Character Relationships in Berkeley Square
Peter Standish (played by Leslie Howard) is a protagonist in Berkeley Square.
The American Ambassador (played by Samuel S. Hinds) appears in Berkeley Square.
Mr. Throstle (played by Ferdinand Gottschalk) appears in Berkeley Square.
Marjorie Frant (played by Betty Lawford) appears in Berkeley Square.
Sir Joshua Reynolds (played by Olaf Hytten) appears in Berkeley Square.
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Character Relationship Map: Berkeley Square
Berkeley Square (1933) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Peter Standish
(played by Leslie Howard) — protagonist
The American Ambassador
(played by Samuel S. Hinds) — supporting
Mr. Throstle
(played by Ferdinand Gottschalk) — supporting
Marjorie Frant
(played by Betty Lawford) — supporting
Sir Joshua Reynolds
(played by Olaf Hytten) — minor
Key Relationships
Peter Standish → Peter Standish
(Temporal Time Swap)
Peter Standish → Mr. Throstle
(Conflict Romantic Rival)
Peter Standish → Sir Joshua Reynolds
(Professional Client And Painter)
Peter Standish → The American Ambassador
(Alliance Confidant)
Peter Standish → Marjorie Frant
(Romantic Fiancées)
Story Analysis
A modern man travels back to 1784, experiences cultural displacement, and ultimately returns to find spiritual resolution.
Plot Progression
The Inherited Obsession
Crossing the Temporal Threshold
Visions and Realizations
The Return and Resolution
Directed by Frank Lloyd
Berkeley Square (1933) · 5.9/10 · fantasy, romance
