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The theme of the movie "The Pursuit of Happiness" revolves around the struggles of life and how it is possible to overcome them with steadfastness in occupation. In the movie, Chris Gardner struggles through financial difficulties and ends up being a million dollar stock broker.
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What is this conflict in Forrest gump?
It may be Gump in conflict with the world.
What genre is Forrest Gump?
Forrest Gump is a drama movie.
In the movie Forrest Gump who played the part of Tex?
Steven Griffith played the part of Tex in the movie Forrest Gump.
What song is playing when Jennie and Forrest Gump are getting married in Forrest Gump?
I think that was Forrest Gump Suite, an original song for the movie by Alan Silvestri.
Who is charlie in Forrest gump?
a character in the movie.
What is this conflict in Forrest gump?
It may be Gump in conflict with the world.
What is Louis's favourite movie?
Forrest Gump. His favourite movie is Forrest Gump. :)
What genre is Forrest Gump?
Forrest Gump is a drama movie.
In the movie Forrest Gump who played the part of Tex?
Steven Griffith played the part of Tex in the movie Forrest Gump.
What song is playing when Jennie and Forrest Gump are getting married in Forrest Gump?
I think that was Forrest Gump Suite, an original song for the movie by Alan Silvestri.
Disabilities associated with the movie Forrest gump?
In the movie, Forrest Gump was identified as having an IQ of 75 which is consistent with mental retardation.
What is Louis Tomlinson's favourite movie?
Forrest Gump. His favourite movie is Forrest Gump. :)
What is Forrest gump's home town in the movie forret gump?
Greensboro
What was name of person portrayed as Forrest Gump?
Tom Hanks was the actor that portrayed Forrest Gump in the 1994 movie.
Have you seen the movie Forrest Gump?
Yes.
Who is charlie in Forrest gump?
a character in the movie.
Did the movie Forrest Gump reveal the true identity of the person in the film?
No, the movie Forrest Gump did not reveal the true identity of a mentally retarded person.
