Pfc. Louden Downey

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Pfc. Louden Downey is a young U.S. Marine on trial for his role in a hazing-related death in the legal drama film "A Few Good Men."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Marine in fiction
fictional character
film character
ageDescriptor young
appearsIn A Few Good Men
A Few Good Men (1992 film)
linked to: A Few Good Men
basedOnWork A Few Good Men (play)
linked to: A Few Good Men
branchOfService United States Marine Corps
chargeInStory conduct unbecoming a United States Marine
conspiracy
murder
coDefendant Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson
commandingOfficerInStory Col. Nathan R. Jessup
countryOfFilmProduction United States
createdBy Aaron Sorkin
defenseAttorneyInStory Lt. Daniel Kaffee
defenseTeamMemberInStory Lt. Cdr. JoAnne Galloway
Lt. Sam Weinberg
fictionalUniverse A Few Good Men universe
linked to: A Few Good Men
gender male
genreOfWorkAppearedIn legal drama
military drama
languageOfFilm English
legalStatusAtEndOfFilm acquitted of conspiracy
acquitted of murder
found guilty of conduct unbecoming a United States Marine
legalStatusAtStartOfFilm accused
locationOfUnit Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
medium film
militaryRank Private First Class
nationality American
notableThemeAssociated military ethics
obedience to orders
responsibility under command
occupation U.S. Marine
linked to: MARINES
orderedToParticipateIn Code Red
personalityTrait loyal
naive
portrayedBy James Marshall
settingOfTrial court-martial
victimInCase Pfc. William Santiago
yearOfFilmRelease 1992

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A Few Good Men mainCharacter Pfc. Louden Downey