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| “ | IT'S NOT A F--KIN' BOOK! IT'S A WEAPON! A weapon aimed right at the hearts and minds of the weak and the desperate. It will give us control of them. If we want to rule more than one small, f--kin' town, we have to have it. People will come from all over, they'll do exactly what I tell 'em if the words are from the book. It's happened before and it'll happen again. All we need is that book. | „ |
| ~ Carnegie about the book |
Carnegie is the main antagonist of the 2010 film The Book of Eli. He is the ruthless, power-hungry dictator of a ramshackle town in a post-apocalyptic United States who plots to seize ultimate power by stealing a Bible from the main character, Eli.
He was portrayed by Gary Oldman, who also played Norman Stansfield in Léon: The Professional, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg in The Fifth Element, Mason Verger in Hannibal and Vladislav Dukhovich in The Hitman's Bodyguard.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- Sends his thugs to murder and robber lone travelers.
- Uses Solara, the daughter of his blind mistress, to manipulate Eli to give him the Bible then brutally beats his mistress when it doesn't work.
- Threatens to kill Solara if Eli doesn't give him the Bible and shoots the latter when he gives him the book.
- Try to use the Bible to extend his power, not out of genuine good intentions.
External links[]
- Carnegie on the Villains Wiki
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 Pure Evils
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