Appendix 3.3: Character groups in sample films
|
45-6 |
GROUP 1 |
GROUP 2 |
GROUP 3_______ |
GROUP 4_________ |
|
WL |
Total F: 2 Total M: O |
Total F: O Total M: 2 |
Total F: 4 Total M: 5 |
20: Chestnut 21: Orange 22: Mrs Munts 23: Customers 2 5 : Crowd at Total F: 18 |
Total male and female characters groups 1-4:
|
BSM |
F: |
15 |
M: |
16 |
|
BE |
F: |
24 |
M: |
22 |
|
MSM |
F: |
26 |
M: |
21 |
|
PI |
F: |
24 |
M: |
35 |
|
SV |
F: |
18 |
M: |
20 |
|
WL |
F: |
24 |
M: |
26 |
Female characters in six films popular at the British box
office in 1955-56
DB = The Dam Busters
DS = Doctor at Sea
EE = East of Eden
RFS = Reach for the Sky
RWC = Rebel Without a Cause
S = The Searchers
|
55-6 |
GROUP 1 |
GROUP 2______ |
GROUP 3______ |
GROUP 4_________ |
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