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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Dead Man is an acid/existential Western by Jim Jarmusch, released in 1995. The main character is an out-of-work accountant from back East (played by Johnny Depp) named William Blake, though the name is purely coincidental. He goes to a frontier town on the promise of a job, but once there finds the position already taken. He accidentally kills the son of the most powerful man in town (played by Robert Mitchum) and is forced to run for his life, with a bullet in the chest. |
