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    Happyness the main character, Chris Gardner, faces life challenges throughout the movie such as financial problems. The movie starts off with Chris Gardner and his wife having an argument while their son, Christopher, is eavesdropping. His wife is not amused with Chris selling bone density scanners because he seldom sells them, and it is barely enough money to pay the bills when he does sell them. Eventually, Chris’ wife abandons them, they lose the apartment, and Chris and his son are left…

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    exactly what transpired to Chris Gardner as so brilliantly depicted in the film The Pursuit of Hapyness. In this film, based on a true story, Chris Gardner who is played by actor Will Smith, is a very bright self employed marginal salesman in San Francisco who invested in 40-pound bone density scanners to try and profit and make a living for him and his girlfriend Linda (Thandie Newton) and son Christopher (Jaden Smith). When they don’t sell, life starts to go downhill for Gardner. Tired of…

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