And Constantine Keanu Reeves lacked charm, although the actor is incredibly talented.

Arthur Conan Doyle described Sherlock Holmes as follows: “Over 6 feet, and the fact that he was slender made him look even taller. A thin aquiline nose made his face look energetic and determined. The square-shaped chin showed his strong character." But with Downey Jr., the differences between character and actor were not just about looks, but behavior. Critics said that Guy Ritchie's Sherlock looked more like Indiana Jones or James Bond than the typical Sherlock.

Critics write: “Scott, played by Cera, is a stupid loser in a hooded jacket. This is likely a role that Michael Cera will continue to play for the rest of his life." The pilgrim portrayed by the actor looked very dull and indecisive. Such a character might look appropriate if the film was a satire from start to finish.

At the beginning of the book, David Nicholls describes Emma Morley as a girl with a couple of extra pounds, acne and freckles. And Hathaway looks almost the opposite. To hide the bright appearance and natural beauty of the actress, the makeup artists put glasses on her and made her hair a little messy, but this was clearly not enough.

Even though Netflix's The Witcher won't release until December 2019, the casting choices have already sparked a lot of controversy about the lead character. Many fans of the books and games were disappointed with Cavill's Geralt even before they saw him in action. They presented Geralt in a completely different way. In the books, the character is much older and rather thin, unlike Cavill, who looks like Superman. And Geralt shouldn't be so attractive. Many netizens thought that Mads Mikkelsen (the star of Hannibal) would be a great candidate for the role.

Jake Gyllenhaal is an extremely talented and versatile actor, but he looks very odd as Prince of Persia. Despite the actor spending months working out in the gym for the role, the director's choice was a disappointment to critics and viewers alike. Some people even thought that Gyllenhaal looked like he was cosplaying the character instead of playing him.

“His Alexander looks more like a desperate housewife than a soldier. He is always crying, his voice trembles, his eyes fill with tears,” critics say. The actor's appearance was also rather strange: even bleached eyebrows and a wig did not help Farrell look more convincing in the role of Alexander the Great.

"Jared Leto made the Joker absolutely the worst Joker can be - boring." The audience did not like not only the game, but also the appearance of the character. Acid green hair, countless tattoos on his face and body - the image of the Joker from the Suicide Squad looked like complete overkill. Jared Leto and his creators obviously wanted to do something different and tried to present the villain in a more modern way.