Lee (in "The Magnificent Seven")

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Lee is one of the seven gunfighters in the 1960 Western film "The Magnificent Seven," portrayed as a once-feared but now psychologically troubled gunslinger seeking to regain his nerve.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
gunslinger
alignment heroic
appearsAlongside Bernardo O'Reilly
Britt
Chico
Chris Adams
Harry Luck
Vin Tanner
appearsIn The Magnificent Seven (1960 film)
appearsInGenre Western film
associatedWith village defense against bandits
basedOn Kikuchiyo / samurai archetypes from Seven Samurai (inspired, not direct counterpart)
characterTrait anxious
insecure
once-feared
psychologically troubled
seeking redemption
countryOfOrigin United States (fictional setting context)
createdBy William Roberts (screenwriter)
createdFor The Magnificent Seven (1960 film)
distributor United Artists
filmDirector John Sturges
filmReleaseYear 1960
genre Western
hasGender male
joinsGroup the seven to defend the Mexican village
languageOfWork English
medium live-action film
memberOf the seven gunfighters
motivation to regain his nerve
to restore his reputation as a gunfighter
narrativeRole supporting protagonist
notableCharacteristic experiences nightmares and anxiety
suffers from fear in gunfights
wears distinctive black clothing
notableScene confession of fear and loss of nerve to fellow gunfighters
occupation gunfighter
portrayedBy Robert Vaughn
productionCompany The Mirisch Company
setIn rural Mexican village (fictional)
speaksLanguage English
themeInArc courage under psychological strain
fear and bravery
redemption
weapon revolver

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Robert Vaughn role Lee (in "The Magnificent Seven")
Goodnight Robicheaux basedOn Goodnight Robicheaux (The Magnificent Seven, 1960 character archetype)
linked to: Lee (in "The Magnificent Seven")