Mr. Gower

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Mr. Gower is the troubled but ultimately kind-hearted druggist in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," whose life is profoundly affected by George Bailey's intervention.

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Mr. Gower canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf druggist
fictional character
pharmacist
appearsIn It's a Wonderful Life
appearsInGenre Christmas fantasy drama film
appearsInScene alternate reality Pottersville sequence
drugstore scene with young George Bailey
basedOnAuthor Philip Van Doren Stern
basedOnWork The Greatest Gift
characterIn film
countryOfOriginOfWork United States
createdBy Frank Capra
employs George Bailey
experiences alcoholism
grief
filmDistributor RKO Radio Pictures
filmProductionCompany Liberty Films
filmReleaseYear 1946
gender male
hairColor gray
hasRelationshipWith George Bailey
languageOfWork English
laterLifeStatusInAlternateTimeline disgraced and imprisoned
laterLifeStatusInOriginalTimeline respected member of Bedford Falls
laterReconcilesWith George Bailey
medium motion picture
moralThemeConnection consequences of small acts
importance of compassion
narrativeRole supporting character
occupation druggist
pharmacist
personalityTrait kind-hearted
troubled
plotEvent accidentally prepares a prescription with poison
portrayedBy H. B. Warner
preventedFromHarmingPatientBy George Bailey
scriptWrittenBy Albert Hackett
Frances Goodrich
setting Bedford Falls
showsGratitudeTo George Bailey
undergoes personal crisis after his son's death
workLocation drugstore in Bedford Falls

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It's a Wonderful Life character Mr. Gower
subject linked to: It’s a Wonderful Life
Bedford Falls associatedWithCharacter Mr. Gower