Marianne Renoir

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Marianne Renoir is a free-spirited, enigmatic young woman who draws Ferdinand “Pierrot” into a doomed, anarchic road adventure in Jean-Luc Godard’s film "Pierrot le Fou."

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Marianne Renoir canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
alsoKnownAs Marianne
appearsIn Pierrot le Fou
associatedWith Ferdinand Griffon
Pierrot
causes Ferdinand Griffon leaving his bourgeois life
characterTrait anarchic
enigmatic
free-spirited
impulsive
rebellious
countryOfOrigin France
creator Jean-Luc Godard
fate dies at the end of the film
firstAppearance Pierrot le Fou
genreContext French New Wave cinema
linked to: French New Wave
inUniverseStatus on the run from gangsters
languageOfWork French
medium film
narrativeFunction catalyst for Ferdinand’s transformation
narrativeRole female lead
love interest of Ferdinand Griffon
participatesIn crime
road adventure
partOf Pierrot le Fou characters
portrayedBy Anna Karina
relationship romantic relationship with Ferdinand Griffon
setting France
Mediterranean coast
themeInvolvement anti-consumerism
existentialism
romantic disillusionment
violence and crime
yearOfFirstAppearance 1965

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Pierrot le Fou character Marianne Renoir
Ferdinand Griffon hasRelationshipWith Marianne Renoir
Pierrot le Fou hasMainCharacter Marianne Renoir
subject linked to: Pierrot the Madman