Movie Criminals We'd Love To Date: Danny Ocean, Han Solo, Butch Cassidy And More (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post     First Posted: 01/19/2012 4:43 pm   Updated: 01/25/2012 1:29 pm

Your mother always told you to stay away from the "bad boys," but, that doesn't mean you were ever going to listen. Audiences may root for the good side in a movie, but there has always been some infatuation, attraction (and maybe even a little jealousy) with the rogue-ish criminals portrayed on the big screen. From Danny Ocean to Han Solo to Jules Winnfield, some bad guys on film are just too intriguing to ignore. In honor of "Contraband," which stars Mark Wahlberg as a smuggler, Moviefone presents 12 Movie Criminals We'd Love To Date.

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Reggie Hammond (Eddie Murphy in "48 Hours")
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In his first movie (which also happened to be the first ever "cop buddy" movie), Murphy steals the show as a crook who's sprung from jail to help track down his former partner in crime. Standout scene: Reggie takes charge in a redneck bar packed with bigots who proudly display a Confederate flag. By the time he's done, he's got the bartender's hat on and tells the stunned crowd, "There's a new sheriff in town."
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Your mother always told you to stay away from the "bad boys," but, that doesn't mean you were ever going to listen. Audiences may root for the good side in a movie, but there has always been some infa...
Your mother always told you to stay away from the "bad boys," but, that doesn't mean you were ever going to listen. Audiences may root for the good side in a movie, but there has always been some infa...
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