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Peter Warne, an unemployed reporter who escorts a flighty runaway socialite for a scoop and, instead, falls in love with her: |
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The title character, a backwoods sharpshooter with a conscience who becomes a reluctant hero in World War One: |
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A dual role, as Tim Strawn, a disfigured hired killer, and his brother Kid Sheleen, a dime store gunfighter turned drunk: |
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'Popeye' Doyle, a New York detective in search of an overseas shipment of illegal drugs: |
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The title character, a severely mentally challenged man who becomes a supergenius through the miracle of science: |
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Another title character, he was a prince-turned-slave who rose back to prominence in ancient Rome during the time of Christ: |
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Antonio Salieri, a musical contemporary and jealous rival of Wolfgang Mozart: |
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'Rooster' Cogburn, a 'one-eyed fat man', a U.S. marshall hired by a teenage girl to hunt down a killer: |
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Claus Von Bulow, a socialite accused of attempting to murder his wife: |
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Raymond Babbitt, an 'idiot savant' who is taken underwing by his brother: |
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Atticus Finch, a Southern lawyer and single parent hired to defend a black man accused of rape: |
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Colonel Nicholson, a W.W.II British P.O.W. ordered by his Japanese captors to build a structure, unaware of its impending demolition: |
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Willie Stark, an honest, homespun politician caught up and engulfed in the dirty side of politics: |
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Guido Orefice, a happy-go-lucky optimist trying to survive in Fascist Italy: |
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Christy Brown, a severely handicapped man who learns how to express himself as an artist and author using a single appendage: |
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Andrew Beckett, an ex-attorney suffering from AIDS, attempting to sue his former law office: |
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Elliot Garfield, a struggling actor forced to share an apartment with an actor-hating single mother: |
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Norman Thayer Jr., a retired 'old poop' attempting to bond with his daughter on a summer retreat: |
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Don Birnam, an alchoholic experiencing cause-and-effect of a four-day binge: |
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Mr. Chipping, an ageing teacher and former headmaster of a British school looking back on his career: |
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