Guy Woodhouse

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Guy Woodhouse is a central character in Ira Levin’s horror story "Rosemary’s Baby," portrayed as an ambitious actor who betrays his wife by joining a satanic cult to advance his career.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
male character
adaptedIn film "Rosemary’s Baby" (1968)
linked to: Rosemary's Baby
alignment antagonistic
appearsIn 1968 film adaptation of "Rosemary’s Baby"
Rosemary’s Baby
linked to: Rosemary's Baby
betrays Rosemary Woodhouse
characterTrait ambitious
manipulative
selfish
unfaithful
createdBy Ira Levin
fictionalUniverse Rosemary’s Baby universe
linked to: Rosemary's Baby
firstAppearance novel "Rosemary’s Baby"
genreOfWorkAppearedIn horror
joins satanic cult
languageOfWork English
makesDealWith satanic coven
mediumOfOrigin novel
motivation career advancement
narrativeRole central character
secondary antagonist
nationality American
notableAction accepts occult help for his acting career
allows coven access to Rosemary
conspires with coven against his wife
occupation actor
portrayedBy John Cassavetes
religiousAffiliation Satanism (by choice in the story)
residence The Bramford apartment building
setting New York City
spouse Rosemary Woodhouse
themeAssociation corruption by ambition
marital betrayal
pact with evil
timePeriodOfStory 1960s

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Rosemary's Baby character Guy Woodhouse
Rosemary Woodhouse spouse Guy Woodhouse
Rosemary Woodhouse trustsInitially Guy Woodhouse
Rosemary Woodhouse distrustsLater Guy Woodhouse
The Bramford associatedWithCharacter Guy Woodhouse
Rosemary's Baby (novel) mainCharacter Guy Woodhouse