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Warfield

American  
[wawr-feeld] / ˈwɔrˌfild /

noun

  1. David, 1866–1951, U.S. actor.


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From there, Fellowes and Warfield made up most of the names for the drama’s principal characters, although the Russells’ rise closely mirrors that of the Vanderbilts.

From Salon

Although “The Gilded Age” doesn’t ignore the racism the Scotts and Kirklands confront in their social circles’ limited interactions, Fellowes and Warfield’s focus more intently on the dignity and grace with which they confront their offenders.

From Salon

This is a factor of series creator Julian Fellowes tapping Sonja Warfield as his co-showrunner and hiring Black writers for the room, proving the benefit of insisting on diversity in storytelling perspectives.

From Salon

Lead singer Justin Warfield strutted around the stage in an all-black, all-leather outfit that featured a belt with golden ankhs hanging below it.

From Los Angeles Times

She spent childhood summers sweeping up hair at Total Look, her aunt’s salon, countless hours poring over magazines, watching the golden era of talk TV like “The Marsha Warfield Show” in her Norwalk home.

From Los Angeles Times