Andy Barber

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Andy Barber is the central character in the crime drama miniseries "Defending Jacob," a respected assistant district attorney whose life unravels when his son is accused of murder.

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instanceOf fictional character
television character
adaptedForTelevisionBy Mark Bomback NERFINISHED
appearsIn Defending Jacob NERFINISHED
appearsInFormat television miniseries
appearsInGenre crime drama
basedOn character from the novel "Defending Jacob"
characterTrait committed to his job as prosecutor
conflicted
dedicated to his family
protective
child Jacob Barber NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy William Landay NERFINISHED
familyRelation father of Jacob Barber
husband of Laurie Barber
fictionalEthnicity white American
firstAppearance novel "Defending Jacob" (2012) NERFINISHED
firstTelevisionAppearance miniseries "Defending Jacob" (2020) NERFINISHED
gender male
genreOfWorkHeAppearsIn legal drama
psychological thriller
hasSecret family history of violence on his paternal side
legalSystemContext American criminal justice system
narrativeRole central character
protagonist
networkOfTelevisionWork Apple TV+ NERFINISHED
notableEvent son Jacob Barber accused of murder
occupation assistant district attorney
prosecutor
plotInvolvement investigates his son’s alleged involvement in a classmate’s murder
portrayedBy Chris Evans NERFINISHED
positionHeld assistant district attorney for Middlesex County
primaryConflict loyalty to his son versus duty as a prosecutor
relatedWork "Defending Jacob" (TV miniseries) NERFINISHED
"Defending Jacob" (novel) NERFINISHED
residence Newton, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
settingOfStory Massachusetts NERFINISHED
spouse Laurie Barber NERFINISHED
themeAssociation family secrets
moral ambiguity
parental loyalty
workLocation Middlesex County, Massachusetts NERFINISHED

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