Foy

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antagonist dandy fictional character film character

Foy is a vain and arrogant dandy in the comedy film "A Million Ways to Die in the West," serving as the smug romantic rival to the protagonist.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	antagonist → dandy → fictional character → film character →
alignment	antagonistic toward protagonist →
appearsIn	A Million Ways to Die in the West →
appearsInGenre	Western comedy →
associatedWith	mustache grooming →
conflictType	romantic competition →
costumeStyle	elegant 19th-century Western attire →
countryOfOriginOfWork	United States →
createdBy	Alec Sulkin → Seth MacFarlane → Wellesley Wild →
createdForWork	A Million Ways to Die in the West →
describedAs	arrogant → smug → vain →
fictionalUniverse	A Million Ways to Die in the West universe →
genreOfWorkAppearsIn	comedy film →
hasGender	male →
hasOccupation	businessman (mustache grooming products) →
hasRivalryWith	Albert Stark →
languageOfWork	English →
medium	film →
narrativeFunction	comic antagonist →
narrativeRole	source of comedic conflict →
portrayedBy	Neil Patrick Harris →
primaryTrait	arrogance → preoccupation with appearance → vanity →
roleInStory	romantic rival to the protagonist →
romanticConnectionWith	Louise →
settingOfActivity	American Old West →
yearOfWorkRelease	2014 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bryan Foy → Mackenzie Foy →	familyName
A Million Ways to Die in the West →	character