Alf Garnett is an outspoken conservative working-class man

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Alf Garnett is a fictional, fiercely opinionated working-class conservative best known as the central, controversial figure in the British television sitcom "Till Death Us Do Part."

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instanceOf fictional character
sitcom character
television character
adaptationIn film
radio
stage
characterTrait argumentative
bigoted
conservative
irascible
opinionated
outspoken
child Rita Garnett
controversialFor depiction of racism
depiction of sexism
offensive language
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
createdBy Johnny Speight
fictionalUniverse Till Death Us Do Part
firstAppearanceMedium television
firstAppearanceWork Till Death Us Do Part
gender male
genre comedy
hasTelevisionSeries In Sickness and in Health
Till Death Us Do Part
humourStyle black comedy
satire
inspiredCharacter Archie Bunker
inspiredWork All in the Family
knownFor class-based prejudices
political rants
racist remarks
sexist remarks
language English
medium television
narrativeRole anti-hero
protagonist
nationality English
network BBC
occupation dockworker
politicalIdeology conservatism
portrayedBy Warren Mitchell
setting East End of London
socialClass working class
spouse Else Garnett
themeAssociated class conflict
generational conflict
political satire
social satire

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Till Death Us Do Part characterRole Alf Garnett is an outspoken conservative working-class man