Waikiki Wedding (1937) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Tony is a publicity agent for the Imperial Pineapple Company and the central figure in the scheme to keep contest winner Georgia in Hawaii. He arranges the pearl adventure and writes glowing reports i...
Georgia is the contest-winning Pineapple Girl from Birch Falls who travels to Hawaii with her friend Myrtle. Bored and eager to go home, she is drawn into Tony’s staged pearl adventure and later learn...
Kimo is a native who says Georgia and Myrtle must return the black pearl to the island shrine from which it was stolen. He takes Tony, Shad, Georgia, and Myrtle across in his boat, helping move the st...
Uncle Herman is Georgia’s uncle. He is waiting with Quimby when Georgia returns to her hotel, and they explain that she has been tricked. He is part of her intended journey home with Quimby, but Shad’...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Georgia returns to her hotel and finds Uncle Herman waiting for her. He explains how she has been tricked and later prepares to leave with her.
Tony repeatedly creates romantic situations around Georgia, sings to her, and later tells her that they will be married. They are reunited at the end...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Uncle Herman explains to Georgia that she has been tricked, while Tony has arranged the deception to keep her in Hawaii. Georgia then chooses to leave...
Kimo tells the girls that the pearl must be returned and takes them in his boat to the island shrine.
Kimo takes Tony and Georgia by boat to the smaller island so the black pearl can be returned to its shrine. Tony later helps arrange their escape to t...
A publicity agent's elaborate Hawaiian deception becomes a dangerous adventure before ending in romantic reconciliation.
Directed by Frank Tuttle
Waikiki Wedding (1937) · 5.9/10 · comedy, romance
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