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Appendix 3.4: Character construction in sample films

FT

Gp 4 Name

C∕R∕N________

A∕S________

0/A________

S

Guests at the

Jorgensen
wedding_______

//American

1963-65 GROUPS 1 AND 2: PRESENTATION OF FEMALE CHARACTERS

FT	Gp 1+2 Name	APP________	Loc	A∕S______	Oth
M	Marnie	CU, Parts of her body	Station platform; hotel room	Packing, travelIi ng∕______	γ

M	Bernice	CMS, wearing an apron, using a stick	Domestic interior	Embraces Marnie with evident pleasure Southern accent
MP	Mary Poppins	MCU, Edwardian dress, neat but eccentric	Seated on a cloud in the sky over London	Retrieve s her umbrella and bag, powders her nose/
MP	Winifred Banks	MS, Elegant Edwardian dress, Votes for Women sash	Ext. residential street, steps to her house, int. her hall	Dancing and singing /Suffrag ette song
MP	Jane Banks	MS, Subdued, well dressed	Int. doorway of the family home (brought home by policeman)	/Apologi ses, explain! ng kite was too strong	Y
SH	Barbara Winters	CU, dressed as a boy	Stowaway hiding on the bus	/Answers question s ( falsely J______

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