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Marnie Is It her Real Name
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Wainy84
09-08-2016
Or has she changed it?
Never heard of it before.
Moomin STFC
09-08-2016
It's a film by Hitchcock
Wainy84
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Moomin STFC:
“It's a film by Hitchcock”

So it is. Thought you was winding me up.
Pitman
09-08-2016
her real name is Marge
honeythewitch
09-08-2016
It is a contraction of "Marina" and became popular because of the film. I think it is very pretty.
Arcana
09-08-2016
In the film, the character's actual name is Margaret.
benbeez1
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Moomin STFC:
“It's a film by Hitchcock”

Psycho or was it Dial M For Marnie I mean Murder
Fried Kickin
09-08-2016
Come 'ere and I'll put yer over mah knee.

/coat
CLL Dodge
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by honeythewitch:
“It is a contraction of "Marina" and became popular because of the film. I think it is very pretty.”

The character in the film (and Winston Graham's novel) is originally called Margaret.
Wainy84
09-08-2016
Thanks everyone. But I still none the wiser.
CupidStunt2010
09-08-2016
Marmite sarnie or marmite sandwich lips
Star Baker
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Moomin STFC:
“It's a film by Hitchcock”

Her given name was "Rear Window", but I've no idea if she stereotyped herself to the determinism.
muggins14
09-08-2016
I love the name Marnie and I've always had a strange fascination with the film despite my intense dislike of Tippi Hedren in it.
muggins14
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Star Baker:
“Her given name was "Rear Window", but I've no idea if she stereotyped herself to the determinism.”

I remember going to see Rear Window in a small cinema in San Diego, such a fantastic film. They don't make them like that any more.
Blanche.Dubois
10-08-2016
I love Hitchcock, and the name Marnie used to be associated with some thing good, but now.....Geordie flipping shore.
An Thropologist
10-08-2016
Winston Graham ( Poldark et al) wrote a novel called Marnie. Maybe that is the inspiration.
Zarla
10-08-2016
It's a popular name in its own right, esp in the US. Nothing to do with Margaret.
CLL Dodge
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Winston Graham ( Poldark et al) wrote a novel called Marnie. Maybe that is the inspiration.”

More likely Marnie's parents saw the film adaptation than read the book.
WhatJoeThinks
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“I love the name Marnie and I've always had a strange fascination with the film despite my intense dislike of Tippi Hedren in it.”

Ah, but was Tippi her real name? Never heard it before.
An Thropologist
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by CLL Dodge:
“More likely Marnie's parents saw the film adaptation than read the book.”

Could be. I have read all Winston Graham's books but haven't seen the film. In fact until this thread I hadn't realised that the film was the film of the book. I know its sacrilege but I am not a great fan of Hitchcock.
Pitman
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by WhatJoeThinks:
“Ah, but was Tippi her real name? Never heard it before. ”

her parents were writers and big fans of tippex
James Frederick
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by Pitman:
“her parents were writers and big fans of tippex ”

On Tipexx The Mum of Mike Nesmith (The one with the Hat in The Monkees) invented it
WhatJoeThinks
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by James Frederick:
“On Tipexx The Mum of Mike Nesmith (The one with the Hat in The Monkees) invented it”

Ah, but was Mum her real name?
bbnutnut
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“I love the name Marnie and I've always had a strange fascination with the film despite my intense dislike of Tippi Hedren in it.”

Me too. It's an unusual film. I loved Diane Baker's style in it. She aged wonderfully. Saw her in an episode of Murder She Wrote in the late 80s and she looked great.

Connery was really annoyed that Hitchcock made him shave his eyebrows for that film and the fact that he did makes his face very odd in it. Connery had very, very bushy eyebrows normally.
James Frederick
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by WhatJoeThinks:
“Ah, but was Mum her real name? ”

To Mike it was.

She also went by Bette.
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