Barbara's About.Com Buddhist blog has this:  "Via the Rev. Danny Fisher, elephant journal has a list of the Ten Worst Buddhist Movie Characters."

But the best of the worst - or at least my personal favorite - has been left out!  I'm thinking of Kevin Kline as Otto in A Fish Called Wanda.  Best dialog lines:  "Otto, what are you doing?"  "It's a Buddhist meditation technique.  Focuses your aggression.  The monks used to do it before battle."

And then there's Jamie Lee Curtis' tirade when she just can't stand it anymore:

Now let me correct you on a couple of things, OK?  Aristotle was not Belgian.  The central message of Buddhism is not every man for himself.  The London Underground is not a political movement.   Those are all mistakes.  I looked 'em up.

Other satirical figures are included, so I'm nominating Otto as an addition to the list. 

As for the movie itself, I have to admit I was uncomfortable sitting through it.  Those John Cleese disaster-in-the-making scenarios are really funny, but I get too identified with the discomfort of the characters.  That was always my problem with Fawlty Towers, too.

That's my fate:  Too soft for comedy.