Myrtle Gordon in Opening Night

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Myrtle Gordon in Opening Night is the emotionally volatile, aging stage actress at the center of John Cassavetes’ film, whose psychological unraveling blurs the line between performance and reality.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Opening Night
appearsInGenre drama film
associatedWithTheme fame and its consequences
grief and loss
the nature of acting
centralThemeRelation blurred boundary between performance and reality
psychological unraveling
characterTrait emotionally volatile
characterType aging actress
createdBy John Cassavetes
featuredInCountryOfOrigin United States
featuredInLanguage English
hasArtisticContext Broadway theater production
hasDirectorOfWork John Cassavetes
hasMedium theater performance within the film
hasReleaseYearOfWork 1977
hasScreenwriterOfWork Gena Rowlands
John Cassavetes
narrativeFunction explores the psychology of performance
narrativeRole protagonist
occupation stage actress
portrayedBy Gena Rowlands
strugglesWith aging
identity
mental instability

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Gena Rowlands hasRole Myrtle Gordon in Opening Night