Joe Hardy

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Joe Hardy is the magically transformed younger alter ego of aging baseball fan Joe Boyd, who becomes a star player for the Washington Senators in the musical "Damn Yankees."

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Joe Hardy canonical 3
Joe Boyd into Joe Hardy 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball player
fictional character
musical theatre character
adaptedIn 1958 film "Damn Yankees"
ageInStory young adult
alterEgoOf Joe Boyd
appearsIn Damn Yankees
appearsInGenre musical theatre
associatedSong "A Man Doesn’t Know"
"Goodbye, Old Girl"
"Near to You"
associatedWith Washington Senators (fictionalized team)
basedOn character in the novel "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant"
createdBy Douglass Wallop
George Abbott
dealType pact with the Devil
firstAppearance stage musical "Damn Yankees"
firstAppearanceDate 1955
fullName Joe Hardy
gender male
hasRelationshipWith Meg Boyd
hasTheme Faustian bargain
medium film adaptation of "Damn Yankees"
stage
motivation to defeat the New York Yankees
to help the Washington Senators win the pennant
narrativeRole protagonist
nationality American
notableAbility exceptional baseball talent
occupation baseball player
originalWorkLanguage English
partOf American musical theatre canon
portrayedBy Stephen Douglass
linked to: Stephen Douglas

Tab Hunter
realIdentity Joe Boyd
setIn Washington, D.C.
settingEra 1950s
sport baseball
team Washington Senators
transformedBy Mr. Applegate
the Devil
workOrigin United States
youngerVersionOf Joe Boyd

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Damn Yankees character Joe Hardy
Lola (Damn Yankees) triesToSeduce Joe Hardy
subject linked to: Lola in Damn Yankees
Joe Boyd transformedInto Joe Hardy
Mr. Applegate transformsCharacter Joe Boyd into Joe Hardy
linked to: Joe Hardy