Gordie Lachance

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Gordie Lachance is the introspective, sensitive narrator and protagonist of Stephen King's novella "The Body" and its film adaptation "Stand by Me," reflecting on a formative childhood journey with his friends.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
literary character
adaptedAs Stand by Me NERFINISHED
ageInStory 12 years old
appearsIn Stand by Me NERFINISHED
The Body NERFINISHED
basedOnWork novella
centralThemeRelation coming of age
friendship
loss
characterTrait creative
introspective
sensitive
thoughtful
childhoodSetting Castle Rock, Maine NERFINISHED
createdBy Stephen King NERFINISHED
emotionalStruggle feeling unloved by parents
grief over brother’s death
familyMember Denny Lachance NERFINISHED
familyRole younger brother
fictionalUniverse Stephen King universe NERFINISHED
filmReleaseYear 1986
firstPublicationYear 1982
gender male
goesOnJourneyTo find a dead boy’s body
hasFriend Chris Chambers NERFINISHED
Teddy Duchamp NERFINISHED
Vern Tessio NERFINISHED
hasSkill storytelling
writing
languageOfWork English
literaryGenre coming-of-age fiction
horror-adjacent drama
medium film
literature
narratesFromPerspective adulthood
narrativeFrame memoir-like reflection
nationality American
occupation writer
portrayedBy Richard Dreyfuss NERFINISHED
Wil Wheaton NERFINISHED
role narrator
protagonist
settingCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
timePeriod late 1950s

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Stand by Me mainCharacter Gordie Lachance
The Body mainCharacter Gordie Lachance
this entity surface form: Gordon "Gordie" Lachance
The Body narrator Gordie Lachance
this entity surface form: Gordon "Gordie" Lachance
Wil Wheaton playedCharacter Gordie Lachance