25 Character profiles Categorized "Sunset Boulevard (1950)" (page 1 of 3)
In the film “Sunset Boulevard”, directed by Billy Wilder in 1950, we are introduced to the aspiring writer Joe Gillis, who becomes entangled in the world of the…
The character of Sheldrake in Sunset Boulevard (1950) can be seen as a big-shot producer who has taken a liking to the main character of Joe Gillis and…
One of the smallest talking parts in Billy Wilder’s Sunset Boulevard (1950), goes to a giggling girl (played by Yvette Vickers) who is found laughing on the phone…
Betty Schaefer is a Hollywood go-getter. She dreams of becoming a writer, yet she works as a Paramount script reader. This makes her the opposite of Joe. Betty still wants…
The shopkeeper Rudy, is a minor character who’s characterization comes from exposition and the environment. Rudy does not speak. Rudy is only mentioned once during Sunset Boulevard’s (1950)…
Anna Q. Nilsson plays herself in a cameo role in Sunset Boulevard (1950) as one of the people playing in Norma’s bridge game. Anna Q. Nilsson, much like…
Morino plays a small and yet vital part in Sunset Boulevard (1950). Morino appears in only one scene in the film as Joe’s agent who Joe visits on…
In Sunset Boulevard, there is a kind of juxtaposition between the character of Norma Desmond and her guests. Sunset Boulevard, an American film directed by Bill Wilder and…
New Years Band, Sunset Boulevard Sunset Boulevard is a 1950 film directed by Billy Wilder. The film focuses on Norma, a silent film star trying to make a comeback…
Robert Emmett O’Connor is the actor who played the minor character of ‘Jonesy – Older Paramount Gate Guard’ in the 1950 film Sunset Boulevard. Sunset Boulevard follows former…
The adoring staff is comprised of actors, stagehands, security, and other associated staff that flock and surround Norma Desmond. They are composed of multiple individuals but serve a…
Within the film Sunset Boulevard there are two minor characters but they both serve a singular purpose, two laughing girls who occupy the telephone at Artie Green’s party…