The Girl — Dreams That Money Can Buy Character Profile

About The Girl

A little girl who enters Joe's office with the blind man. She plays with a ball that transforms into Alexander Calder's mobiles and later leaves a blue poker chip on the floor, which Joe uses to trigger his own dream.

Character Facts

Played by

Ruth Sobotka

Appears in

Dreams That Money Can Buy (1947)

Role

Cameo

Relationships (4)

• The Girl — Romantic Flirtatious Pursuer — Joe / Narcissus (Jack Bittner)

  A romantic and activist dynamic where the girl pursues Joe emotionally and ideologically.

• The Girl — Social Waiting Room Strangers — The blind man (Anthony Laterie)

  Unrelated individuals coexisting in Joe's commercial waiting area.

• The Girl — Conflict Chaotic Encounter — The Gangster (John La Touche)

  Both characters are caught in the same external urban chaos surrounding the office.

• The Girl — Narrative Dream Vs Reality — The man (Herb Campbell)

  A narrative juxtaposition between activist reality and avant-garde dream logic.

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More characters from Dreams That Money Can Buy

• Joe / Narcissus (Jack Bittner)
• Mr. A. (Samuel Cohen)
• Theatre Extra (Stanley Kubrick)
• Le President (Max Ernst)
• The man (Herb Campbell)
• Policeman (Bernard Friend)
• The blind man (Anthony Laterie)
• The Gangster (John La Touche)
• Mrs. A. (Ethel Beseda)