Hildy Johnson is a fictional character from the play "The Front Page," written by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur in 1928. She is a sharp-witted newspaper reporter who is known for her determination and ambition. Hildy is often portrayed as a strong female character in a male-dominated profession, showcasing her skills in journalism and her ability to navigate complex situations. In various adaptations of the play, including the 1940 film and the 1974 remake titled "The Front Page," Hildy’s character has been reimagined, often emphasizing her role in the fast-paced world of journalism. Her interactions with other characters, particularly her fiancé and fellow reporters, highlight the challenges and dynamics of the news industry during that era.