Mr. Blue

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Mr. Blue is the cold, calculating leader of the hijackers who seize a New York City subway train in the thriller "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
aliasOf Bernard Ryder NERFINISHED
antagonistIn The Taking of Pelham One Two Three NERFINISHED
appearsIn The Taking of Pelham One Two Three NERFINISHED
appearsInFilmReleaseYear 1974
appearsInGenre crime thriller
associatedWith Mr. Brown NERFINISHED
Mr. Green NERFINISHED
Mr. Grey NERFINISHED
basedOnWork The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (novel) NERFINISHED
characterTrait calculating
cold
communicationStyle terse and unemotional
createdBy Morton Freedgood NERFINISHED
createdFor The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film) NERFINISHED
crimeCommitted hijacking a New York City subway train
demands cash ransom from New York City authorities
diesIn The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film) NERFINISHED
distinguishingFeature professional, military-style demeanor
genreOfWork thriller
leadershipStyle authoritarian
leads subway hijacking
medium film
methodOfControl threats to kill hostages
use of firearms
narrativeFunction primary villain
nationalityInBackstory British (film version)
notableFor demanding ransom for subway passengers
orchestrating a subway hostage situation
notableScene radio negotiations with transit police
occupation hijacker
opposedBy Lieutenant Zachary Garber NERFINISHED
planInvolves precise timing of subway movements
radio communication with transit authorities
portrayedInFilmBy Robert Shaw NERFINISHED
role leader of hijackers
roleIn The Taking of Pelham One Two Three NERFINISHED
settingOfActions New York City NERFINISHED
targetLocation New York City subway NERFINISHED
targetVehicle subway train Pelham 1 2 3 NERFINISHED
threatens hostages on subway train
threatensTo execute hostages if demands are not met
usesAlias color-based code name
workType character in a heist narrative

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