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For the uninitiated, Dead Poets Society follows Todd Anderson (Ethan Hawke, in his breakout role), a painfully shy new student at the rigid, all-boys Welton Academy. He is joined by Neil Perry (Robert Sean Leonard), a passionate young man crushed by the weight of his father’s expectations.