Sylvia Fowler

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Sylvia Fowler is a scheming, sharp-tongued Manhattan socialite and chief instigator of gossip in the classic 1939 film "The Women."

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Sylvia Fowler canonical 3
Sylvia Fowler (stage character) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
socialite
appearsIn The Women
The Women (1939 film)
The Women (play)
basedOn Sylvia Fowler (stage character)
linked to: Sylvia Fowler
characterTrait gossipy
scheming
sharp-tongued
countryOfOriginOfWork United States
createdBy Clare Boothe Luce
dialogueStyle sarcastic
witty
fictionalLocation New York City
firstAppearance The Women (play, 1936)
linked to: The Women (play)
genreOfWorkAppearedIn comedy
satire
medium film
theatre
narrativeFunction antagonist
comic relief
notableFor comic antagonism
spreading malicious gossip
occupation socialite
partOfEnsemble all-female cast of The Women
portrayedBy Rosalind Russell
relationshipToProtagonist friend and rival of Mary Haines
roleInNarrative chief instigator of gossip
setting Manhattan

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

The Women (1939 film) mainCharacter Sylvia Fowler
The Women hasCharacter Sylvia Fowler
subject linked to: The Women (play)
Mary Haines hasFriend Sylvia Fowler
Sylvia Fowler basedOn Sylvia Fowler (stage character)
linked to: Sylvia Fowler