Best Mullet in a Lead or Supporting Role

[PFD]

Let's have your nominees for best cinematic mullet.

I unwittingly stumbled across one tonight when I happened upon "Hard Target." JCVD's neck-shade was absolutely spell-binding in that film.

 

[Texanne]

Didn't Lawrence in "Office Space" sport a mullet?

 

[l00p]

Yup, he did. That was going to be my submission.

 

[ptownhorn]

The Link

 

[LITNIN HORN]

Brad Pitt 'Thelma and Louise'
Patrick Swayze 'Ghost'
Mel Gibson 'Mad Max', 'Braveheart', 'Die Hard', etc.
Billy Ray Cyrus

 

[Texas___Fight]

 

[gecko]

blind guy in Roadhouse.

 

[johnny chimpo]

The Boz in Stone Cold.

 

[the Saint]

The kid from "American Pie," playing the keeper of the children's zoo in "Old School."

 

[SkySooner]

David Spade in Joe Dirt

 

[Basketball Jones]

Kiefer Sutherland, "The Lost Boys"
Added points for "Best Vampire Mullet"

 

[911_horn]

Gotta be Riggs in Lethal Weapon.

 

[bevo_daddy]

Jean Claude Van Damme in Hard Target

 

[Napoleon]

In reply to:

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[Statalyzer]

Mel Gibson didn't have a mullet in Mad Max.

 

[LITNIN HORN]

You're right Stat...I was thinking about some of the other characters.

 

[Chest Rockwell]

What do I win??

 

[MasterShredder]

 

[Oakhill Horn]

I see all your leading mullets and raise them with twin mullets...

Mullets aside, this movie is so bad it is hilarious. My wife and I came across this gem on cable one evening and turned it on at the apparent climax to the film. The image of the twin in jeans in a gun battle, hiding at corners and jumping out "running" has me in stitches everytime I think about it. He is so muscle bound and wearing such tight jeans, that I had to put running in quotes. It was almost like watching Herman Munster run. Oh, and the acting and line delivery is absolutely top notch.

 

[Oakhill Horn]

Better view of the mullets:

Link to the trailer:The Link