Moriarty Totally Explained

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Several people have the name Moriarty, mostly as a surname:

In fiction

Professor Moriarty, an important villain in the Sherlock Holmes series of mysteries
Dean Moriarty, character in the novel On the Road by Jack Kerouac
Jack Moriarty, a mostly-hallucinated nemesis of Gregory House on the Holmes-inspired television series House.
Count Jim Moriarty, character in The Goon Show
Moriarty - Tank radio operator and engineer in the 1970 film Kelly's Heroes.
Mark Moriarty, troublemaking character from the 1993 DOS game Eagle Eye Mysteries

In real life

Brian Moriarty, computer game author mostly known for Trinity and Loom

Drew McWeeny, film critic who writes under the pseudonym "Moriarty"

Cathy Moriarty-Gentile, American actress nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award for her role in Raging Bull

George Moriarty, American baseball player and umpire

John Moriarty (conductor), American conductor and stage director

John Moriarty (writer), Irish writer and philosopher

Michael Moriarty, American actor now based in British Columbia, Canada; grandson of the baseball player

Paul Moriarty, Democratic State Assemblyman from New Jersey representing the 4th Legislative District; Mayor of Washington Township (Gloucester County, NJ); former investigative journalist for KYW-TV, channel 3 (CBS Network) Philadelphia, PA

William Moriarty, a leader of the Communist Party of Canada who sided with the Right Opposition

Places

Moriarty, New Mexico

Moriarty Rocks, TasmaniaFurther Information

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