20 Huge Movie Characters Who Barely Spoke To Each Other
Legolas and Frodo are two iconic Lord of the Rings characters, but they barely spoke...
Cinema has given us some seriously iconic movie characters over the years - sometimes in the same film together. However, in some cases, those famous, iconic film characters barely share the screen - even when audiences may think otherwise.
Some of the characters on this list hardly shared a word between them, while others didn't speak at all. Some never even shared the screen together, and while there was a clear reason for this in a lot of cases, others, frustratingly, are at the other end of that spectrum.
Characters have died before having the chance to explore certain relationships, others missed each other like ships in the night, while in a few instances, the filmmakers seemingly either forgot a shared history existed between them, or otherwise didn't particularly care to return to the same ground.
Whatever the case, these famous film figures barely said a word to each other...
20. Happy & Virginia - Happy Gilmore 2
When a character returns after so many years, and in Happy Gilmore's case decades, there is always going to be some intrigue as to how far they have come in that time and what they are doing in the present. Happy Gilmore 2 went out of its way to put Adam Sandler's titular character as close to where he was at the very beginning as quickly as possible.
Though Happy Gilmore 2 reveals that he now has five children, he was also forced to learn the game of golf from scratch again, with barely a penny to his name, and without Virginia by his side.
Julie Bowen returned for the legacy sequel, but was shockingly killed off after just three minutes and just one conversation, sending her husband to absolute rock bottom. They discussed retirement, with Virginia echoing once again the sentiment that Happy wasn't done with golf, and moments later, she was killed by one of his tee-off shots.
The dynamic between Happy and Virginia was one of the best things about the original Happy Gilmore, so to see the sequel actively throw it away so quickly was genuinely surprising. She may have posthumously spoken to her husband from his happy place, but even counting this, the two could have and should have had so much more time together.