Butch Coolidge is a fictional character from the film Pulp Fiction, directed by Quentin Tarantino. He is portrayed by actor Bruce Willis and is a professional boxer who becomes involved in a dangerous situation after double-crossing a crime boss. Butch's storyline revolves around his struggle for survival and his desire to escape his violent past. In the film, Butch is known for his tough demeanor and determination. He is faced with moral dilemmas and must navigate a world filled with crime and betrayal. His character is central to the film's themes of fate and redemption, making him a memorable figure in modern cinema.