Gypo Nolan

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Gypo Nolan is the tragic, guilt-ridden Irish ex-revolutionary whose betrayal of a comrade drives the emotional and moral conflict at the heart of the 1935 film "The Informer."

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Gypo Nolan canonical 1
Gypo Nolan (novel character) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
adaptedFrom Gypo Nolan (novel character)
linked to: Gypo Nolan
appearsIn The Informer
associatedWithOrganization Irish revolutionary movement (fictionalized)
awardContext Victor McLaglen’s Academy Award for Best Actor for portraying Gypo Nolan
basedOnWork The Informer (novel)
linked to: The Informer
centralConflict betrayal of a comrade
characterTrait emotionally tormented
guilt-ridden
morally conflicted
countryOfOrigin Ireland
createdBy Liam O’Flaherty
drives emotional conflict in The Informer
moral conflict in The Informer
emotionalArc from betrayal to remorse
filmDirectorOfWork John Ford
genreOfWork drama
psychological drama
languageOfWork English
medium cinema
moralStatus morally ambiguous
narrativeRole protagonist
tragic hero
nationality Irish
notableFor central role in The Informer’s narrative
depiction of overwhelming guilt
occupation ex-revolutionary
partOf The Informer (1935 American drama film)
linked to: The Informer
portrayalIn The Informer (1935 film)
linked to: The Informer
portrayedBy Victor McLaglen
productionCompanyOfWork RKO Radio Pictures
settingOfActions Dublin
themeInvolvement betrayal
guilt
loyalty
redemption
timePeriod Irish War of Independence (fictionalized context)
workYear 1935

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The Informer (1935 film) mainCharacter Gypo Nolan
subject linked to: The Informer
Gypo Nolan adaptedFrom Gypo Nolan (novel character)
linked to: Gypo Nolan