Overboard (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A wealthy, snobbish socialite who falls overboard and suffers amnesia. Dean claims she is his wife, leading her to live with his family. She adapts to working-class life, manages finances, helps desig...
A widowed carpenter and father of four. After Joanna throws him overboard, he fakes her amnesia and claims she is his wife for revenge. He works hard, learns responsible parenting, and eventually reun...
Joanna's henpecked husband who learns of her accident. He throws parties, lies about her abandonment to claim her fortune, and later retrieves her. His rude behavior and attempt to stop Joanna prompt...
Joanna's mother who suspects her daughter's disappearance. She pressures Grant to recover Joanna and accompanies him, displaying rude and entitled behavior toward the yacht staff.
One of Dean's four sons. Initially undisciplined and struggling academically, he gradually benefits from Joanna's guidance and learns to adapt to household responsibilities.
One of Dean's four sons. Initially undisciplined and struggling academically, he gradually benefits from Joanna's guidance and learns to adapt to household responsibilities.
Joanna's loyal butler. She apologizes to him after realizing her past cruelty. He defends Joanna by kicking Grant overboard when Grant threatens her with a bow and arrow.
One of Dean's four sons. Initially undisciplined and struggling academically, he gradually benefits from Joanna's guidance and learns to adapt to household responsibilities.
One of Dean's four sons. Initially undisciplined and struggling academically, he gradually benefits from Joanna's guidance and learns to adapt to household responsibilities.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Edith, Joanna's mother, grows suspicious of Joanna's disappearance and threatens to have Grant hunted down unless he retrieves her.
Dean is described as a widowed father of four sons, including Greg. Joanna persuades Dean to become a more responsible father.
Dean is described as a widowed father of four sons, including Travis. Joanna persuades Dean to become a more responsible father.
Dean is described as a widowed father of four sons, including Joey. Joanna persuades Dean to become a more responsible father.
Dean is described as a widowed father of four sons, including Charlie. Joanna persuades Dean to become a more responsible father.
Joanna apologizes to Andrew and the yacht crew for her spiteful treatment of them. Andrew later kicks Grant overboard when Grant threatens Joanna with...
Edith is Joanna's mother and grows suspicious of her disappearance, pressuring Grant to retrieve Joanna.
Grant is identified as Joanna's husband. After her memory returns, she tells him she does not love him and leaves the yacht's course to return to Dean...
After Joanna develops amnesia, Dean tells the hospital that she is his wife and the mother of his sons. She later chooses to return to him, and they k...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Grant takes aim at Joanna with a bow and arrow, and Andrew boots Grant overboard.
Joanna initially struggles with Dean's rebellious sons, then adapts to household responsibilities and helps the boys with their school and family issu...
Joanna initially struggles with Dean's rebellious sons, then adapts to household responsibilities and helps the boys with their school and family issu...
Joanna initially struggles with Dean's rebellious sons, then adapts to household responsibilities and helps the boys with their school and family issu...
Joanna initially struggles with Dean's rebellious sons, then adapts to household responsibilities and helps the boys with their school and family issu...
A wealthy socialite loses her memory and enters a working-class family through deception, eventually choosing love and belonging over her former life.
Directed by Garry Marshall
Overboard (1987) · 6.9/10 · comedy, romance
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