Cary Scott

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Cary Scott is the middle-aged widow and socialite protagonist of the 1955 melodrama "All That Heaven Allows," whose romance with a younger gardener challenges the rigid norms of her upper-class community.

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Cary Scott canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
ageGroup middle-aged
appearsIn All That Heaven Allows
characterArc from social conformity to personal fulfillment
countryOfWorkOrigin United States
createdBy Douglas Sirk
familyStatus mother of two adult children
filmDirector Douglas Sirk
filmGenre melodrama
filmReleaseYear 1955
filmStudio Universal-International
gender female
languageOfWork English
livesIn suburban American town
maritalStatus widow
medium feature film
narrativeRole central viewpoint character
nationality American
notableCharacteristic challenges upper-class social norms
engages in romance with a younger man
occupation housewife
portrayedBy Jane Wyman
protagonistOf All That Heaven Allows
romanticPartner Ron Kirby
socialClass upper class
socialStatus socialite
themeAssociation age-gap romance
class conflict
conformity vs individuality

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Ron Kirby loveInterestOf Cary Scott