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Johnny Marinville (The Regulators)
Johnny Marinville (The Regulators) is recorded in 1 distinct story.
Desperation and The Regulators re-use this name in their distinct casts. Their changed families, ages or circumstances do not establish a single individual crossing narratives; retain separate work-scoped identities.
Also recorded as John Edward Marinville, Johnny Marinville.
A separate counterpart
Both portray a writer with the Marinville name. The Regulators specifies his change to Pat the Kitty-Cat children’s books; the records retain each story’s portrayal separately.
Stories and supporting passages
The Regulators
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
Across the street, at 250, Johnny Marinville is sitting on his front step, playing his guitar and singing along. One of the world’s dumber folk-songs, but Marinville plays well, and although no one will ever mistake him for Marvin Gaye (or Perry Como, for that matter), he can carry a tune and stay in key.
Desperation and The Regulators re-use this name in their distinct casts. Their changed families, ages or circumstances do not establish a single individual crossing narratives; retain separate work-scoped identities.
Read source context Spoilers · Story context
Desperation and The Regulators re-use this name in their distinct casts. Their changed families, ages or circumstances do not establish a single individual crossing narratives; retain separate work-scoped identities.