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Billy over the phone.

Billy harassing one of the girls over the phone.

СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

Появления

Позже Билли появился в романе 1976 года по фильму, написанном Кэмпбеллом Армстронгом под псевдонимом Ли Хейс, и в переизданном издании 1983 года как Томас Альтман. В обоих выпусках имя персонажа было Билли.

Концепция и создание

Разработка

Фанаты и некоторые средства массовой информации часто называют персонажа Билли из-за его регулярных упоминаний этого имени во время непристойных звонков в оригинале и в финальной сцене фильма, где он называет себя «Билли». В конце титров он не назван, и сестры из женского общества называют его «Стонщик». Некоторые из актеров оригинального фильма, включая самого Кларка, в интервью называли персонажа Билли или просто Убийцей. В ремейке 2006 года персонажа официально назвали Уильямом «Билли» Эдвардом Ленцем и дали ему сестру / дочь Агнес, в связи с непристойными призывами оригинального фильма, где эти имена упоминаются несколько раз.

Актеры

В оригинальном фильме Билли играли несколько актеров. Снимки персонажа с точки зрения были сделаны самим Кларком, который также озвучил. Сцена, снятая с точки зрения Билли, где Билли взбирается по дому и входит на чердак, была сделана Дунком с помощью сделанной на заказ камеры, прикрепленной к его плечу, установка позволяла Дунку держать обе руки свободными для выполнения различных действий. во время этих последовательностей. Дунк также изобразил персонажа в сцене от первого лица, где Билли убивает Клэр, используя ту же технику.

Роберт Манн был нанят, чтобы изобразить персонажа в ремейке 2006 года. Сравнивая персонажа с «бомбой замедленного действия», Манн чувствовал, что персонаж таит в себе давно кипящую ярость из-за жестокого обращения, которому он подвергся, что сделало его неспособным выражать какие-либо эмоции, кроме ярости.

Характеристика

— Характеристика Билли Заком Хэндленом в его рецензии на фильм.

Роберт Манн, сыгравший взрослого персонажа в римейке, чувствовал, что жестокое обращение с Билли со стороны его матери вызвало давно сдерживаемый гнев, который грозил появиться в любой момент, а моменты крайнего насилия Билли происходили из-за этой давно кипящей ненависти, порожденной от лет жестокого обращения. Манн также чувствовал, что это жестокое обращение и изоляция сделали Билли неспособным справиться со своими эмоциями, а гнев был выражением печали персонажа, которая, как считал Манн, была истинными чувствами Билли. Морган заявил, что мотивация персонажа проистекает из их искаженных определений любви и семьи, которые Билли приравнял к насилию после того, как стал свидетелем убийства своего отца и годами материнского насилия, которое он перенес. Далее Морган показал, что акты каннибализма Билли были, по мнению персонажа, способом «показать им свою любовь».

Наследие

Билли был упомянут в нескольких публикациях в СМИ как один из величайших злодеев в фильмах ужасов всех времен. В 2017 году GamesRadar включил этого персонажа в список «30 самых жестоких злодеев из фильмов ужасов». Дэниел Курланд из Bloody Disgusting включил персонажа в свой список «10 лучших злодеев ужасов без монстров», назвав его «прототипом злодея-слэшера».

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Billy (Remake timeline)

William Edward Lenz

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Cainan Wiebe (child)

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William Edward Lenz (Also known as Billy Lenz) is an antagonist in the 2006 remake of Black Christmas. The character is based on the unnamed main antagonist commonly referred to as Billy, from the original film. He is portrayed by Cainan Wiebe as a child and Robert Mann as an adult.

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Biography [ ]

Tortured Childhood [ ]

Whether Billy knew about the affair is unknown. Then on Christmas in 1975, when Billy was five years old, Mrs. Lenz and her lover murdered her husband with a claw hammer, which Billy witnessed while hiding underneath the bed. His mother soon noticed him hiding and locked him in the house’s upstairs attic so that he would never tell anyone about the murder.

In 1982, Mrs. Lenz discovered that she was unable to conceive a child with her lover-turned-husband due to his impotency. Determined on conceiving a child, she entered the attic and raped Billy. Even though Billy was 12 years old at the time, Mrs. Lenz becomes pregnant with Billy’s child and that same year she gave birth to a girl who she named Agnes, who, despite being inbred, was treated like a little queen by Billy’s mother and her lover, the love that Billy was denied by his mother. Mrs. Lenz would never tell her new husband about the «affair», making him believe that he was the child’s father.

Murdering His Mother [ ]

Billy on the night he killed his mother and her lover.

Nine years later, on Christmas Day in 1991, all the years of pent-up rage from his abuse and neglect finally caused Billy to snap. Escaping from the confines of the dark attic, Billy viciously attacked Agnes while she was in the kitchen, covering her head with plastic as he proceeded to disfigure her face with a knife. Hearing her screams, Billy’s mother and stepfather rushed into the kitchen in time to witness the evil Billy removing one of Agnes’ eyes and devouring it.

Noticing his mother, Billy began taunting her by saying that Agnes was «his family now». His step-father then charged at him but was quickly killed when Billy impaled his head with a sharpened Christmas decoration. Billy then grabbed his mother, the source of all his years of suffering and unhappiness, wrapped Christmas lights around her neck and dragged her across the blood-soaked floor. Grabbing a rolling pin, Billy then proceeded to viciously beat her to death with it. The source of his fury now dead, he then proceeded to tear off chunks of his mother’s flesh with a cookie cutter, placing the pieces in the oven.

A little while later, the police broke into the house, revealing the carnage that Billy had caused. They found Agnes crying in pain in a pool of her own blood, surrounded by the mutilated corpses of her mother and «father», and nearby Billy sat cheerfully eating the freshly-baked «cookies» made from his mother’s flesh.

Incarceration [ ]

Arrested for his crimes, while Agnes was sent to an orphans’ asylum, Billy was later found by the courts to be criminally insane and was sent to a psychiatric facility where he remained for the next 15 years. During his stay there, Billy underwent thirteen failed escape attempts from the psychiatric facility, all of which took place on Christmas Eve. Sometime during this span, the Lenz home was sold and turned into a sorority house. The new inhabitants of the Lenz family house knew about the Lenz family and the murders committed by Billy and for reasons unknown they began regularly sending him presents each Christmas.

Escape and Killing spree [ ]

On December 24, 2006, approximately fifteen years after murdering his mother and stepfather, Billy finally managed to escape the facility, killing one of the security guards with a candy cane which he had sharpened into a shiv. As he made his escape Billy came across a man dressed as Santa who regularly made visits to the facility in order to cheer up the places residents, he slaughtered the man and stole his clothes, walking out of the facility undetected.

After his escape, Billy began his trek back home. Managing to get to a phone, he called his old home, rambling and harassing the house’s new residents until one of the sorority girls, Leigh Colvin taunted him. Enraged, Billy threatened to kill them all before hanging up. Arriving at his childhood home he proceeded to murder two of the house’s inhabitants, Heather Fitzgerald and Barbara MacHenry. Entering the house, Billy made his way to the attic, the place he was imprisoned for most of his childhood.

Emerging in front of the houses sole survivors Kelli and Leigh, reuniting with Agnes, who is revealed to be just as murderous and insane as her father as well as the one responsible for the murders of most of the house’s inhabitants. Both Agnes and Billy then converge on the two survivors, with the two killers managing to knock both themselves and Kelli into the empty space between the walls of the house. Before they are able to finish her off, Kelli is saved by Leigh, and together they set the house on fire, leaving both Agnes and Billy to burn to death in the blazing inferno.

Death [ ]

Billy and Agnes manage to escape the burning house, with Billy left seriously burnt from the fire. Together, the two make their way to the hospital, where Kelli and Leigh were staying. Entering the hospital, Billy slaughtered the morgue attendant, leaving Agnes to kill the two survivors. After murdering Leigh, Agnes attempted to do the same to Kelli but was subsequently electrocuted by Kelli with a defibrillator, killing her.

Entering the room shortly after this, Billy, enraged by the death of his daughter, pursued Kelly through the hospital. Seemingly cornering her at the stairwell, the two engage in a brief fight, with Kelli managing to knock Billy off the railing. Plummeting to the ground below, Billy is impaled on top of a Christmas tree used to decorate the facility, finally putting an end to his rampage.

Legacy [ ]

His bloody rampage which started on December 25, 1991, and ended with his death on December 24, 2006, at the age of 36 years old, during his killing spree Billy Lenz brutally murdered seven individuals and horrifically disfigured his daughter/sister Agnes on Christmas in 1991, this incident left Agnes psychologically imbalanced and disturbed so much that this would also lead to her becoming a serial killer like her father, which ended in her death on December 24th in 2006.

Personality [ ]

From an early age, Billy Lenz was subject to severe physical and psychological abuse at the hands of his mother, who hated him due to his appearance. This abuse would last into Billy’s early adulthood, and as a result, gave him a deep-seated fury towards his mother and humanity. The only positive influence on the young Billy was his father, who treated him with the kindness and love he would never receive from his mother. After witnessing his mother and her lover murder father. The resulting imprisonment, and the later rape he suffered at the hands of his mother deeply shell shocked Billy.

Most of the horrific events in Billy’s childhood occurred during the Christmas season and, as a result, he became obsessed with the holiday itself, which he equated to all the suffering he endured. This is best shown during the phone call sequence where he reveals a very twisted view on the holiday itself.

Billy also seems to have a complicated relationship with his sister/daughter Agnes, though he does display something resembling jealousy at the love and attention she was given as a child by his mother, which resulted in his disfiguring her to make her look as ugly as what their mother thought of him as. However, after reuniting with her as an adult, they both display mutual respect for each other to the extent where Billy is visibly upset when she is killed.

Источник

Billy (Black Christmas)

Billy

Known Aliases

Billy
The Caller
The Killer
The Moaner

(Remake timeline)
Billy
The Sorority House Killer

Known Relatives

Unknown
(Remake timeline)
Agnes Lenz (Half-sister/daughter, deceased)
Frank Lenz (father, deceased)
Constance Lenz (mother, deceased)

Year of Birth

Status

Year of Death

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Portrayed by

(Remake)
Cainan Wiebe
Robert Mann

Billy (also known as Billy Lenz in the remake) is the main villain of the 1974 slasher film Black Christmas, as well as its remake (in which he earned his second name).

In the original film, he is a mysterious, and sexually perverted madman who regularly calls a local sorority house, until insulted by one of the sorority sisters, which sends him on a murderous rampage. In the original film, he is portrayed and voiced by several uncredited actors, including director Bob Clark and Nick Mancuso.

In the remake, he was a deranged serial-killer who managed to escape a mental asylum while his half-sister/daughter Agnes (when Billy’s mother raped him) started killing and slaughtering the girls in a sorority house which was his old childhood home, In the remake, he is portrayed by Cainan Wiebe, and Robert Mann.

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Black Christmas (1974) [ ]

Billy, as he is seen in Black Christmas (1974)

Little is known about the killer, or even if his name is really Billy, what is known is that he is a mentally disturbed and sexually perverted man who regularly makes obscene phone calls to a local sorority house. Due to the regularity of the phone calls, the inhabitants have given him the nickname «The Moaner».

During one such phone call, Billy is insulted by Barbara «Barb» Coard, one of the sorority sisters, and an enraged Billy threatens to kill them. Billy then goes on a killing spree, murdering most of the house’s inhabitants. He subsequently attempts to murder sole survivor Jess Bradford, but she manages to elude him. Billy seemingly flees the scene, hiding in the attic as Jess’ boyfriend Peter Smythe arrives at the scene. Mistaking Peter for the killer, Jess bludgeons him to death with a fireplace poker. Later, the police clean up the scene and put the traumatized Jess to bed, stationing a police officer outside as a precaution before leaving. Billy begins conversing to the corpses of Clare and Mrs. MacHenry, whom the police have yet to find in the attic. After this, Billy emerges from the attic as Jess sleeps in a nearby room. A phone suddenly begins to ring, presumably from Billy, implying that he has murdered Jess.

Victims [ ]

Black Christmas (2006) [ ]

Billy (William Edward Lenz) as he appears in the 2006 remake

William «Billy» Edward Lenz a rare liver disease that gives him jaundice. His mother and father hated each other, but his father Frank Lenz cared about his son while his mother Constance Lenz hates Billy so much for reminding her of her husband. One Christmas, Mrs. Lenz, and her boyfriend murder Billy’s father, burying the body underneath the house. Witnessing the murder, Billy is locked in the attic by his mother in order to keep him from telling anyone.

When Billy is twelve, his mother, unable to conceive a child with her new husband, rapes Billy. His mother later gives birth to Billy’s sister/daughter, naming her Agnes. Agnes is treated like a princess and given the life that Billy never had. On Christmas Day in 1991, Billy finally snaps, escaping from the attic, he viciously attacks Agnes, gouging out one of her eyes.

Hearing her screams, Billy’s mother and his stepfather rush to the kitchen to find a disfigured Agnes. Billy subsequently ambushes them, brutally murdering them both, and is caught by the police as he is eating «Christmas cookies» which he made from his mother’s corpse. Declared criminally insane, Billy is sent to a mental asylum. During the intervening years, Billy’s house is later bought and converted into a college sorority house. Every year, the house’s inhabitants send Billy Christmas presents as a part of a tradition.

In 2006, fifteen years later, Billy escapes from the asylum, killing a security guard before heading to his former home. Calling the house, Billy begins ranting about Agnes, Christmas, and Santa Clause. During the phone calls, Lauren Hanon insults him, enraging Billy who then threatens to kill them before hanging up.

Billy then goes on a murderous rampage with his sister/daughter Agnes, who had begun murdering the house’s inhabitants sometime earlier. After murdering most of the inhabitants, Billy and Anges converge on the survivors but are presumed dead after they become trapped in the house as it burns to the ground.

However, both Agnes and Billy manage to escape, with Billy severely burned as a result. The two enter the hospital with the intention of killing the two survivors, who are recovering there.

Agnes is killed by Kelli, after a brief chase with Kelli, Billy and Kelli end up in the stairway of the hospital, Billy attempts to attack her, but Kelli hits him by crutch and tells him «Merry Christmas mother-fucker», she then ends up throwing Billy off the stairway in which Billy falls and gets impaled on a Christmas tree, finally killing him and ending his killing spree once and for all.

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