Have a nice day! Fargo's central criminal is ruthless, intimidating... and sports a really lousy haircut. Aw jeez! FX's new series Fargo "too good" for stars to pass up On Tuesday, FX debuted its new crime comedy based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name and introduced Billy Bob Thornton's character Lorne Malvo, a drifter whose extreme actions are only surpassed by his extreme bangs. [...] once I put that big coat on and that turtleneck and those bangs and that beard, it's like I was a bass player in a country-rock band in '67 in L.A. Although that may seem like an odd choice for playing a man who commits murder as casually as he goes to the dry cleaners, it fit in with the series' overall incongruous nature. Must-watch new shows Malvo is anything but innocent. In the premiere alone, we see that he's kidnapped one man, stabbed another in the skull, and shot and killed the chief of police in the sleepy town of Bemidji, Minn. Maybe it's the lighthearted pranks he likes to play, maybe it's his friendly banter, maybe it's the bangs. [...] Thornton doesn't feel that Malvo can be judged by society's mores of right and wrong. Polar bears are one of the most dangerous creatures on Earth, but they're on Coke commercials and they look so cute. Right or wrong, good or evil, polar bear or man, Lorne Malvo is one of Fargo's unique and unmistakable creations.
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