Reverend Shaw Moore

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Reverend Shaw Moore is the strict, conservative minister in the film "Footloose" whose opposition to dancing and rock music drives the central conflict of the story.

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Reverend Shaw Moore canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Footloose (1984 film)
linked to: Footloose

Footloose (2011 film)
centralConflictWith Ren McCormack
characterIn Footloose
countryOfFictionalSetting United States
createdBy Dean Pitchford
gender male
languageOfCharacter English
medium live-action film
motivatedBy desire to protect youth
religious conviction
narrativeFunction represents generational and cultural conflict
occupation minister
opposes dancing
rock music
personalityTrait authoritative
conservative
protective
strict
portrayedBy Dennis Quaid
John Lithgow
relationship father of Ariel Moore
religion Christianity
residence Bomont
roleInPlot antagonist-turned-ally
setting small Midwestern town of Bomont
supports moral conservatism
themeAssociation freedom of expression
grief and control
religion vs youth culture
undergoes change of heart

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Footloose mainCharacter Reverend Shaw Moore
Footloose (2011 film) mainCharacter Reverend Shaw Moore
Ariel Moore conflictWith Reverend Shaw Moore
Bomont notableResident Reverend Shaw Moore
Ren McCormack conflictWith Reverend Shaw Moore