1Elle Driver
In ‘Kill Bill: Vol 1’, Elle Driver’s codename is “California Mountain Snake”. Elle isn't able to poison The Bride which is symbolic of her codename since the California Mountain Snake (a.k.a. California Mountain Kingsnake) is non-venomous in real life.
2White Witch
In “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe,” the White Queen is wearing the fur of Aslan into battle. In the book, the White Queen shaves Aslan to humiliate him before killing him. However, the book never mentions the White Queen wearing his fur.
3Dr. Facilier
In "The Princess and the Frog", Dr. Facilier's shadow reveals skulls on the wallpaper in his shop.
4Mother Gothel
In Disney’s Tangled, after Mother Gothel says “I love you most” to Rapunzel instead of kissing her forehead Mother Gothel kisses Rapunzel’s hair, which is her source of youth.
5General Grievous
In Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, General Grievous is the only villain who does not have a red lightsaber, since he keeps those of the Jedi he defeated.
6Calvin Candie
In Django Unchained (2012) Dr. Shultz tells the German story of how Broomhilda is guarded by a dragon. Throughout the movie, Calvin Candie is almost always smoking like a dragon breathing fire representing him being the dragon guarding Django's wife.
7General Zod
Since Zod’s body was used in the creation of Doomsday in Batman v Superman, Doomsday has the same scar that Zod had in Man of Steel.
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8Ultron
In Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ultron's torn chest carries the exact same pattern as Cap's broken shield from Tony's vision.
9Lex Luthor
In Batman vs. Superman when Lex Luthor is shown in his prisoner uniform, his prisoner ID number contains TK-421. TK-421 is the ID number of the Storm Trooper whose armor was stolen by Han Solo and Luke Skywalker in Star Wars: A New Hope.
10Doc Ock
Doc Ock's Fate in Spider-Man 2 is based on T.S. Elliot, the author Otto Octavius' wife tried explaining to him when they first met.
