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Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle

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Resumo:The way characters in film are portrayed, through dress code, behaviour and speech, is often revealing of social patterns and social critique, independently from the film genre or the target audience. This article focuses on the portrayal of lead and supporting actors in the two instalments of Kingsman, The Secret Service and The Golden Circle (2014 and 2017 respectively, both by Mathew Vaughn), departing, in the first case, from a Pygmalionesque transformative idea and, centered in Harry/Galahad’s (Colin Firth) motto “Manners Maketh Man” to partially portray social context in Britain and extending its “tongue-in-cheek” critique to the American Southern culture in The Golden Circle, in purposely biased portraits. The emphasis is on how dialect, particularly accent, aid in the construction or deconstruction of stereotypes, both in British and North American contexts, and how they reflect particular views of the world(s).
Autores principais:Soares, Carla M.
Assunto:Kingsman Film Socio-linguistics Dialect Accent Stereotype
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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spellingShingle Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
Soares, Carla M.
Kingsman
Film
Socio-linguistics
Dialect
Accent
Stereotype
Soares, Carla M.
Kingsman
Film
Socio-linguistics
Dialect
Accent
Stereotype
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Kingsman
Film
Socio-linguistics
Dialect
Accent
Stereotype
title Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
title_full Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
title_fullStr Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
title_full_unstemmed Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
title_short Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
title_sort Kingsman, not My Fair Lady: dialect and stereotype in the films The Secret Service and The Golden Circle
topic Kingsman
Film
Socio-linguistics
Dialect
Accent
Stereotype
topic_facet Kingsman
Film
Socio-linguistics
Dialect
Accent
Stereotype
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