Curley in Of Mice and Men (1939 film)

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Curley in *Of Mice and Men* (1939 film) is the hot-tempered, aggressive son of the ranch owner whose jealousy and cruelty drive much of the story’s conflict.

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instanceOf fictional character
adaptationOf Of Mice and Men (novel) NERFINISHED
appearsIn Of Mice and Men (1939 film) NERFINISHED
Of Mice and Men (novel) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Candy NERFINISHED
Curley’s wife NERFINISHED
Slim NERFINISHED
the Boss
basedOn Curley (Of Mice and Men novel) NERFINISHED
conflictWith George Milton NERFINISHED
Lennie Small NERFINISHED
ranch workers
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator John Steinbeck NERFINISHED
familyRelation son of the Boss
gender male
genreOfWorkAppearedIn drama film
languageOfWork English
medium black-and-white film
motivation desire to assert dominance
jealousy over his wife
narrativeFunction source of conflict on the ranch
narrativeRole antagonist
notableAction has his hand crushed by Lennie
starts a fight with Lennie
occupation ranch worker
partOf Of Mice and Men (1939 film) cast of characters NERFINISHED
personalityTrait aggressive
cruel
hot-tempered
jealous
portrayedBy Curley’s film actor (1939) [specific casting not recalled]
position son of the ranch owner
setting California ranch during the Great Depression
socialStatus boss’s son
spouse Curley’s wife

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Bob Steele notableRole Curley in Of Mice and Men (1939 film)