Gregory Peck as Sam Bowden

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Gregory Peck as Sam Bowden is the principled lawyer protagonist in the 1962 psychological thriller "Cape Fear," who becomes the target of a vengeful ex-convict he once helped imprison.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character portrayal
film character
adaptationOf Sam Bowden from "The Executioners" by John D. MacDonald
antagonist Max Cady
appearsIn Cape Fear
appearsInFilm Cape Fear (1962 film)
associatedWith courtroom ethics
family-in-peril narrative
basedOn Sam Bowden (character from the novel "The Executioners")
centralConflict stalking and harassment by Max Cady
characterName Sam Bowden
familyRole father
husband
filmCountryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
filmDirector J. Lee Thompson
filmFormat black-and-white
filmScoreComposer Bernard Herrmann
genreOfWork psychological thriller
hasGenreElement crime drama
suspense
helpedImprison Max Cady
languageOfWork English
legalActionAgainst Max Cady
medium feature film
moralCharacteristic ethical
principled
narrativeFunction embodiment of lawful justice
nationalityInStory American
notableSceneLocation houseboat on the river
occupation defense attorney
lawyer
portrayalEra 1960s American cinema
portrayalType heroic lawyer
portrayedBy Gregory Peck
productionCompany Universal Pictures
protects his family
roleInNarrative protagonist
setting small Southern town
targetOf Max Cady
themeInvolvingCharacter guilt
justice
revenge
threatenedBy Max Cady's revenge
threatens Max Cady
surface form: Max Cady (in self-defense)
yearOfFilmRelease 1962

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Cape Fear (1962 film) leadActorRole Gregory Peck as Sam Bowden
Cape Fear leadActorRole Gregory Peck as Sam Bowden
this entity surface form: Gregory Peck as lawyer Sam Bowden