Junior (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An Austrian research geneticist and co-inventor of the miscarriage-prevention drug Expectane. When human testing is blocked, Alex secretly impregnates himself with the ovum codenamed Junior. He choose...
Alex's OB/GYN colleague and research partner, Larry proposes the unconventional experiment and persuades Alex to become its volunteer. He initially helps conceal the pregnancy, later presents the data...
A geneticist from the ovum cryogenics department who provides support for the research and later discovers that the Junior ovum is hers. Although initially shocked and angry, Diana reconciles with Ale...
The laboratory director who informs Larry about the FDA's refusal and the donation connected to Diana's department. After learning about Alex's labor, Banes summons the media in an attempt to claim cr...
Larry's ex-wife, who is pregnant at the same time as Alex after becoming pregnant by another man's personal trainer. She learns Alex's secret, accompanies Larry during the media distraction, and goes...
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Larry arranges Alex's emergency operation while Diana assists Angela with labor and then rushes to see the baby.
The plot identifies Angela as Larry's ex-wife, and they reconcile after Larry delivers her child.
Banes is the laboratory director and informs Larry about the research situation and available donation.
Alex develops a relationship with Diana, and they later reconcile by affirming that she is the mother and he is the father.
The plot identifies Alex as Larry's OB/GYN colleague, and together they invent the fertility drug Expectane.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alex reveals his pregnancy to Angela, who is also pregnant.
Diana finds Angela in labor and becomes her delivery coach while Angela experiences contractions.
Banes summons the media hoping to take credit for the world's first pregnant man, while Alex is undergoing the operation.
Diana is stunned and angry when Banes attempts to take credit for the experiment involving her ovum.
An unauthorized fertility experiment transforms scientific ambition into an unconventional story of pregnancy, parenthood, and family reconciliation.
Directed by Ivan Reitman
Junior (1994) · 5.2/10 · comedy, science-fiction
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