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Fan Casting Robert Ryan as Antinous in An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood

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Robert Ryan as Antinous in An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood

Robert Ryan

Robert Bushnell Ryan (November 11, 1909 – July 11, 1973) was an American  actor who often played hardened cops and ruthless villains. Ryan was born in Chicago, Illinois, the first child of Timothy...
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Antinous (Leader of Penelope's Suitors)

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An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood

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An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood

An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood

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"The Odyssey, Homer's epic poem, is comprised of two distinct narratives. One narrative takes place in Ithaca, an island whose ruler, Odysseus, has been absent for twenty years. The other narrative...
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Robert Ryan is known for his roles in The Dirty Dozen, The Longest Day, and The Wild Bunch. He has been suggested by fans for 9 roles on myCast, including Captain Oliver Queenan in The Departed (1966). Similar actors include Karen Morley, Tom Ewell, and John Gilbert. Robert Ryan was suggested to play Antinous in An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood by missatomicbomb98. An Adaptation of The Odyssey Made During the Golden Age of Hollywood has 22 roles, including Circe, Calypso, and Tiresias.

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