Danielle Breton

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Danielle Breton is a central character in Brian De Palma’s psychological horror-thriller film "Sisters," known for her disturbing and complex dual identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Sisters NERFINISHED
associatedWith Emil Breton NERFINISHED
Grace Collier NERFINISHED
Philip Woode NERFINISHED
countryOfOriginOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Brian De Palma NERFINISHED
distributedBy American International Pictures NERFINISHED
filmDirectedBy Brian De Palma NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Sisters
firstAppearanceYear 1972
genreOfWork psychological horror
thriller
hasCultStatus true
hasNationality Canadian
hasPsychologicalCondition dissociative identity disorder
hasScoreBy Bernard Herrmann NERFINISHED
hasSibling Dominique Breton NERFINISHED
hasTheme identity
madness
surveillance
hasTrait dual identity
mentally unstable
violent tendencies
hasTwin Dominique Breton NERFINISHED
influencedBy Psycho NERFINISHED
Rear Window NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
French
narrativeRole antagonist
protagonist
notableFor complex psychological profile
graphic murder sequence
occupation model
partOf New Hollywood cinema era NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Margot Kidder NERFINISHED
residesIn Staten Island NERFINISHED
setInWork New York City NERFINISHED
usesDeviceInPlot split-screen cinematography
subjective camera
workRuntimeMinutes 93

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Sisters mainCharacter Danielle Breton