Irene Bullock is a fictional character from the 1939 film "The Women," directed by George Cukor. She is portrayed as a young and naive woman who becomes involved in a complicated love triangle. The film features an all-female cast, showcasing the lives and relationships of women in high society. In "The Women," Irene's character serves as a contrast to the more experienced women around her, highlighting themes of friendship, betrayal, and personal growth. The film is notable for its sharp dialogue and social commentary, making it a classic in American cinema.