Margit Agnew (played by Myrna Loy) is a protagonist in Double Wedding.
A disciplined and successful businesswoman who initially clashes with Charlie's bohemian lifestyle. She reluctantly poses for his portrait, falls for his unconventional charm, and embraces love amidst comedic chaos. Irene Agnew (played by Florence Rice) appears in Double Wedding.
The younger, impulsive sister of Margit. After four years of engagement to Waldo, she leaves him for Charlie but is eventually reconciled with Waldo, leading to a chaotic and happy resolution. Waldo Beaver (played by John Beal) appears in Double Wedding.
Irene's pliable cousin and fiancé of four years. Lacking initiative, he is coached by Charlie but fails to appear for the fake wedding. He eventually arrives drunk, punches Charlie, and carries off Irene, while unexpectedly confessing love for Margit.
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Characters
Margit Agnew
(played by Myrna Loy) — protagonist
A disciplined and successful businesswoman who initially clashes with Charlie's bohemian lifestyle. She reluctantly poses for his portrait, falls for his unconventional charm, and embraces love amidst...
Irene Agnew
(played by Florence Rice) — supporting
The younger, impulsive sister of Margit. After four years of engagement to Waldo, she leaves him for Charlie but is eventually reconciled with Waldo, leading to a chaotic and happy resolution.
Waldo Beaver
(played by John Beal) — supporting
Irene's pliable cousin and fiancé of four years. Lacking initiative, he is coached by Charlie but fails to appear for the fake wedding. He eventually arrives drunk, punches Charlie, and carries off Ir...
Key Relationships
Margit Agnew → Waldo Beaver
(Conflict Opponent)
Margit Agnew → Irene Agnew
(Family Sister)
Irene Agnew → Waldo Beaver
(Family Fiancé)
Story Analysis
A bohemian artist disrupts a disciplined businesswoman's life, leading to a comedic double wedding that resolves romantic entanglements.