Lazar Wolf

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Lazar Wolf is the wealthy village butcher and would-be suitor to Tevye’s daughter in the musical and film "Fiddler on the Roof."

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Lazar Wolf canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
stage character
adaptedBy Joseph Stein
appearsIn Fiddler on the Roof
Fiddler on the Roof (1964 musical)
Fiddler on the Roof (1971 film)
linked to: Fiddler on the Roof
basedOn character from Sholem Aleichem stories
betrothalStatus briefly betrothed to Tzeitel
conflictWith Motel Kamzoil
createdBy Sholem Aleichem (source stories)
linked to: Sholem Aleichem
drinksWith Tevye
famousScene “To life, to life, l’chaim!” celebration
firstFilmAppearanceYear 1971
firstStageAppearanceYear 1964
languageOfOrigin Yiddish
lyricsBy Sheldon Harnick
musicalBy Jerry Bock
narrativeFunction represents traditional arranged marriage
source of comic tension
nationalityInFiction Russian Empire Jew
occupation butcher
personalityTrait emotional
proud
quick-tempered
portrayedBy Various stage actors in Broadway and West End revivals
Zero Mostel (original Broadway – Tevye’s counterpart, not Lazar)
linked to: Tevye
relationshipTo Tevye
Tzeitel
relationshipType Tevye’s friend
would-be suitor of Tzeitel
religionInFiction Judaism
roleInWork supporting character
setting Anatevka
socialStatus wealthy
songAssociatedWith To Life

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Anatevka inhabitantInFiction Lazar Wolf
To Life sungByCharacter Lazar Wolf
Motel Kamzoil conflictWith Lazar Wolf
Yente associatedWithCharacter Lazar Wolf