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| | PEOPLE.com | Woody Harrelson |
 | | Woody, surely the most befuddled bartender in the land, is standing in his workplace, laconically shooting the breeze with his colleague-in-pouring, Sam (Ted Danson), when an irresistible, short-skirted young woman flounces by. |
 | | Woody closely followed the trial of his father, whose birthday he shares, in the papers and calls the conviction "a travesty." He believes his father was a victim of prejudicial pretrial publicity and points out that the trial judge was one of the murdered man's pallbearers. |
 | | Woody visits the prison once a year, and in 1987, when Charles got married by proxy (to a woman he had known on the outside), his son stood in for him. |
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