Harry (played by James Lance) is a protagonist in Mr. Right.
A TV producer in Soho who dreams of escaping his job. He loves Alex, struggles to keep him, and at the end appeals for Alex to return before packing for his long-planned trip away from work. Alex (played by Luke de Woolfson) appears in Mr. Right.
An aspiring yet insecure actor and caterer. He chooses independence with financial help from his brother, ultimately gently turning down Harry's pleas despite having feelings for him. Louise (played by Georgia Zaris) appears in Mr. Right.
A fag hag dating Paul. She suspects Paul is gay and observes him being slowly drawn into the gay scene despite his verbal protests. Lawrence (played by Leon Ockenden) appears in Mr. Right.
A striving soap actor dating William. Their relationship is initially complicated by Georgie's sabotage but becomes much better as she accepts them. William (played by Rocky Marshall) appears in Mr. Right.
A divorced former rugby player who finds it difficult to parent his nine-year-old daughter Georgie while dating Lawrence. His relationship with Lawrence improves as Georgie becomes more accepting. Tom (played by David Morris) appears in Mr. Right.
A successful art dealer and co-director. He is in a precarious relationship with Lars, constantly making excuses for his flings to keep him from leaving. Paul (played by Jeremy Edwards) appears in Mr. Right.
Dating Louise, he is suspected of being gay. He puts a brave face claiming to be straight but is gradually becoming more involved in the gay scene. Alex's Brother (played by Rick Warden) appears in Mr. Right.
Provides monetary assistance that allows Alex to live independently, though he does not participate directly in the main social dynamics.
Mr. Right (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Harry
(played by James Lance) — protagonist
A TV producer in Soho who dreams of escaping his job. He loves Alex, struggles to keep him, and at the end appeals for Alex to return before packing for his long-planned trip away from work.
Alex
(played by Luke de Woolfson) — supporting
An aspiring yet insecure actor and caterer. He chooses independence with financial help from his brother, ultimately gently turning down Harry's pleas despite having feelings for him.
Louise
(played by Georgia Zaris) — supporting
A fag hag dating Paul. She suspects Paul is gay and observes him being slowly drawn into the gay scene despite his verbal protests.
Lawrence
(played by Leon Ockenden) — supporting
A striving soap actor dating William. Their relationship is initially complicated by Georgie's sabotage but becomes much better as she accepts them.
William
(played by Rocky Marshall) — supporting
A divorced former rugby player who finds it difficult to parent his nine-year-old daughter Georgie while dating Lawrence. His relationship with Lawrence improves as Georgie becomes more accepting.
Tom
(played by David Morris) — supporting
A successful art dealer and co-director. He is in a precarious relationship with Lars, constantly making excuses for his flings to keep him from leaving.
Paul
(played by Jeremy Edwards) — supporting
Dating Louise, he is suspected of being gay. He puts a brave face claiming to be straight but is gradually becoming more involved in the gay scene.
Alex's Brother
(played by Rick Warden) — supporting
Provides monetary assistance that allows Alex to live independently, though he does not participate directly in the main social dynamics.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alex's Brother → Alex
(brother)
角色名包含关系词: brother
Louise → Paul
(Romantic Dating Partner)
Louise is dating Paul while suspecting that he is gay.
William → Lawrence
(Romantic Boyfriend)
William is trying to begin a relationship with Lawrence, a striving soap actor.
Harry → Alex
(Romantic Lover)
Harry loves Alex and wants him to return after Alex moves into an independent studio residence.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Louise → Tom
(Social Acquaintance)
Louise and Tom are part of the group assembled for the film's awkward dinner party.
Tom → William
(Social Acquaintance)
Tom and William are included among the Soho characters who gather at the dinner party.
Harry → William
(Social Acquaintance)
Harry and William are among the characters whose lives converge at the dinner party.
Harry → Tom
(Social Acquaintance)
Harry and Tom belong to the group of Soho individuals whose lives intersect at the awkward dinner party.
Story Analysis
An ensemble romantic drama about Soho residents negotiating desire, insecurity, independence, and uncertain new beginnings.
Plot Progression
Soho Hearts In Motion
Unstable Attachments
Secrets Over Dinner
Three Months Later
Departures And Possibilities
Directed by David Morris, Jacqui Morris
Mr. Right (2009) · 4.4/10 · comedy, drama, romance