1. Malcolm Tucker (In The Loop)
And Number One spot is occupied by a boorish Scot occupying a spot in the higher echelons of British Politics. It is of course, Malcolm Tucker (Peter Capaldi) of BBC comedy, The Thick of It, and movie spin-off In The Loop. Tucker got to where he is today by holding nothing back. He doesn't like you, he tells you. He doesn't get the answer he wants, he tells you. You do something to piss him off, he will rain down on you like hell hath no fury. It makes for delightfully entertaining viewing and Tucker's presence in both TV Show and Film are what make both so successful. He's got the mouth of a sailor in a job where respect and moral integrity are paramount. He's so unbefitting to his surroundings that the satirical humor plays largely on his misfortunes. For those that appreciate good ol' British humor, Capaldi's Tucker captures the grumpy MP image, adds a dash of the f-word and stirs it together with a whole lot of sarcasm to capture, in my opinion, the most offensive character on the big screen!
And to demonstrate my point... "Where do you think you are, some f***ing regency costume drama? This is a government department, not some f***ing Jane fucking Austen novel! Allow me to pop a jaunty little bonnet on your purview and ram it up your sh*tter with a lubricated horse c*ck!" - Words do not even describe. But seriously, don't read this, chuckle and then go on to reading the next article. What this film! It'll be the funniest thing you do today. Guaranteed.