Sheriff Tod Shaw

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Sheriff Tod Shaw is the small-town lawman protagonist of the 1954 Western film "Suddenly," who becomes embroiled in a tense plot to assassinate the President.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Suddenly NERFINISHED
associatedWith protection of the President
centralConflict preventing a presidential assassination
characterOrigin American cinema of the 1950s
characterType law enforcement officer in a small town
countryOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
createdFor Suddenly NERFINISHED
facesAntagonist John Baron NERFINISHED
professional hitmen
filmCountryOfOrigin United States NERFINISHED
filmDirectorOfWork Lewis Allen NERFINISHED
filmFormat black-and-white
filmLanguage English
filmProductionType independent film
filmReleaseYear 1954
filmWriterOfWork Richard Sale NERFINISHED
involvedIn assassination plot against the President of the United States
lawJurisdiction local government of Suddenly, California
mainCharacterIn Suddenly NERFINISHED
medium feature film
moralAlignment heroic
narrativeFunction protagonist
narrativeLocation Suddenly, California NERFINISHED
narrativeRole small-town sheriff who confronts hired assassins
notableFor being part of an early cinematic depiction of a presidential assassination attempt
occupation lawman
sheriff
portrayedAs courageous
duty-bound
protective of his community
responsibleFor maintaining law and order in Suddenly, California
roleIn Suddenly NERFINISHED
settingType small American town
storyTheme duty and courage under pressure
threat of political violence
timePeriodOfStory post-World War II era
workGenre Western film
film noir

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Suddenly mainCharacter Sheriff Tod Shaw