In Ace Attorney, the character names (and the hundreds of plays on Phoenix Wright's name, like "Trite" and "Phoenix WRONG") are a masterpiece of translation.
In Ace Attorney, the character names (and the hundreds of plays on Phoenix Wright's name, like "Trite" and "Phoenix WRONG") are a masterpiece of translation, courtesy of localiser and all-round pun-master Alexander O. Smith.
But casting the district attorney, a pivotal character who opens the show with a news conference, proved difficult.
It was one of those moments when you get to see everyone's character: Attorney General Janet Reno stood her ground.
Mr. Bradley, a commercial litigator from Huntington who, like several others, found the casting call posted on a Web site, said that a verdict of "guilty" for his character, District Attorney Flint, would offer a sense of resolution sometimes elusive in real life.
Clooney's character, an attorney, is in charge of the sale -- but as the deadline approaches, he also finds himself at the center of a family tragedy, when his wife is left comatose by a boating accident.
Caught in a web of vengeance and the machinations of an overzealous State's Attorney Office, Czuchry's character Cary Agos faced a slew of challenges: incarceration, threats, intimidation, and watching everything he had worked so hard for crumble in front of his eyes.
In the short film, Ghosts, the Mayor of Normal Valley (a conservative figure of authority inspired, in part, by Santa Barbara District Attorney, Tom Sneddon) taunts Jackson's character: "Freaky boy! Freak!
In questioning her account, defense attorneys went after her character and credibility.
