Herman Blume

Herman Blume is a fictional character appearing in the 1998 film Rushmore. He is portrayed by Bill Murray.
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== Biography ==
In 1970s Los Angeles, Holland March, a private investigator, resides with his daughter Holly. March's career has taken an unconventional path; his detective skills are subpar, and he frequently resorts to deceit to sustain himself. This has strained his relationship with Holly, who disapproves of his unethical methods. Despite their outward friction, a deep bond of affection exists between them. March's life is dominated by vices, as he is an alcoholic and a heavy smoker, rarely seen without a cigarette. The tragic loss of his wife in a house fire drove him to seek solace in alcohol.
== Personality ==
March faces a significant challenge when he is hired to find a girl named Amelia. This mission plunges him into a world of danger and intrigue, compelling him to collaborate with Jackson Healy, a tough enforcer. Beneath his deceptive and often bumbling exterior, March shows genuine affection for his daughter and values his partnership with Healy. Despite his frequent blunders, he has an uncanny ability to narrowly avoid disaster. Fueled by a sense of invincibility, March, through his mishaps and unconventional methods, remains capable of achieving his objectives.
==Appearances==
*Rushmore (1998)
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Category:Rushmore characters
Category:Characters portrayed by Bill Murray