Smashing Time (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young woman from the North of England who arrives in London with Yvonne to seek fame and fortune. She confronts Tom after he mocks Yvonne in a newspaper, works at Charlotte's design shop, and repeat...
Brenda's friend and fellow newcomer from the North of England, Yvonne pursues fame in London as a model and later a pop singer. Her hit song brings her celebrity, but her popularity fades while Brenda...
A photographer whom Yvonne hopes to impress on Carnaby Street, Tom takes her picture for a newspaper and pays her, though the paper mocks her fashion. Brenda later confronts him, and he tries to charm...
A dilettante heiress who hires Brenda to manage her exclusive design shop, Too Much. When Brenda sells goods to wealthy visitors, Charlotte is displeased because the shop is left without items for ric...
An affluent man who summons Yvonne while she is working at a nightclub, gets her drunk, and takes her to an apartment he uses for one-night stands. Brenda follows them and sabotages his attempted trys...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bobby summons Yvonne at the nightclub, gets her drunk, and spirits her to an apartment kept for one-night stands.
Charlotte hires Brenda to manage her exclusive design shop, Too Much, and leaves her in charge.
Tom asks Brenda out to lunch; later Brenda is described as Tom Wabe's new girlfriend and stays overnight on his canal barge.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Brenda adds laxative to Bobby's drink and causes his bubble bath to get out of control while trying to stop his encounter with Yvonne.
Tom takes Yvonne's photo for a newspaper, but the published image mocks her as being out of fashion.
Brenda and Yvonne arrive together from the North of England and share their attempts to find success in London.
Two young women pursue London success, experience chaotic reversals and unequal fame, then abandon the city together.
Directed by Desmond Davis
Smashing Time (1967) · 6.3/10 · comedy, music
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