Question: Who is Walt Bishop in real life?
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Walt Kowalski is the main character of the film "Gran Torino".
Walt is a Polish-American former auto worker who becomes embroiled in a conflict involving a Hmong family and a gang.
Walt Kowalski had served in the Korean War and had killed a Korean boy who had been trying to surrender to him.
Walt Kowalski has bitter memories of the conflict.
He is a retiree who formerly worked at a Ford automobile plant for much of his life, and he owns a Gran Torino he had personally built.
He also owns an M1 Garand rifle.
Walt's wife, Dorothy Kowalski, is dead by the beginning of the film.
Clint Eastwood plays this character.
Nick Schenk, the writer of the script of the film, said "Walt is like a lot of shop teachers and coaches that you have in school.
He's the kind of guy who's just waiting for you to screw up so he can roll his eyes at you."
Eastwood has said that the car is "sort of a symbol of his days with the Ford plant" and that the gun "is sort of a symbol of his days in the military.
… He's clinging to the memory of the war.
You'll find out when you see it, some of (the memories) are not as pleasant as others.
That helps make him even tougher to get along with.
"Anthony Breznican of the "USA Today" said that even though Clint Eastwood had served in the Korean War, although in a non-combat role, he "has little in common with Kowalski."
Jenkins explained that Walt is "a man of action who's offended by the Catholic church's dogmatic insistence that it understands mortality better than a grizzled vet who's seen comrades die."
Jenkins added that Walt also "learned firsthand that self-sacrifice is not transcendent" in a similar manner to John Bradley, the protagonist of "Flags of Our Fathers", and Tadamichi Kuribayashi, the protagonist of "Letters from Iwo Jima".
Jenkins explained that Walt ultimately "assumes a Christ-like posture, both to save his new friends and to put Janovich in his place."
John Serba of "The Grand Rapids Press" argues that Eastwood in "Gran Torino" "finds his focus on" Walt and "When Walt wields his weapons with righteous fury, Eastwood the actor shows us a damaged man suffering a horrible wartime flashback, without stating it outright."
Serba argues that the "suggestiveness makes it easier to overlook the inexperience of his supporting cast and the occasionally overstated, transparent dialogue."
Biancolli said that Eastwood, as Walt, "just keeps doing his Dirty Harry glare, whipping out guns real and imaginary.
But it’s hard not to see him as Mr. Wilson Everett Wilson Sr. — Dennis the Menace’s crotchety neighbor.
Skinnier, hairier, no mustache."
Morning Light is a 2008 film directed by Mark Monroe and executive produced by Roy E. Disney.
The film was released on October 17, 2008 by Walt Disney Pictures.
The film chronicles a real-life crew training and competing in the 44th Transpacific Yacht Race aboard a TP52 class yacht, "Morning Light". 
Walt is married to Rebecca E. Stone and has two children. 
Walt Kowalski is a Polish-American former auto worker who becomes embroiled in a conflict involving a Hmong family and a gang.
Walt Kowalski had served in the Korean War and had killed a Korean boy who had been trying to surrender to him.
Walt Kowalski has bitter memories of the conflict.
He is a retiree who formerly worked at a Ford automobile plant for much of his life, and he owns a Gran Torino he had personally built.
He also owns an M1 Garand rifle.
Walt's wife, Dorothy Kowalski, is dead by the beginning of the film.
Clint Eastwood plays this character. 
"Gigantic" revolves around 17-year-old Anna Moore (Grace Gummer) and her younger brother Walt (Tony Oller), teens who live the lives of Hollywood "it" kids as the children of famous movie star couple John and Jennifer Moore.
Anna and Walt have recently returned to Los Angeles after living in Australia for the past two years while their parents were shooting a movie.
The series takes a fictional look at the complicated lives of children of Hollywood celebrities, giving an insider view of the glitz, glamour, and A-list parties of Tinseltown.
It exposes the life behind the tabloids and gossip blogs, while exploring the difficulties of growing up with superstar parents.
Two stars of the series are real-life children of Hollywood celebrities.
Grace Gummer is the daughter of Meryl Streep, and Gia Mantegna is the daughter of Joe Mantegna.
Plans for the series include celebrity cameo appearances.
Oller's character was written to be a musician and he will be performing in several episodes.
In real life, Oller is a singer, musician and composer.