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* CryForTheDevil: Bronson shows promise as both a fighter and an artist, and is a charismatic and fascinating man. It can feel like a waste (not to mention cruel) to see him locked up in a tiny cage by himself after being beaten by half a dozen guards. But whenever they go easier on him, it's right back to hostage-taking and pointless brawls.
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* CryForTheDevil: Bronson shows promise as both a fighter and an artist, and is a charismatic and fascinating man. It can feel like a waste (not to mention cruel) to see him locked up in a tiny cage by himself after being beaten by half a dozen guards. But whenever they go easier on him, it's right back to hostage-taking and pointless brawls.
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* SmugSnake: The prison governor, although given that Bronson is constantly assaulting his staff and taking them hostage, his condescending and dismissive attitude towards Bronson and his art is more understandable.
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* HisOwnWorstEnemy: Put nicely by Creator/RogerEbert: "I was reading a theory the other day that a few people just happen to be pure evil. I'm afraid I believe it. They lack any conscience, any sense of pity or empathy for their victims. But Bronson is his own victim. How do you figure that?" (This, of course, is not meant to gloss over all of the other people Bronson has hurt over the years.)
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* UrineTrouble: Bronson pisses on a fallen foe during his bareknuckle boxing days; the perfect capper to a grimy brawl in the middle of nowhere.
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* GoMadFromTheIsolation: Bronson was always trouble, but the constant solitary confinement surely didn't help matters any. But his own behavior put him there, creating a vicious cycle.
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[[caption-width-right:320:''[[TagLine The man. The myth. The celebrity.]]'']]
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* FightMagnet: Bronson, full stop; mostly because he wants it though.
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* FightMagnet: Bronson, full stop; mostly because he wants it though.definitely due to his HairTriggerTemper and AxCrazy behavior.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Twice. In one incident, Bronson strips naked and forces his hostsge to grease hims up before fights to make it harder for the guards to grab a hold of him. In another hostage situation, he clashes with the guards while wearing just a layer of black paint.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Twice. In one incident, Bronson strips naked and forces his hostsge to grease hims him up before fights to make it harder for the guards to grab a hold of him. In another hostage situation, he clashes with the guards while wearing just a layer of black paint.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Twice. Bronson strips naked and greases himself up before fights to make it harder for the guards to grab a hold of him.
* HairTriggerTemper: He sets off very easily and his AxCrazy behavior doesn't help with his wrathful decisions. Even as a child he had a violent temper.
* HairTriggerTemper: He sets off very easily and his AxCrazy behavior doesn't help with his wrathful decisions. Even as a child he had a violent temper.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Twice. In one incident, Bronson strips naked and greases himself forces his hostsge to grease hims up before fights to make it harder for the guards to grab a hold of him.
him. In another hostage situation, he clashes with the guards while wearing just a layer of black paint.
* HairTriggerTemper:He Charles Bronson sets off very easily and his AxCrazy behavior doesn't help with his wrathful decisions. Even as a child he had a violent temper.
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* InstantSedation: At the psychiatric hospital, this is how they deal with him after he refuses to take his pills, though it does take a few seconds before he stops struggling.
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* InstantSedation: At the psychiatric hospital, this is how they deal with him after he refuses to take his pills, though it does take a few several seconds before he stops struggling.
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** The supposed footage from Broadmoor asylum is actually footage from the Strangeways prison protests from 1990 and while Charles Bronson did actually stage a protest on Broadmoor's roof there are no known recorded pieces of footage of the incident (there are pictures however).
** Additionally the real life Charles Bronson still had a full head of hair by the time he was incarcerated in Broadmoor asylum.
** Additionally the real life Charles Bronson still had a full head of hair by the time he was incarcerated in Broadmoor asylum.
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''Bronson'' is the story of Britain's most violent and most expensive prisoner: Charles Bronson ([[AlmostFamousName No]], [[Creator/CharlesBronson not the actor]]), played by Creator/TomHardy and directed by Creator/NicolasWindingRefn.
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''Bronson'' is the story of Britain's most violent and most expensive prisoner: Charles Bronson ([[AlmostFamousName No]], (No, [[Creator/CharlesBronson not the actor]]), played by Creator/TomHardy and directed by Creator/NicolasWindingRefn.
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''Bronson'' is the story of Britain's most violent and most expensive prisoner: Charles Bronson ([[NamesTheSame No]], [[Creator/CharlesBronson not the actor]]), played by Creator/TomHardy and directed by Creator/NicolasWindingRefn.
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''Bronson'' is the story of Britain's most violent and most expensive prisoner: Charles Bronson ([[NamesTheSame ([[AlmostFamousName No]], [[Creator/CharlesBronson not the actor]]), played by Creator/TomHardy and directed by Creator/NicolasWindingRefn.
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Michael Gordon Peterson is a seemingly average man living in England in [[TheSeventies the 1970s]]. He describes his upbringing as typical, his parents as principled. After marrying a sweetheart and having a child, he [[SawnOffShotgun saws off a double-barreled shotgun]] and robs a post-office. He's caught and arrested soon after, and sentenced to seven years in prison. He soon finds that prison isn't that bad of a place to be. In fact, it's rather like a hotel, where you can eat and sleep for free for as long as society dictates. Soon enough, Michael doesn't just like prison; he loves it. And what's more, he's determined to be a star.
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Michael Gordon Peterson is a seemingly average man living in England in [[TheSeventies the 1970s]]. He describes his upbringing as typical, his parents as principled. After marrying a sweetheart and having a child, he [[SawnOffShotgun [[SawedOffShotgun saws off a double-barreled shotgun]] and robs a post-office. He's caught and arrested soon after, and sentenced to seven years in prison. He soon finds that prison isn't that bad of a place to be. In fact, it's rather like a hotel, where you can eat and sleep for free for as long as society dictates. Soon enough, Michael doesn't just like prison; he loves it. And what's more, he's determined to be a star.
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Doesn't explain how bronsons is depicted as tough. ZCE
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* BaldHeadOfToughness: Bronson's shaved head is part of his signature look.
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