Linda Seton

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Linda Seton is the wealthy, idealistic young woman in the 1938 film "Holiday" who becomes drawn to her free-spirited sister’s fiancé and questions the values of her privileged world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
adaptationOf Linda Seton (Holiday stage play character)
linked to: Linda Seton
appearsIn Holiday
Holiday (1938 film)
associatedWithTheme class conflict
critique of wealth
individualism
search for meaning in life
basedOn Linda Seton (Holiday stage play character)
linked to: Linda Seton
characterTrait idealistic
introspective
rebellious
cityOfResidence New York City
conflictType generational values conflict
conflictWith Edward Seton
createdBy Philip Barry
familyName Seton
fictionalUniverse Holiday (1938 film)
filmGenreContext romantic comedy
filmReleaseYearContext 1938
firstAppearance Holiday (1938 film)
gender female
givenName Linda
medium black-and-white film
narrativeFunction challenges social conventions
narrativeRole deuteragonist
nationality American
occupation socialite
parent Edward Seton
portrayedBy Katharine Hepburn
residence Seton family mansion
romanticallyAttractedTo Johnny Case
sibling Julia Seton
Ned Seton
socialClass upper class
studioContext Columbia Pictures
valueSystem personal freedom over material success
wealthStatus wealthy

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Holiday (1938 film) mainCharacter Linda Seton
subject linked to: Holiday
Holiday (play) mainCharacter Linda Seton
Holiday (play) hasNotableRole Linda Seton
Johnny Case romanticInterest Linda Seton
Julia Seton hasSibling Linda Seton
Nick Potter sharesUniverseWith Linda Seton
Holiday hasCharacter Linda Seton
subject linked to: Nick Potter
Linda Seton basedOn Linda Seton (Holiday stage play character)
linked to: Linda Seton
Linda Seton adaptationOf Linda Seton (Holiday stage play character)
linked to: Linda Seton