Russell Ziskey

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Russell Ziskey is a hapless but witty cab driver who becomes a reluctant Army recruit and one of the central comedic figures in the 1981 film "Stripes."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
alignment good-natured
appearsIn Stripes
branchOfMilitary United States Army
surface form: U.S. Army
characterArc from reluctant recruit to more confident soldier
characterTrait hapless
witty
comedicDynamicWith John Winger
countryOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
enlistsWith John Winger
filmDirectorOfWork Ivan Reitman
filmStudioOfWork Columbia Pictures
genreOfWork comedy film
hasFriend John Winger
hasRomanticSubplotWith MP Louise Cooper
isSidekickOf John Winger
languageOfWork English
medium film
narrativeRole central comedic figure
notableFor comic mishaps in basic training
deadpan humor
notableScene EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle mission
basic training graduation performance
occupation cab driver
portrayedBy Harold Ramis
primarySetting Army basic training
reluctanceReason disinterest in military discipline
roleInStory reluctant Army recruit
screenwriterOfWork Daniel Goldberg
Harold Ramis
Len Blum NERFINISHED
toneOfHumor self-deprecating
yearOfWork 1981

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Stripes mainCharacter Russell Ziskey
John Winger hasFriend Russell Ziskey
John Winger hasBestFriend Russell Ziskey