Man in Black
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The Man in Black may refer to:
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[edit] People
- Johnny Cash, American country and western singer, who regularly performed dressed in all black
- Dale Earnhardt, American race car driver, who throughout the late 1980s and 1990s drove a black #3 Chevrolet sponsored by GM Goodwrench
- Valentine Dyall, British radio presenter and actor
- Tacchi Venturi , papal liaison to Mussolini
[edit] Entertainment
[edit] Music
- Man in Black (album), a 1971 album by Johnny Cash
- "Man in Black" (song), a Johnny Cash song on the 1971 album of the same name
[edit] Other media
- Man in Black (film), a 1949 British thriller film
- Man in Black: His Own Story in His Own Words, Johnny Cash's autobiography
- The Man in Black a ballet by James Kudelka
- The Man in Black, a BBC Radio 4 Extra horror series on starring Mark Gatiss
[edit] Fictional characters
- The Man in Black (Lost) (also known as "the smoke monster" and similar), the unnamed antagonist of the TV series Lost
- Randall Flagg, a character featured in several of Stephen King's novels
- Dr. Terence Wynn, a character in the Halloween film series
- Colonel Douglas Mortimer, played by Lee Van Cleef, in For a Few Dollars More
- The earliest example, Chaucer's Man in Black, from The Book of the Duchess
[edit] Other uses
- An informal nickname for referees in association football, referring to the traditional match official's kit
[edit] See also
- The Traveller in Black, a collection of stories by John Brunner
- Men in Black (disambiguation)
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