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Paul Gleason was a well-loved American character who was best known for supporting roles in serious films wherein his character would provide comic relief through his boorish and antagonistic behavior. His best-known films include the irritable vice-principal in ''The Breakfast Club'' and the deputy chief of police, Dwayne T. Robinson, in ''[[Die Hard]]''. He died in 2006. ''[[Abominable]]'', in which he played Sheriff Halderman, was one of his last films.
[[Image:Loaded-g19b.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Paul Gleason (1939-2006) holds a [[Glock 19]] as an FBI agent in ''[[Loaded Weapon 1]]''.]]


'''Paul Gleason can be seen with the following weapons in the following films and television shows:'''
Paul Gleason (1939-2006) was a beloved American character actor who was best known for supporting roles in serious films wherein his character would provide comic relief through his boorish and antagonistic behavior. His best-known film roles include the irritable Assistant Principal Richard Vernon in the 1985 film ''The Breakfast Club'' as well as LAPD Deputy Chief Dwayne T. Robinson in 1988's ''[[Die Hard]]''.  He also starred in 2005's ''[[Abominable]]'', where his role as Sheriff Halderman was one of his last before his passing in 2006.
[[Image:Loaded-g19b.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Paul Gleason (1939-2006) holds a [[Glock 19]] as an FBI agent in ''[[Loaded Weapon 1]]''.]]
 
=== Film ===
 
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== Film ==
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| ''[[Trading Places]]'' || [[Walther PPK]] || Clarence Beaks || || 1983
| [[Astra Constable]] || Clarence Beaks ||  ''[[Trading Places]]'' || || 1983
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| ''[[Loaded Weapon 1]]'' || [[Glock 19]] || FBI Agent || || 1993
| [[Glock 19]] || FBI Agent || ''[[Loaded Weapon 1]]'' || || 1993
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| ''[[Abominable]]'' || [[Beretta 92F]] || Sheriff Dick Halderman || In holster || 2006
| [[Glock 17]] || Dr. Parker || ''[[Digital Man]]'' || || 1995
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| [[M1911A1]] ||Lt. Pickett|| ''[[Money Talks]]'' || || 1997
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| [[SIG-Sauer P230]] ||Lt. Pickett|| ''[[Money Talks]]'' || || 1997
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| [[Beretta 92F]] || Sheriff Dick Halderman || ''[[Abominable]]'' || In holster || 2006
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=== Television ===
== Television ==
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| ''[[Miami Vice - Season 3|Miami Vice]]''/''When Irish Eyes Are Crying'' || [[Uzi]] || Bunny Berigan || || 1984-1989
| [[Uzi]] || Bunny Berigan || ''[[Miami Vice - Season 3|Miami Vice]]'' || "When Irish Eyes Are Crying" (S3E01) || 1986
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Paul Gleason (1939-2006) holds a Glock 19 as an FBI agent in Loaded Weapon 1.

Paul Gleason (1939-2006) was a beloved American character actor who was best known for supporting roles in serious films wherein his character would provide comic relief through his boorish and antagonistic behavior. His best-known film roles include the irritable Assistant Principal Richard Vernon in the 1985 film The Breakfast Club as well as LAPD Deputy Chief Dwayne T. Robinson in 1988's Die Hard. He also starred in 2005's Abominable, where his role as Sheriff Halderman was one of his last before his passing in 2006.


Paul Gleason can be seen using the following weapons in the following films and television series:

Film

Gun Character Title Note Date
Astra Constable Clarence Beaks Trading Places 1983
Glock 19 FBI Agent Loaded Weapon 1 1993
Glock 17 Dr. Parker Digital Man 1995
M1911A1 Lt. Pickett Money Talks 1997
SIG-Sauer P230 Lt. Pickett Money Talks 1997
Beretta 92F Sheriff Dick Halderman Abominable In holster 2006

Television

Gun Character Title Note/Episode Date
Uzi Bunny Berigan Miami Vice "When Irish Eyes Are Crying" (S3E01) 1986
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