Walter Black

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Walter Black is the troubled, depressed protagonist of the film "The Beaver," who begins communicating through a beaver hand puppet as a coping mechanism.

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Walter Black canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
altersPersonalityThrough beaver hand puppet
appearsIn The Beaver
appearsInGenre drama film
child Henry Black
Porter Black
communicatesThrough beaver hand puppet
createdBy Kyle Killen
directedByInWork Jodie Foster
employer Jerry Co. toy company
filmReleaseYear 2011
firstAppearance The Beaver
surface form: The Beaver (2011 film)
hasMentalHealthCondition depression
suicidal ideation
hasRelationshipWith Henry Black
Meredith Black
Porter Black
narrativeTheme family estrangement
mental illness
personal recovery
nationality American
occupation toy company executive
portrayedBy Mel Gibson
protagonistOf The Beaver
speaksWithAccentWhenUsing beaver hand puppet
spouse Meredith Black
strugglesWith connecting with his elder son Porter Black
maintaining his marriage
running his toy company
usesCopingMechanism beaver hand puppet

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The Beaver mainCharacter Walter Black
Walter Black; Mel Gibson portrays Walter Black
subject surface form: Mel Gibson
Meredith Black; Jodie Foster spouse Walter Black
subject surface form: Meredith Black
Meredith Black hasSpouse Walter Black