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| Johnny | |
|---|---|
| The Room character | |
| File:Tommy Wiseau as Johnny (The Room).jpg Tommy Wiseau as Johnny | |
| First appearance | The Room (2003) |
| Last appearance | The Room (2010) (video game) |
| Created by | Tommy Wiseau |
| Portrayed by | Tommy Wiseau |
| In-universe information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Banker |
| Family | Denny (adoptive son) |
| Significant other | Lisa |
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Johnny is a fictional character and the main protagonist in the 2003 independent romantic drama film The Room. He is portrayed by Tommy Wiseau, who also wrote, directed and produced the film.[1] Johnny also appears in the 2010 video game of the same name.[2]
Johnny is a successful banker residing in San Francisco, California with his girlfriend of seven years Lisa and their adopted son Denny.
Biography[edit]
Much like Wiseau, (the actor who plays Johnny), Johnny's origin are a mystery. His accent suggests that he came from Eastern Europe; in the movie he claims to have moved to San Francisco from somewhere else. Johnny seems to have a strange personality. He is often distant seeming, rarely smiles, and prone to temper tantrums. Despite this, Johnny appears to have a large amount of friends. Johnny is engaged to Lisa; his "future wife" and they live with their adopted son Denny, who Johnny looks out for. Johnny's circle of friends include Mark, Peter, (his personal psychologist), Mike and Steven. However, Johnny's "best friend" Mark secretly dates Lisa behind his back, which leads to their fallout after Mark and Lisa admit to Johnny that they are seeing each other. Johnny feels betrayed by Mark's actions and feels heartbroken over Lisa's affair which leads to his suicide.
Reception[edit]
Wiseau's portrayal received overwhelmingly negative reviews. IFC.com described Wiseau's speaking voice in the film as "Borat trying to do an impression of Christopher Walken playing a mental patient."[3] While Flavorwire said "If there is a 21st-century Edward D. Wood Jr., it is probably Tommy Wiseau."[4]
Legacy[edit]
As an Internet Meme[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ [1] [dead link]
- ^ "The Room Tribute". Newgrounds.com. Retrieved 5 December 2018.
- ^ ""Everyone Betray Me!": A Primer on "The Room"". Ifc.com. Retrieved 5 December 2018.
- ^ "So Bad It's Good: The Transcendent Peculiarity of 'The Room'". Flavorwire.com. 16 September 2014. Retrieved 5 December 2018.
Category:Fictional characters introduced in 2003 Category:Fictional bankers Category:Fictional characters from San Francisco Category:Fictional suicides Category:Drama film characters Category:Internet memes