Title: List of Home and Away characters (1990)
Content:  Benito "Ben" Lucini, played by Julian McMahon, debuted on-screen during the episode broadcast on 27 February 1990 and remained until 1 May 1991. McMahon had to audition four times, before the producers agreed that he was right for the role of Ben. Ben was described as being "relaxed" and "easy-going" for a twenty-one-year-old male. Ben is an Italian character and comes from a large family. Ben used to have a liking for partying and booze, but as he grew older he matured and changed his outlook in life. Ben is a soldier, he soon falls in love with the town and established character Carly Morris (Sharyn Hodgson) and leaves the army. Hodgson described Ben as having "traditional values" and "stability". Carly admires these traits and feels ready to settle down with him. Ben and Carly marry and Hodgson predicted that their marriage would be successful because they "really do want what is best for each other". McMahon quit Home and Away the same year that his character arrived. Peter Holmes of The Sydney Morning Herald was critical of McMahon's acting in the role, calling him "wooden" and saying he did "a splendid impression of a Thunderbird".
Title: Ben and Arthur
Content:  Sam Mraovich assumed most of the film's production and creative duties; in addition to writing, directing, and starring in the film, he also handled cinematography duties, scored the film, and edited it. Aside from Mraovich's compositions, the film also contains public domain recordings of Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and Johann Pachelbel's Canon in D, which play over the opening and closing credits, respectively. The original script featured a female antagonist named Victoria, as opposed to a male antagonist named Victor. Some of Victor's lines are still listed as belonging to "Victoria" in the film's final shooting script, although any references as 
Title: Ben Lucini
Content:  McMahon told Barry Divola from Stars of Oz that Ben is characterised as a "lovely guy, he's very honest, very open." In the 1992 Home and Away Annual, Kesta Desmond and David Nicholls described Ben as being "relaxed" and "easy-going" for a twenty-one-year-old male. Ben is an Italian character and comes from a large family. Ben's lifelong friend was Dave Porter (John Adam) and he helped Ben through school as he suffered racist taunts because of his ethnicity. He used to have a liking for partying and booze, but as he grew older he matured and changed his outlook in life. In his backstory, the character was only moderately successful academically, preferring to participate in sports. 
Title: Ben Sherwood (Holby City)
Content:  warm to the character because they will be able to understand his struggle. Writers originally decided Ben would be a villainous character, but when Condou was cast, they decided to change his personality and make the character a good person. Condou hoped that the audience would not see any "malice" with the character. The backstory created for Ben states that he has spent time working in the private sector of medicine, which has made him wealthy and "a bit flash with his money". Condou did not believe that this was reflected in Ben's characterisation and instead, he believed that Ben is "at a bit of a loss in his life". Ben has also spent time working for the National Health Service (NHS) in a position at neighbouring St James Hospital.
Title: Ben Lucini
Content:  Benito "Ben" Lucini is a fictional character from the Australian television soap opera Home and Away, played by Julian McMahon. The character made his first screen appearance on 27 February 1990. McMahon wanted to appear in another prime-time soap opera having previously appeared in The Power, The Passion and had to audition for the role of Ben four times. Ben was introduced as a new love interest of established character Carly Morris (Sharyn Hodgson). The show's producer, Andrew Howie had already planned their wedding before Ben had debuted on-screen. Ben is portrayed as a soldier and characterised as an honest and easy-going man. Ben is an Italian character and writers explored his backstory through his friendship with Dave Porter (John Adam). Producers made Ben and Carly's relationship one of the show's centric stories and focused on their pursuit of happiness as they married and moved into their first home. Ben made his final appearance during the episode broadcast on 1 May 1991. His departure story featured Ben rejoining the army and Carly moving to Perth to live closer to him.
Title: Any Questions for Ben?
Content:  Any Questions for Ben? is a 2012 Australian comedy film created by Working Dog Productions, directed by Rob Sitch. It stars Josh Lawson, Rachael Taylor, Felicity Ward, Daniel Henshall, and Christian Clark. It was written by Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, and Rob Sitch.
Title: Bonanza
Content:  After Canary's departure in mid-1970, and aware of the show's aging demographic, the writers sought a fresh outlet for Ben's fatherly advice. Fourteen-year-old Mitch Vogel was introduced as Jamie Hunter in "A Matter of Faith" (season 12, episode 363). Vogel played the red-haired orphan of a roving rainmaker, whom Ben takes in and adopts later in a 1971 episode, called "A Home for Jamie."
Title: Ben Weston (Days of Our Lives)
Content:  Wilson later admitted that he didn't know much about the character when he assumed the role of Ben. "[The producers] really only gave me what I needed to know to make it real and understandable to me." Wilson revealed that the producers gave him a lot "creative control" when it came to his character's backstory. Wilson revealed that he and Ben share a similar background because he too comes "from humble beginnings." Ben is born Oliver "Ollie" Weston on March 13, 1989 in the small city of Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Wilson stated, "Ben has pretty much always been broke" and he's never experienced any real "stability in his life." "I had to come up with my own backstory for things 
Title: Any Questions for Ben?
Content: Josh Lawson as Ben ; Rachael Taylor as Alex ; Daniel Henshall as Nick ; Felicity Ward as Emily ; Christian Clark as Andy ; Lachy Hulme as Sam ; Ed Kavalee as Jim ; David James as Malcolm ; Jodi Gordon as Kelly ; Rob Carlton as Ben's dad ; Tracy Mann as Ben's mum ; Alan Brough as Ken ; Liliya May as Katerina Sinova ; Chantelle Raleigh as Fleur ; Claudia Hruschka as Aleesha ; Emma-Louise Wilson as Katey ; Rob Sitch as Principal ; Sean Lynch as Balloon Assistant ; John Howard as priest 
Title: Ben Sherwood (Holby City)
Content:  Ben Sherwood is a fictional character from the BBC medical drama Holby City, played by actor Charlie Condou. He first appears in the series twenty-one episode "Be True, Be Brave, Be Kind", originally broadcast on 19 December 2019. Ben is a locum consultant general surgeon. Condou's casting was announced on 3 September 2019 and he began filming at the show's studios that same month. Condou had been in contact with the show's casting team about a part on the drama for years prior to securing the role and he was offered the part without an audition. Ben is characterised as pleasant, sensitive, sweet and wealthy. He likes to consider himself a "ladies' man" when he often appears foolish. Writers originally devised the character as a villain, but changed his personality following Condou's casting. Ben's introductory storyline focuses on a relationship with nurse Essie Di Lucca (Kaye 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The character Ben Urich (Benjamin Urich) was created by Gene Colan.
Answer: True