Eddie Dodd

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Eddie Dodd is a jaded former civil rights lawyer who becomes reinvigorated while defending a wrongfully convicted man in the legal thriller film "True Believer."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn True Believer
appearsInGenre legal thriller film
characterArc reinvigorated by defending a wrongfully convicted man
countryOfCitizenship United States (fictional)
createdFor True Believer (screenplay)
linked to: True Believer
defends wrongfully convicted man
filmReleaseYear 1989
firstAppearance True Believer (1989 film)
linked to: True Believer
genreOfWorkContext courtroom drama
hasStudentOrProtégé Roger Baron
hasTheme redemption through law practice
hasTrait cynical
dedicated to justice
idealistic (formerly)
jaded
knownFor challenging wrongful conviction
courtroom advocacy
languageSpoken English
moralAlignment seeks justice over procedure
narrativeRole protagonist
occupation civil rights lawyer
defense attorney
lawyer
portrayedBy James Woods
relationshipToRogerBaron mentor
specializesIn civil rights cases
uses unconventional legal tactics
workLocation New York City (fictional setting)

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True Believer mainCharacter Eddie Dodd