Bank
Heels
Both words in one sentence
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In the 1940s he was able to branch out to some extent from his tough guy roles, playing a pathetic bank clerk manipulated by a prostitute in Scarlet Street, or an insurance fraud investigator on the heels of Fred MacMurray's murderer in Double Indemnity.
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Villain Protagonist: Oswald in "Hell's Heels"; he starts the short with two robbers who blow up a bank to rob it, and evades the local Sheriff, only to get strongarmed by his missing son into returning him back to the Sheriff.
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Denser and Wackier: Sheamus went from being the guy who wanted to destroy everyone to be, after winning Money in the Bank in 2015, the King of Comedy Heels, being put in a comedic position that didn't seem to present or treat him as a threat for everyone else on a consistent basis.
Source: Wrestling / Sheamus
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