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This document summarizes the portrayal of female characters in popular films from the 1980s. In E.T., a mother protects her children while a rebellious teenager feels blamed. In Star Wars films, Princess Leia transitions from needing protection to taking a more dominant role. In Batman, Vicki Vale helps Batman after initially being a damsel in distress. Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark is an independent woman who still needs some assistance. Ghostbusters and Indiana Jones films also depicted women as beautiful and sometimes manipulative objects of male attention who show weakness but gain strength. Many other films like Beverly Hills Cop and Back to the Future had few or no female roles.
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- 1. 1980’s
- 2. E.T (1982) • A motherly figure, who tries to keep everything in order and look after her children. Trying to do what is best for them. • A stroppy teenager, who thinks everything is going against her and feels as though she is blamed. • An innocent young girl, who doesn’t do anything wrong and contrasts the stroppy teenager. She is seen this way due to the way she looks, by her clothes and her hair in piggy tails.
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- 5. Batman (1989) • Vicki Vale is portrayed as a beautiful, blonde haired young women. • She is portrayed as being the damsel in distress and in the need of help, but ends up helping Batman.
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- 7. Ghostbusters (1984) •Seen as quite seductive and manipulative in the trailer. However, is an independent woman.
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