Garry Lejeune

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Garry Lejeune is a bumbling, tongue-tied actor in Michael Frayn’s farce "Noises Off," known for his romantic entanglements and frequent line mix-ups.

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Garry Lejeune canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
stage character
appearsInAct Act I of Noises Off
linked to: Noises Off

Act II of Noises Off
linked to: Noises Off

Act III of Noises Off
linked to: Noises Off
appearsInGenre farce
characterInPlay Noises Off
comicFunction source of romantic farce
source of verbal confusion
createdBy Michael Frayn
firstAppearance Noises Off (1982 stage premiere)
linked to: Noises Off
frequently breaks character on stage
forgets lines
misdelivers lines
hasTrait clumsy
easily flustered
insecure
jealous
romantically impulsive
involvedIn backstage misunderstandings
slapstick comedy sequences
jealousOf Frederick Fellowes
Lloyd Dallas
knownFor frequent line mix-ups
romantic entanglements
language English
medium theatre
memberOf the touring company in Noises Off
narrativeRole drives romantic misunderstandings
exemplifies chaos of live theatre
nationality British
occupation actor
oftenInteractsWith Belinda Blair
Dotty Otley
Frederick Fellowes
Lloyd Dallas
Poppy Norton-Taylor
partOf ensemble cast of Noises Off
performsInPlayWithinPlay Nothing On
portrayedAs bumbling
tongue-tied
roleInNothingOn Roger Tramplemain
romanticallyInvolvedWith Dotty Otley
setIn a provincial English theatre tour
typicalAction misinterprets other characters’ intentions
stumbles over entrances and exits

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Noises Off hasCharacter Garry Lejeune
Dotty Otley hasRelationshipWith Garry Lejeune