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玛琦·辛普森

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玛琦·辛普森

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Also known as Marjorie Bouvier, Marjorie Bouvier Simpson, Marjorie Bouvier "Marge" Simpson, Marge Bouvier

fictional character from The Simpsons franchise

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Marge Simpson is a main character in *The Simpsons*, a long-running animated television series about an American family. She is notable as one of the most recognizable female characters in television history and is known for her distinctive tall blue hair and role as the matriarch of the Simpson household.

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Within Vinony's link graph, 玛琦·辛普森 is referenced by 997 other articles, and connects out to Simpson family, The Guardian and Fox Broadcasting Company.

It is catalogued under topics including American female characters in television, Animated characters introduced in 1987 and Characters created by Matt Groening.

Its subject is documented across 54 Wikipedia language editions.

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Given name
Marjorie
Gender
female
Citizenship
United States
Place of birth
Capital City
Occupation
baker
Languages spoken
English language
Performer
Anke Engelke
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present in work
The Simpsons
native label
Marge Simpson
date of birth
1956-03-19
first appearance
Good Night
birth name
Marjorie Bouvier
hair style / hair length
beehive
narrative age
34
Commons category
Marge Simpson
medical condition
flying phobia
appears in the form of
Eve
handedness
left-handedness
married name
Marjorie Bouvier Simpson
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玛乔丽·“玛琦”·辛普森(Marjorie "Marge" Simpson),本姓布维尔(Bouvier),是美国动画电视剧《辛普森一家》中的一名虚构角色,由朱莉·凯夫纳配音。她是一位善良且极具耐心的角色,是霍默·辛普森的妻子,巴特、莉萨和玛吉的母亲。她最引人注目的特点便是她以一种罕见的高度伫立的。系列的创造者马特·格勒宁用自己母亲玛格丽特·“玛琦”·格勒宁的名字来为她命名。同時也在2009年,辛普森家族播出20周年時,成為首位登上成人雜誌花花公子封面的卡通角色。

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