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| “ | You wanna know what my new favorite sound's gonna be? The sound of you screaming like a little b***h! Bet you take that job offer now, huh? But, no! You had to be Mr. Hero Boy! You forgot this: This is MY town! | „ |
| ~ Jay Hamilton threatening Chris Vaughn. |
| “ | You're nothing. | „ |
| ~ Jay Hamilton's last words before his defeat. |
Jay Hamilton is the main antagonist of the 2004 remake of the 1973 action crime film, Walking Tall.
He is a corrupt businessman and drug lord, as well as Chris Vaughn's former friend turned archenemy.
He was portrayed by Neal McDonough, who also portrayed Damien Darhk in the Arrowverse, Vincent Sofel in Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, M. Bison in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li, Jon Forster in 88 Minutes, Jack Horton in Red 2, Robert Quarles in Justified, Deadshot in Batman: Assault on Arkham, William Birkin in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, Samuel Rainsford in Apex and Damian Wayne in the Injustice video game series.
Biography[]
Jay Hamilton owns a little town in Kitsap County, Washington and opens a casino, which has to do with a lot of income for the town. He was Chris Vaughn's hero, ex-army sergeant and old friend, who gives him an invite to his casino for a good time, which results in Chris getting into a fight and knocked unconscious. When Chris recovers, Jay offers him a job and money, which Chris turns down. Then his nephew tries crystal meth, which he got from Jay's henchmen and Chris fights his security guards.
Jay uses and pays Chris' lawyer to take a deal and keep him quiet, which results in Chris firing his attorney and his charges dropped. When Chris becomes the new sheriff, He pulls over Jay, who reminds him of his past failures and future failure with being a cop. Later, Jay orders Chris' truck destroyed and the killing of Chris himself and his friends and family. But even though Chris' truck gets blown up, Chris defeats Jay's henchmen with the help of his girlfriend, friends and family.
Chris searches Jay down at a mill, where it is also a drug lab. Jay tortures Chris with large stick and taunts him that it is his town, angering Chris. Chris and Jay having a weapon fight in the forest. As Chris confronts him, Jay tells him that he is nothing, then spits blood on his Chris' face. which prompts for Chris to break Jay's leg with an uprooted 2x4. Chris tells Jay that he is right about everything that have happened does change their relationship and said to him that this is his town, and then arrests Jay, putting him in jail for a long time.
Trivia[]
- This is Neal McDonough's first villainous role.