Mr. Potter is a fictional character from the classic film It's a Wonderful Life, directed by Frank Capra. He is portrayed as a wealthy and unscrupulous businessman who seeks to control the town of Bedford Falls. His character represents greed and the negative impact of capitalism on community values. In the story, Mr. Potter opposes the protagonist, George Bailey, who strives to help the townspeople and promote goodwill. Potter's actions create obstacles for George, highlighting the contrast between self-serving interests and altruism. Ultimately, Mr. Potter serves as an antagonist, embodying the challenges faced by those who prioritize community over profit.