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As for actors playing the same role? Me and my brother came up for a term awhile back... "Dushku-ing". The reason behind this is due to Eliza Dusku. Great looker, same character in every film/TV appearance. All she can do is play a variation of her Faith character from "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer".
Bill Mosley is another who can be accused of "Dushku-ing". His first appearance as Chop-Top in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2" was fun. Then... he shows up in "House of 1000 Corpses" playing the same character, as well as "Devil's Rejects" (just 2 of his more popular films). Sorry, but the guy has no range. Nice fella, but everytime I see him, I see a variation of Chop-Top.
Regarding role repeating actors, Denzel Washington is one of the worst offenders. He always plays a righteous defender of the people who seemingly lacks emotions for the first 90% of the movie, but spends the last 10% yelling some over-the-top monologue with tears in his eyes.
There are also actors like Shia LeBouf, Michael Cera, and Ben Stiller who manage to turn every character they play into a stutterer. If any of them could spit their lines out in one shot and make it seem like they actually looked at the script for more than 5 minutes, I'd be shocked.
And lastly, I'd love to see Bruce McGill (D-Day from Animal House) nowadays in a role where he doesn't play a government agent of some kind.