Greatest Comedy Movie Characters of All Time
Ron Burgundy (Anchorman) or Alan Garner (The Hangover)
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Why This Battle Matters
Why does the Ron Burgundy vs. Alan Garner clash feel like a seismic event in comedy? Imagine a world where Scotch on the rocks and a satchel with a mysterious book collide. Here, we have Burgundy, the suave, mustachioed anchorman with a voice that could sell ice to Eskimos, against Garner, the wild, childlike heart of Vegas misadventures. It's not just a battle of laughs but a showdown of iconic comedic philosophies: polished bravado meets unpredictable whimsy. Who defines comedy for our era? Your pick echoes through the annals of comedic greatness, deciding whether slick presentation or chaotic innocence captures our hearts more profoundly.
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Ron Burgundy (Anchorman) over Alan Garner (The Hangover) when it comes to the greatest Comedy Movie Characters of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Ron Burgundy (Anchorman) 64.3% of the time over Alan Garner (The Hangover).
Across all battles:
Ron Burgundy (Anchorman) win rate: 51.0%
Alan Garner (The Hangover) win rate: 44.0%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in this league?
Frank Drebin from 'The Naked Gun' series holds the top spot in the league of Greatest Comedy Movie Characters. Check out the full GOAT List to see how your favorites are ranking!
What makes Alan Garner so popular in this matchup?
Alan's popularity stems from his quirky, unexpected remarks and his childlike innocence mixed with outright absurdity. Fans love his unpredictability and the heart he brings to 'The Hangover', making each scene he's in unforgettable.
Why are fans voting more for Ron Burgundy over Alan Garner in the Greatest Comedy Movie Characters league?
Fans are leaning towards Ron Burgundy probably because he's just so iconically hilarious with his over-the-top newsman antics and memorable one-liners. It's the kind of character that sticks with you, adding a little extra sparkle of nostalgia when compared to the newer, albeit equally funny Alan Garner.