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Big Tuna may refer to:

People

Tony Accardo, organized crime leader
Jim Halpert, a fictional character on the American television series The Office
Trevor Hirschfield, Canadian Wheelchair Rugby player
Bill Parcells, National Football League coach
Jake Virtanen, former National Hockey League forward for the Vancouver Canucks
A fictional character played by Vincent Barbi in the 1974 film "Black Belt Jones"

Other uses

a fictional Texas town featured in the 1990 novel Wild at Heart by Barry Gifford and its 1990 film adaptation
a house band featured on the album Revolution Overdrive: Songs of Liberty
a nickname for the Olympus Zuiko Digital 300mm f/2.8 Four Thirds system camera lens

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 '''Big Tuna'''  may refer to:
-*the nickname for [[Bill Parcells]], National Football League coach
+==People==
-*the nickname for [[Jim Halpert]], a fictional character on the American television series ''The Office''
-*the nickname for [[Tony Accardo|Anthony Accardo]], organized crime leader
+* [[Tony Accardo]], organized crime leader
+* [[Jim Halpert]], a fictional character on the American television series ''The Office''
-*the nickname for [[Richard Rivers Jr.]], a basketball player for Mississippi Valley State University
+* [[Trevor Hirschfield]], Canadian Wheelchair Rugby player
-*a fictional Texas town featured in the 1990 novel ''Wild at Heart'' by Barry Gifford and its 1990 [[Wild at Heart (film)|film adaptation]]
+* [[Bill Parcells]], National Football League coach
-*a house band featured on the album ''[[Revolution Overdrive: Songs of Liberty]]''
+* [[Jake Virtanen]], former National Hockey League forward for the Vancouver Canucks
-*a nickname for the [[Olympus Zuiko Digital 300mm f/2.8]] Four Thirds system camera lens
+* A fictional character played by Vincent Barbi in the 1974 film "[[Black Belt Jones]]"
+==Other uses==
+* a fictional Texas town featured in the 1990 novel ''Wild at Heart'' by Barry Gifford and its 1990 [[Wild at Heart (film)|film adaptation]]
+* a house band featured on the album ''[[Revolution Overdrive: Songs of Liberty]]''
+* a nickname for the [[Olympus Zuiko Digital 300mm f/2.8]] Four Thirds system camera lens
 ==See also==