Chancellor Adam Sutler (film)

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Chancellor Adam Sutler is the authoritarian leader of a totalitarian British regime in the film "V for Vendetta."

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Chancellor Adam Sutler (film) canonical 1

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instanceOf fictional character
film character
villain
adaptationOf Adam Susan from the graphic novel "V for Vendetta"
appearsIn 2005 film adaptation of "V for Vendetta"
film "V for Vendetta" NERFINISHED
basedOn Leader Adam Susan (comics) NERFINISHED
controls Norsefire party NERFINISHED
propaganda media network
state security apparatus
countryGoverned United Kingdom (fictional, fascist state) NERFINISHED
createdFor film adaptation of "V for Vendetta"
enemyOf Evey Hammond NERFINISHED
V (character) NERFINISHED
governmentType fascist dictatorship
totalitarian regime
ideology authoritarianism
fascism
religious fundamentalism (implied)
social conservatism (extreme)
ultranationalism
inspiredBy totalitarian leaders in 20th-century history (general)
languageOfWork English
medium live-action film
name Adam Sutler NERFINISHED
notableFeature appears mainly on giant telescreens
gives orders via video conferences
rules through fear and surveillance
occupation politician (fictional)
partOf "V for Vendetta" film universe NERFINISHED
policy mass surveillance
persecution of minorities
strict censorship
suppression of political dissent
portrayedBy John Hurt NERFINISHED
position head of government of the United Kingdom (fictional)
leader of the Norsefire party
responsibleFor creation and maintenance of the Norsefire dictatorship
state-sponsored terror and repression
roleInStory primary antagonist
supreme leader of the regime opposed by V
setting dystopian future United Kingdom
title Chancellor NERFINISHED
yearOfWork 2005

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Evey Hammond in V for Vendetta enemyOf Chancellor Adam Sutler (film)
subject surface form: Evey Hammond