Two of the biggest films of 2025, Ryan Kogller's period, Vampire Action Horror/Music Drama "Sinners" and DC Universe by Jameseims Gun, Superman, Superman, have something in common. No, it is not their likelihood of winds on the "best of" lists at the end of the year, nor the fact that both Kogller and Gun are celebrating directors of Marvel's film universe. These are the villains of both films.

In "Superman", Lex Luther of Nicholas Hult is probably the highest view of live actions of the "human billionaire" of the steel steel, Nemesis of Megalomania, whose loss builds the clones of Superman (David Corensva) and Jackec O'Connell's Remmik, the central antagonist of the "sinners", is equally complex and bombastic Astver, but far more closer. He is lonely and ancient, yet definitely a demonic Irish immigrant vampire that uses tricks, torments, manipulations and brutality to gain access to music fornication Sammy Moore (Miles Catton) Time-transparent, ghost-trial forces in the hope of being united.

Both characters, just like their appropriate films, are extremely different from each other. However, look a little closer, and the designer wearing a suit, Luther and dancing, folk singing, to have a very special intensity of schemes that increase their threat and seem to be almost primary in nature. This surprising similarity may be because both Hult and O'Connell share the same acting background: they both earned their chops and climbed as the main characters of the British cult drama coming to the age.

The "Skins" is an effective predecessor of the UK on the later shows for taking Zeigeist as "euphoria". It was moving from 2007 to 2013 and focused on several "generations" of mostly troubled teenagers passing through the sixth form (a period of British secondary education for students aged 16-18). The first six seasons of the seven -season show are considering the sixth form of three different generations, with the last season focused on the later accidents of the special characters.

Nicolas Hult played Tony Stonnem, the central character of the first generation of the show, for the first two seasons. After leaving the series, Jackec O'Connell took office The second-generation main character of the second-generation Jamesesheim Cook for Season 3 and 4. Unlike Hult, O'Connell later returned to one of the stories in the 7th-length season-"Skini: Raise", a dark look at the adult life.

Since we are drawing comparisons, I would be sorry for not to mention that the characters "tags" to Hult and O'Connell even wear certain similarities with their later roles of villain. Tony on Hult is a successful golden boy with a hidden unpleasant, manipulative side that affects the events away and wide, which is also a decent description of Lex Luthor. Meanwhile, O'Connell's chef is unusual, leaving for release, which has enormous "chaos agent" qualities, goes through a huge punishment during his bow and hides a pocket of pure sadness within his hard sheath - all the characteristics of a rematch.

Of course, no actor just copied his early classic roles in their performances on the bad guys in 2025. Hull got the DCU Lex Luthor exactly as they don't have other movies in Superman by taking away each ounce of comic book relief from the character and focusing on a particular DC's comic book line as a mammoth mantra. Meanwhile, O'Connell's performance gives the "sinners" villain a unique combination of human longing and vampire thirst that makes his draw villain "I'm a legend" we never had.

However, it is not denied that being able to chase their craft of "skins" helped both on their way. After all, the large number of "skins" actors who went to craft great and memorable characters in other projects talk about the impact of the show (not to mention the quality of his casting department).

Apart from O'Connell and Shult, famous people like "Exits" and "Nope" Starvala Daniel Kaluja, Dev Patel of "Slamdog Millionaire" and "Monkey Man" fame, "Game of Thrones" Alumi Oeo Dempsey and Hannah Murray, "What We Do". Judging by how far the names mentioned came, there are all reasons to believe that other actors with "skins" roles in their summary will climb the Hollywood scale in the future, too.