超级无敌掌门狗：人兔的诅咒

Ralph Fiennes delivered a deliciously dastardly performance as the voice of Victor Quartermaine in the stop-motion animated film "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit." His portrayal of the pompous and scheming aristocrat added a layer of sophistication and wit to the character, whose name itself is a play on "vulture." Fiennes's vocal work was both smooth and menacing, capturing the essence of Victor's ruthless ambition to win the annual Giant Vegetable Competition and his willingness to eliminate any competition—even if it means destroying Wallace's humane pest control business. His performance was a highlight of the film, providing a charismatic and memorable villain, perfectly complementing the quirky and endearing duo of Wallace and Gromit. Fiennes's ability to blend suaveness with underlying malice made Victor Quartermaine a character that audiences loved to hate, further cementing the actor's versatility and his ability to excel in roles that require both depth and comedic timing.