Woo (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An extroverted New York City woman known for effortlessly charming men. After a psychic friend predicts she will meet a tall Virgo, she pursues Tim. Despite his awkwardness, their chaotic date, and nu...
A shy, strait-laced law clerk who reluctantly agrees to date the charismatic Woo after his friend Lenny asks for a favor. He tries to act cool with help from his neighbor Darryl, survives several humi...
One of Tim's chauvinistic friends who visits Tim's apartment. Their sexist attitudes irritate Woo, prompting her to deliberately act insane to intimidate and dismiss them.
Claudette's boyfriend who initially plans to spend the night with her but ends up hosting Woo. His bizarre obsession with chickens ruins their date, leading him to ask his best friend Tim to take Woo...
One of Tim's chauvinistic friends who visits Tim's apartment. Woo retaliates against their sexist behavior by acting erratic to freak them out and clear the room.
One of Tim's chauvinistic friends who visits Tim's apartment. Woo uses psychological tactics and acts insane to intimidate him and his friends away.
Woo's cousin who shares an awkward night with Lenny. After Woo interrupts their plans, Lenny forces Claudette to dress as a chicken ho and cluck, but her feather allergy ruins the experience.
Tim's neighbor who gives him dating advice. He supplies Tim with romantic props like incense, edible body oils, and a tape of sexy songs to help him impress Woo.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Woo pursues Tim after learning that he is a Virgo, and she eventually realizes that he is the man she wants.
Claudette and Lenny plan to spend the night together, and Lenny is identified as her boyfriend.
The plot explicitly identifies Claudette as Woo's cousin.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lenny and Claudette find themselves entertaining Woo, after which Lenny asks Tim to take her out.
Hop and Romaine are part of the same trio visiting Tim's apartment.
Frankie and Romaine are both identified as two of Tim's friends who visit the apartment together.
Frankie and Hop arrive together at Tim's apartment as members of the same trio of friends.
Romaine is part of the trio whose chauvinistic behavior provokes Woo's intimidating performance.
Hop is one of Tim's chauvinistic friends whom Woo deliberately frightens by acting erratically.
Frankie visits Tim with two friends, and their chauvinistic attitude irritates Woo, who acts insane to intimidate them.
Tim goes next door to his neighbor Darryl for advice about romancing women.
Lenny asks his best friend Tim Jackson to take Woo out.
An unpredictable romantic comedy about Woo discovering genuine commitment through a disastrous date with the sincere but awkward Tim.
Directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer
Woo (1998) · 4.3/10 · comedy, romance
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