Yes, Pier Gerlofs Donia (c. 1480 - 1520) may be considered a cult figure. A cult figure is someone who elicits admiration and inspires a devoted following. The person in question may or may not be part of a religious cult. Regarding Donia, that certainly was not the case. Instead, Donia's followers throughout history, and including the present day, see him as the symbol of the ordinary person who takes up arms against injustice and actually succeeds.
Specifically, a foreign force under George, Duke of Saxony (27 August 1471 - 17 April 1539), camped about 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) away from Donia's property in Kimswerd, a Frisian language-speaking village in the Netherlands. The regiment in question was known for brutal treatment of local populations. On January 29, 1515, the regiment indeed entered Donia's home village, destroyed his property, and raped and killed his wife, Rintsje Syrtsema. Donia responded with a very successful rampage against Hollanders, the English and the Burgundians. For four years, Donia's enemies feared for their property and their lives, on land and sea.
Just as suddenly as he started so did Donia quickly end his successful series of lightning raids. In fact, he died safe and revered in his own bed about one year after he ended his career as one of Europe's most wanted pirates.
No, he is a religious figure.
The cast of Cult Figure - 2008 includes: Edie Falco
You are a f*****, so figure is out yourself, b****.
Huitzilopochtli
A cult is a system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object. A maniac is a person exhibiting extreme symptoms of wild behavior.
A leader of an exclusive system of religious beliefs and practices. Head of an unorthodox activity who often lives outside of conventional society. Elvis is a cult figure for his memory is followed with exaggerated zeal. I suppose anyone who is placed upon a pedestal whether dead or alive and has a large following of devotees can be considered a cult figure. Though I do not place God or Christ in this category.
Rowan Atkinson
Jemanja is the goddess of the seas. It's an Afro-Brazilian mythical figure.
Probably not; Dio is more of a cult figure while Ozzy is a mainstream celebrity.
The Cult of Cult - 2013 was released on: USA: 19 February 2013 (internet)
No, for the simple reason that Freemasonry does not have a central charismatic figure that Masons obey or exalt; nor does it require that Masons put Freemasonry before their job, family or God. In fact, they encourage the opposite. The Freemasons are no more a cult than the Baptist or Catholic church.
The Cult was created in 1983.