Lady Trentham

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Lady Trentham is an aristocratic Englishwoman from the film "Gosford Park," known for her sharp tongue, social snobbery, and financial dependence on her wealthy daughter Sylvia McCordle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aristocrat
fictional character
accent upper-class English accent
ageGroupInFiction elderly woman
appearsIn Gosford Park NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme British aristocracy NERFINISHED
class distinction
economic dependence
characteristic financially dependent on her daughter
sharp tongue
social snobbery
costumeStyle elegant aristocratic fashion
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
creator Robert Altman NERFINISHED
dependsOn Sylvia McCordle for financial support
ethnicGroup English
fictionalUniverse Gosford Park universe
filmGenreContext murder mystery
period drama
firstAppearance film Gosford Park (2001)
gender female
hasRelative Sylvia McCordle NERFINISHED
householdStatus guest at Gosford Park
languageOfExpression English
motherOf Sylvia McCordle NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction comic relief
social critic
narrativeRole supporting character
nationalityInFiction British
notableQuoteStyle cutting remarks
personalityTrait critical of others
haughty
sarcastic
portrayedBy Maggie Smith NERFINISHED
receivesIncomeFrom allowance from Sylvia McCordle
relationshipToHost guest of William McCordle household
residenceInFiction various country houses
screenwriter Julian Fellowes NERFINISHED
setting England
socialAttitude contemptuous of nouveau riche
disdainful toward servants
socialClass upper class
socialRole dowager aristocrat
storyTime early 1930s
title Lady
workOfFiction Gosford Park NERFINISHED

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Sylvia McCordle in Gosford Park hasMother Lady Trentham
subject surface form: Sylvia McCordle