[Year of first publication] 1947 (novel and film) [Character(s)] Elaine Wales (aka Estelle Wilovsky) [Work] Gentleman's Agreement (novel) Gentleman's Agreement (film) [Creator] Laura Z. Hobson, Moss Hart (screenplay) [Country of publication] United States [Details] In both the novel and the film, the Jewish woman Estelle Wilovsky changes her name to Elaine Wales so that she can get a job as a secretary and ends up working for "Phil Greenberg", the fake Jewish persona that Gentile reporter Philip Green has taken on to experience antisemitism first hand for a column he will be writing. When she discovers that Greenberg is in fact a Christian, she is confronted with her own antisemitism[67] and has been identified as an example of the self-hating Jew.[68] [Media] 
Novel, Film