Sometimes you just have to take one for the Troy.
Is there a name for that feeling when your moral disgust towards one craven villain (e.g. Iosef Tarasov in 'John Wick') spills over into a distaste for any other character (e.g. Theon Greyjoy in 'Game of Thrones') who's played by the same actor (e.g. Alfie Allen)?pic.twitter.com/YRRHIQtXez
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Intertextuality?
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Sounds good, but nope.
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typecasting?
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* Social psychology has its halo effect and horns effect * Behavioral psychology has its stimulus generalization * Freudian psychology has its transference
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I think it would be hard to demonstrate here. Both characters are entitled cowards. They are there to disgust you. You'd need an example where one role is some kind of disgusting and another is something like a neutral.
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If there is, it's probably German.
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Typecastophobia
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Bradley Cooper played craven characters early in his career (Wedding Crashers); now plays leading man/hero roles. But, I'll always see him as slimeball in his roles.
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