Amanda Prynne

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Amanda Prynne is the witty, headstrong heroine of Noël Coward’s comedy "Private Lives," known for her volatile romance with her ex-husband Elyot.

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Amanda Prynne canonical 4

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instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn Private Lives
associatedWorkAuthor Noël Coward
characterTrait headstrong
impulsive
romantic
witty
conflictType marital conflict
romantic conflict
verbal sparring with Elyot Chase
coProtagonist Elyot Chase
countryOfOriginOfWork United Kingdom
createdBy Noël Coward
firstPerformanceWork 1930
genreOfWork comedy
hasDialogueStyle rapid-fire banter
sarcastic wit
hasExSpouse Elyot Chase
hasRomanticPartner Elyot Chase
hasSpouse Elyot Chase
hasStageTradition frequently revived role in modern theatre
languageOfWork English
narrativeRole heroine
protagonist
relationshipTypeWithElyotChase volatile romance
settingOfKeyScenes Deauville hotel
linked to: Deauville

apartment in Paris
typicalCharacterArchetype sophisticated, independent woman in high comedy
workMedium stage play

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Private Lives hasMainCharacter Amanda Prynne
subject linked to: Private Lives (stage)
Elyot Chase hasRelationshipWith Amanda Prynne
Victor Prynne spouse Amanda Prynne
Victor Prynne contrastsWith Amanda Prynne