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Michael Douglas’ character in The Ghost and the Darkness was Charles Remington. The painter and sculptor Frederic Remington died in Conneticut in 1909. The earlier movie about the lions of Tsavo (Bwana Devil, made in 1952) was more accurate in some ways. Patterson was real, and he did kill the lions, which did not have manes.
