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The “Tiny Guy, Huge Girl” Trope Over the Years

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September 19, 2018

Madeline Hrabik is a writer, film buff, and amateur historian…

The "Tiny Guy, Huge Girl" Trope Over the Years

Madeline Hrabik is a writer, film buff, and amateur historian from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is particularly interested in silent film, historical films, and the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema.

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