INTRODUCTIONThe theme of the antihero has been part of fictional culture for a long time. Even if the term anti-hero does not have a hermetic definition, Victor Brombert, in his book “In Praise of Antiheroes”, writes: “The term “anti-hero”, as it has been used, is in effect linked to a paradoxical phenomenon, a provocative position of the time. Dostoyevsky gave this term currency in the final section of Notes from Underground, a seminal work that challenges the idea of ​​the hero in life as well as in art. The antihero has always been an object of reflection, judgment and desire. It challenges, among other things, being carefully compartmentalized into different strata of the spectrum of good and evil. It prevented conforming to a single, overarching definition. To understand the concept of an anti-hero, we must first study the idea of ​​a hero. The main character is a hero, this is his moral strength and strength. During the plot, the hero is given a quest. He is tested, often to prove his worth and moral worth through quest. The cycle must then reach a point where the hero decides to give up or seems defeated. This is followed by a resurrection. Finally, the hero overcomes all his fears, doubts and defeats. He also finds his rightful place in the social structure. The anti-hero immediately rejects this idea because he has no moral position. He sets his own rules and fights his battles on his own terms. As mentioned before, it is quite difficult to define an anti-hero because the term can be extremely subjective. However, in general, an anti-hero will have their human weaknesses. It will have its faults. This makes it much more accessible because it is more realistic. He is often in the middle of the paper ......more said above, a relatively safe representation, where he does not question any norms, but creates them. The time was early and therefore real experiments in the darkness of character would not have worked. It's the starting point for a study in anti-heroes as the good bad guy came in and was loved. The important takeaway from this analysis would be that it's not just the era in which this film was made that influenced the character's character. anti-hero is also the fact that there is no villain he is pitted against. He never has any opportunity to indulge in violence, nor intrigues and plots. All he does is run from the police, which he does without harming them, just being faster. He never threatens, argues, or even speaks out loud (except in one case). Except for his profession, he is whiter than even the white hat.