(This is actually a continuation of the question, since it has a size limit). The word "Fan" in present day English has two meanings: a hand-held cooling device (one of which figures strongly into the plot), and a person who is a strong supporter -- Lady Windermere also has one of those. So the question is, "Was Wilde using both meanings? or did the second meaning develop later, and it's just a coincidence?
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My Fair Lady won the Oscar for Cinematography in 1964.
My Fair Lady won the Oscar for Sound in 1964.
no Oscar is a fictitious character, even though her father, General Renier de Jarjayes, was a real person.
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"The Iron Lady," a biographical film about Margaret Thatcher, won two Academy Awards at the 84th Academy Awards in 2012. Meryl Streep received the Oscar for Best Actress for her portrayal of Thatcher, and the film also won the award for Best Makeup.
"Lady Windermere's Fan" was written by Oscar Wilde. It is a comedic play that satirizes the Victorian society through its themes of morality, deception, and social class.
It may be a reference to lady windermere's fan, a play by Oscar Wilde. The Lady windermere from the title was paranoid her husband was cheating on her with another woman (when actually is is faithful but is giving Lady Windermeres mother money.) This could be completely irrelevant but nvm!
The duration of Lady Oscar - film - is 2.07 hours.
Lady Oscar - film - was created on 1979-03-03.
Lady Oscar - 1979 is rated/received certificates of: France:U Italy:T
Lady Alroy, a character in Oscar Wilde's short story "The Canterville Ghost," embodies the complexities of aristocratic identity and societal expectations. She is portrayed as both charming and troubled, representing the tension between the superficiality of high society and the deeper emotional struggles of individuals. Her character reflects Wilde's critique of Victorian values, particularly regarding gender roles and the constraints placed on women. Overall, Lady Alroy serves as a vehicle for exploring themes of authenticity and the pursuit of personal fulfillment within a rigid social framework.
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My Fair Lady won the Oscar for Cinematography in 1964.
My Fair Lady won the Oscar for Directing in 1964.
My Fair Lady won the Oscar for Sound in 1964.
The Cowboy and the Lady won the Oscar for Sound in 1938.
The Duchess of Berwick in Oscar Wilde's "Lady Windermere's Fan" is portrayed as a socially astute and somewhat cynical character. She embodies the complexities of high society, often prioritizing appearances and social standing over genuine emotions. Despite her sharp wit and critical perspective on the moral shortcomings of others, she also shows a more compassionate side, particularly towards Lady Windermere, indicating her deeper understanding of human relationships. Overall, she serves as a vehicle for Wilde's exploration of societal norms and hypocrisy.