Narrative: Going to Scottland.
Genre: Action.
The action style fits with the period.
Richard Hannay - Male lead.
Characteristics...
Well dressed (suit)
Persistant
Strong
Clumsy (Non - stereotypical)
Flirtatious
A gentleman
Mysterious
Determined
Clean cut
Well spoken (A received pronunciation)
Alpha male
Unfazed
Sexist
Quick thinking
Setting: Hills/ iccolated.
The setting is a contrast from his 'city boy' life. Therefore making the character look out of place. (Vulnerability)
Camera angles...
Represent his fierce action background.
Facial expressions...
Often show concern.
Victoria Sinclair - Female lead.
Characteristics...
Upper class (wearing a petti coat)
Suffragette
Sarcastic
Strong minded
Stubborn
Uses her femininity
All of the above are non stereotypical characteristics for a feamle lead; apart from using her femininity which is a very stereotypical action of a female lead.
Victoria Sinclair also has masculine charcteristics: Climbs walls.
The lead woman holds strong views: which is a non stereotypical characteristic. The character is often the only woman in each scene.
Camera angles...
The camera often lingers on her female curves: especially when she lifts her petti coat (camera focuses on her bare legs).
Facial expressions...
Often show annoyance.
Music...
Throughout the scenes where Victoria is present the music represents suspence/non diegtic.
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