Divorcing Jack (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dan Starkey is a Northern Irish newspaper columnist covering the election with Charles Parker. His affair with Margaret leads to her murder, the accidental death of her mother, and suspicion from the...
Lee Cooper is a nurse by day and a stripper by night who rescues Dan Starkey after paramilitaries shoot at him. She helps him recognize that Margaret's final words refer to the composer on the tape ra...
Charles Parker is an American journalist assigned to cover the election with Dan Starkey. He becomes suspicious after their attack by Protestant paramilitaries and agrees to help Dan investigate Marga...
Margaret is a young art student involved in an affair with Dan Starkey and the former girlfriend of Cow Pat Keegan. She gives Dan a tape of classical music, but is later found dying after a violent at...
Michael Brinn is a charismatic former victim of the Northern Irish conflict and the apparent favorite in the election, campaigning for disarmament and peace. Dan and Charles Parker interview him befor...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Charles accompanies Dan to Brinn's residence for an exclusive election interview.
Dan and Charles visit Brinn's residence for an exclusive interview during the election campaign.
Dan and Charles are sent to cover the upcoming elections and later meet to investigate the meaning of Margaret's final words.
Dan is caught cheating on his wife with Margaret and continues seeing her at her apartment.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At Brinn's residence, Margaret is revealed to be the daughter of an old friend who is a prominent politician in Brinn's party.
Lee saves Dan after paramilitaries shoot at him and later storms the council block to rescue Dan and his wife.
A journalist uncovers political terrorism while trying to survive murder accusations, kidnappings, and the destruction of his personal life.
Directed by David Caffrey
Divorcing Jack (1998) · 6/10 · comedy, romance
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