Maris Crane

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Maris Crane is the perpetually unseen, aristocratic, and neurotic wife (and later ex-wife) of Niles Crane in the television sitcom "Frasier," often serving as a source of off-screen humor and plot tension.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
television character
appearsIn Frasier NERFINISHED
characterTrait controlling
highly anxious
hypochondriac
neurotic
self-absorbed
status-conscious
vain
comedyType running off-screen joke
createdFor Frasier NERFINISHED
diet extremely restrictive diet
exSpouseOf Niles Crane NERFINISHED
familyBackground old money family
genre sitcom
legalIssue involved in a murder trial storyline
marriageType loveless marriage with Niles Crane
medium television
mentionedBy Daphne Moon NERFINISHED
Frasier Crane NERFINISHED
Martin Crane NERFINISHED
Niles Crane NERFINISHED
Roz Doyle NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction off-screen source of humor
source of plot tension
nationality American
physicalTrait extremely thin
pale complexion
short stature
portrayalStyle described only through dialogue
relationshipDynamic emotionally distant from Niles Crane
financially supports Niles Crane
often critical of Niles Crane
relationshipStatus divorced from Niles Crane later in series
married to Niles Crane at start of series
relativeByMarriage Frasier Crane NERFINISHED
Martin Crane NERFINISHED
residence Seattle NERFINISHED
runningGag never seen on screen
setting Seattle, Washington NERFINISHED
socialClass aristocratic
upper class
spouseOf Niles Crane NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1990s
early 2000s
universe Frasier universe
visibility unseen character
wealthStatus very wealthy

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Niles Crane spouse Maris Crane