Buddy Young Jr.

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Buddy Young Jr. is the brash, aging stand-up comedian at the center of the film "Mr. Saturday Night," whose career highs and personal flaws are explored with both humor and pathos.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
stand-up comedian
appearsIn Mr. Saturday Night
careerHigh hosting a television variety show
careerLow playing small clubs later in life
careerStage former television star
struggling older comic
centralTheme cost of fame
family estrangement
redemption
regret
rise and fall of a show-business career
characterTrait aging
brash
egotistical
insecure
conflictType family conflict
professional rivalry
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
emotionalTone mix of humor and pathos
fictionalUniverse Mr. Saturday Night
genre stand-up comedy
hasChild Susan Young
hasSibling Stan Young
maritalStatus married
medium film
narrativeArc flashback-driven life story
narrativeRole protagonist
notableTrait old-school Borscht Belt style
sharp insult-based humor
occupation comedian
television personality
personalityFlaw difficulty expressing affection
self-centeredness
temper
portrayedBy Billy Crystal
primarySetting New York City
relationshipToStanYoung brother
spouse Elaine Young
themeInStory aging in show business
changing tastes in comedy
reconciliation with family
timePeriod late-20th century
mid-20th century

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Mr. Saturday Night character Buddy Young Jr.