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* Ed Dillinger in ''[[Tron]]''

* As mentioned above, Joseph Pulitzer in ''[[Newsies]]''. He raises the wholesale price of his newspapers by 10% because he wants more money (and who cares about the starving homeless orphans who have to pay for it?). Later, when his actions have provoked a strike that actually ''costs'' him money, he still won't back down, because giving in to demands from ragged street kids would make him look weak.

* Ian Hawke from the ''[[Alvin and The Chipmunks]]'' [[Alvin and the Chipmunks|film series]]. In the first film, he discourages Dave from furthering his music career at the beginning, then once the Chipmunks get famous, he proceeds to spoil them, distance them from Dave, and tire them out from constant tours. It wasn't until the Chipmunks see Dave infiltrating one of their concerts that they realise Ian's a [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|bastard in sheep's clothing]]. In the sequel, he is jobless, but plans to get his revenge by adopting the [[Distaff Counterpart|Chipettes]] and putting their Battle of the Bands audition on the Internet. They end up getting the opportunity to open for [[Britney Spears]], and Ian puts it in top priority over the actual Battle of the Bands concert, [[Complete Monster|threatening to barbecue them if they don't comply]].

* Parker Selfridge in ''[[Avatar (film)|Avatar]]''.