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Characters from “To Kill A Mockingbird”

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
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Characters from “To Kill A Mockingbird”

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
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  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
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Characters from To Kill a Mockingbird

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
  9. Alexandra Hancock
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Characters from “To Kill a Mockingbird”

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
  9. Alexandra Hancock
  10. Jem Finch
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Characters from “To Kill a Mockingbird”

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
  9. Alexandra Hancock
  10. Jem Finch
  11. Dolphus Raymond

The man with the biracial family who pretends to be a drunk but is really drinking Coca Cola.

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  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
  9. Alexandra Hancock
  10. Jem Finch
  11. Dolphus Raymond
  12. Tom Robinson
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To Kill a Mockingbird Characters

  1. Calpurnia
  2. Scout
  3. Atticus
  4. Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
  5. Miss Mayella Ewell
  6. Boo Radley
  7. Miss Maudie Atkinson
  8. Dill
  9. Alexandra Hancock
  10. Jem Finch
  11. Dolphus Raymond
  12. Tom Robinson
  13. Jack Finch

Atticus’s brother; a minor character in the novel but a major character in Go Set a Watchman.

Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
    (Movies count as well.)
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch.
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
  8. Ghostbusters

Ghostbusters II came out in 1989; the female-cast reboot will be released next year.

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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
  8. Ghostbusters
  9. The Devil Went Down to Georgia

The original song was released in 1979. Its sequel “The Devil Comes Back to Georgia” was released in 1993.

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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
  8. Ghostbusters
  9. The Devil Went Down to Georgia
  10. Bat Out of Hell, album by Meat Loaf

Original released in 1977, Part II in 1993, Part III in 2006.

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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
  8. Ghostbusters
  9. The Devil Went Down to Georgia
  10. Bat Out of Hell, album by Meat Loaf
  11. Mack the Knife (Original English version 1933, more successful covers by Louis Armstrong 1956 and Bobby Darin 1959)
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I don’t think that’s what is meant by “sequel,” unless Kurt Weill wrote another song about Mack.

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Books and other creative works that had sequels (same author or otherwise) after a long hiatus

  1. To Kill a Mockingbird
  2. The Stress Of Her Regard, by Tim Powers
  3. Little Big Man, by Thomas Berger
  4. “A Man and a Woman”, film by Claude Lelouch
  5. “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  6. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell
  7. The Last Detail, by Darryl Ponicsan
  8. Ghostbusters
  9. The Devil Went Down to Georgia
  10. Bat Out of Hell, album by Meat Loaf
  11. Mack the Knife (Original English version 1933, more successful covers by Louis Armstrong 1956 and Bobby Darin 1959)
  12. David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” (sequel song about Major Tom was “Ashes to Ashes”)