No. Josey Wales is a fictional character. He was created by Forrest Carter, for the novel Gone to Texas.
Josey Wales is a Fictional_charactercreated by author Forrest_Carter, for his NovelGone_to_Texas.
You're wrong. He was based on the Bushwhacker Bill Wilson. Check it out. He is even called "Mr. Wilson" near the end.
He was a fictional character.
Yes
The character of Rollergirl in the film Boogie nights, was not based on a real person. The main character of Dirk Diggler was however loosely based on adult film star John Holmes
Yes. "Babe" is an 1995 Australian film, based in New South Wales, and tells the story of a pig who has dreams of becoming a sheep dog.
No, but could be based on someone.
Yes, he was based upon the Confederate Guerilla Bill "Bushwhacker Bill" Wilson, who is still considered a folk hero in some area's of Missouri. If one watches the Clint Eastwood film "The Outlaw Josey Wales", when Josey walks into the Saloon and the Texas Rangers are looking for him, hes introduced as "Mr. Wilson"
Apart from the incorrect spelling, no there was never a real native American by the name of Lone Watie; it is the name of a fictional character played by Dan George in "The Outlaw Josey Wales".The name has been invented, based on the real Cherokee Stand Watie, who became a brigadier-general for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War.
Arcadia is based in Cardiff, Wales
How Green was my valley is based in the Rhondda. Pride is based in Onllwyn, a small mining village in Wales. off to philadelphia in the morning was based on Merthyr Tydfil
Ttop Shop is based in cardiff, Wales
Wales has the same money as England, based on the British Pound.
Yes, the Ocean Sciences department of the University of Wales: Bangor is based in Menai on Anglesey.
Samuel Marsden based himself mainly in New South Wales, Australia. He died in Windsor, New South Wales on May 12, 1938.
Its actually based in khazakstan :)
His father is HRH The Prince of Wales, so Prince William takes the surname 'Wales'The Royal Family don't tend to use surnames unless one is required by custom, in which case a surname is used based on the person's title or family.Prince William can use the surname 'Wales' (due to his parents being the Prince and Princess of Wales) or 'Cambridge' (as he is the duke of Cambridge) or 'Mountbatten-Windsor' (which is his family name).
Quidco is registered in England and Wales in the United Kingdom, so the assumption is that is where it is based out of, but it may be based somewhere else.
All of the government-based homophobia in Africa comes from religion, predominantly Christianity and Islam.