Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Adam Alexander Carrington is a fictional character on the American TV series Dynasty.The role was originated by Gordon Thomson in the first episode of the show's third season (Episode 32, \"The Plea\" which aired in September 1982); he played the character until the series finale in 1989. Adam was recast with Robin Sachs for the 1991 miniseries Dynasty: The Reunion because Thomson was unavailable.The addition of Adam to the cast provided a male villain to the show. Over the next seven seasons, Adam would be motivated primarily out of jealously, undermining the professional successes of his brother Steven and brother-in-law Jeff, in an attempt to curry favor with his parents, especially his father. Adam would betray both his parents multiple times but would be forgiven, even when his acts were criminal, due to residual feelings of guilt for Adam's difficult childhood. When circumstances arise that truly make Adam sympathetic, he squanders that good will due to his selfish, jealous nature."@en }
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- Adam_Carrington abstract "Adam Alexander Carrington is a fictional character on the American TV series Dynasty.The role was originated by Gordon Thomson in the first episode of the show's third season (Episode 32, \"The Plea\" which aired in September 1982); he played the character until the series finale in 1989. Adam was recast with Robin Sachs for the 1991 miniseries Dynasty: The Reunion because Thomson was unavailable.The addition of Adam to the cast provided a male villain to the show. Over the next seven seasons, Adam would be motivated primarily out of jealously, undermining the professional successes of his brother Steven and brother-in-law Jeff, in an attempt to curry favor with his parents, especially his father. Adam would betray both his parents multiple times but would be forgiven, even when his acts were criminal, due to residual feelings of guilt for Adam's difficult childhood. When circumstances arise that truly make Adam sympathetic, he squanders that good will due to his selfish, jealous nature.".