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Fanny is a female given name, derived from "Frances". It may refer to:

Plays and films:

• Fanny, 1932 play written by Marcel Pagnol, which spawned several adaptations:
  • Fanny (musical), 1954 Broadway musical based on several Pagnol plays, including Fanny
  • Fanny (1932 film), featuring Raimu, Pierre Fresnay, and Orane Demazis
  • Fanny (film), 1961 film based on the 1954 play, starring Leslie Caron and Horst Buchholtz
• Fanny, alternate title of Fany (film), 1995 Czech production featuring Jiřina Bohdalová

Fictional characters:

• Fanny (Guilty Gear), a video game character
• Fanny (Sesame Street)
• Fanny Price, Jane Austen's character in her 1814 novel Mansfield Park

Other uses:

• 821 Fanny, asteroid
• CSS Fanny, gunboat
• Fanny (artist) (born 1968), Scottish musician Fraser Runciman
• Fanny (singer), French singer
• Fanny (band)
• Fanny (given name)
• Fanny the elephant, a former circus elephant that lived in Pawtucket, Rhode Island
• A British and Australian slang term for the external genital organs of a female (vulva).
• An American slang term for the buttocks.
  • fanny pack
• Fanny (Be Tender With My Love), a single from the Bee Gees album "Main Course"
• Fanny, West Virginia, USA

[edit] See also

• Matt Heafy, the lead vocalist of heavy metal band Trivium, is sometimes affectionately known as 'Fannyface' by fans of the band.
• Fannie Mae, nickname of the Federal National Mortgage Association
• FANY, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry

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