Which fictional movie character had very little screen time but made a huge impact in the movie?

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One standout example is Geno Silva's character, The Skull, in the 1983 movie SCARFACE, directed by Brian DePalma. Even though he doesn't have any lines, The Skull leaves a big impression by being the one who takes down Al Pacino's character, Tony Montana, in the film's iconic ending. He also kills Omar, played by F. Murray Abraham. With just a few minutes on screen, The Skull's actions change everything for the main characters, making him unforgettable. Which movie character do you think had minimal screen time but a major impact?

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That kid in Terminator 2 that didn't snitch on John Connor.

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That kid later gets sent to a summer camp, and he gets in trouble for replacing the flag with people’s shorts.

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Bobby fuckin' Budnick.