Bernie Bernbaum

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Bernie Bernbaum is a pivotal, double-dealing bookie whose betrayals and survival instincts drive much of the moral ambiguity and conflict in the Coen brothers' gangster film "Miller's Crossing."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
alliedWith Verna Bernbaum
appearsIn Miller's Crossing
associatedWithGenre gangster film
associatedWithTheme betrayal
loyalty
moral ambiguity
conflictsWith Johnny Caspar
Tom Reagan
createdBy Ethan Coen
Joel Coen
createdIn 1990
firstAppearance Miller's Crossing
gender male
genreOfWorkAppearedIn crime drama
neo-noir
hasRelative Verna Bernbaum
medium film
narrativeRole antagonist
pivotal character
nationality American
occupation bookie
portrayedBy John Turturro
settingOfActivity Prohibition-era American city
threatenedBy Johnny Caspar
trait cowardly
double-dealing
manipulative
opportunistic

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Miller's Crossing hasCharacter Bernie Bernbaum
Tom Reagan associatedWith Bernie Bernbaum
subject linked to: Tom Reagan in Miller's Crossing
Tom Reagan betrays Bernie Bernbaum
subject linked to: Tom Reagan in Miller's Crossing
Leo O'Bannon protects Bernie Bernbaum
Verna Bernbaum hasRelationshipWith Bernie Bernbaum