Eddie Kim

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Edward Kim
Alias	Eddie Kim
Origin	Snakes on a Plane
Occupation	Criminal Gangster Fighter Mass murderer
Powers / Skills	Fighting skills Murder methods Torture methodology Gunmanship
Hobby	Fighting. Killing. Causing "accidents".
Goals	Kill Sean Jones. Fight and kill anyone who gets in his way. Stop the FBI from escorting Sean Jones to Los Angeles (all failed). Kill Daniel Hayes (succeeded).
Crimes	Murders (including smuggling dangerous species) Endangerment Assault Torture Unknown number of other crimes
Type of Villain	Crime Lord

“	Accidents happen.	„
	~ Eddie Kim's famous quote (about venomous snakes he put on the Flight 121 in order to murder Sean Jones).

“	They say the higher you aim, the farther you fall.	„
	~ Eddie Kim

Edward "Eddie" Kim is the main antagonist of the 2006 infamously ridiculous action/horror movie Snakes On A Plane. He is a vicious international criminal who is intent on maintaining his reputation, which includes killing witnesses by all means necessary. He is also the one who put the snakes on the Flight 121. His actions make him stand out in this otherwise not too serious work.

He was portrayed by Byron Lawson.

Biography

Kim first appeared with his men brutally beating U.S. prosecutor Daniel Hayes to death, an act of which was witnessed by young surfer Sean Jones. Though Sean managed to escape from the crime scene on his dirt bike in Hawaii, Kim learned of Sean's witnessing and subsequently sent his men to track down Sean and kill him. Fortunately, FBI agent Neville Flynn came to the rescue as he escorts Sean away from Kim's thugs, planning to have him transported back to Los Angeles so that he can testify at court against Kim for Hayes' murder.

Anticipating that Sean and Flynn would board a plane to head back to Los Angeles, Kim devised a plan to put a time-release crate full of venomous snakes inside the cargo hold of a Boeing 747-400 jet airliner South Pacific Air Flight 121 in order to kill them. This act is what caused many passengers and crew (including the pilots) to be killed by the snakes, though a handful of people (including Sean and Neville) managed to avoid being killed by the snakes.

Eventually, FBI agent Hank Harris soon learns that Kim has a connection with a snake dealer. TO that end, Harris and his men track down the snake dealer, who confessed that Kim paid him to sell the snakes for his plot and that they sprayed pheromones on the snakes so that they could attack the occupants unprovoked.

In the end, just as Sean and Neville manage to land the plane safely in LAX with the other survivors, Harris orders for the arrest of Kim and his men for multiple accounts of murder and attempted murder. It can be implied that Kim will be executed for his crimes, either by gas or lethal injection.

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Trivia

• When he was torturing and later killing Daniel Hayes, Kim told him that Hayes' son would soon grow up without a father just like Kim did which made him turned out "ok".
• Despite being the main antagonist he has very little screen time, he actually only appears at the beginning of the movie and is only mentioned afterward. However, given the extent of his crimes, he is heinous because of the standards of the work. His one major crossing of the Moral Event Horizon, resulted in the deaths of many people and could have killed several hundred more at the very least. Worse, he did it all to kill one witness.