Monkey Trouble (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Capuchin monkey originally named Fingers who pickpockets for a Romani thief and a mafia syndicate. After fleeing his abusive owner, he is adopted by Eva and renamed Dodger. He initially struggles wi...
A nine-year-old girl who dreams of getting a pet dog but faces restrictions from her mother and stepfather. She discovers a runaway monkey, hides him, and trains him to abandon his pickpocketing ways....
A Romani kleptomaniac who lives with and exploits a Capuchin monkey for theft. He is coerced into working for a local mafia syndicate. After his monkey runs away, he relentlessly pursues it, causes tr...
Eva's mother who initially denies her daughter a pet due to concerns about responsibility. When stolen jewelry appears in Eva's room, she investigates and eventually believes Eva's explanation about t...
A police lieutenant and Eva's stepfather who suffers from severe fur allergies. He initially suspects a cold or a rat infestation when sneezing. Upon discovering stolen items, he investigates alongsid...
Eva's toddler brother. He is occasionally cared for by Tessa and is briefly mentioned at the end when Eva brings him and Dodger to school to show her classmates.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jack is described as Eva's toddler brother, and Eva later brings both Jack and Dodger to school.
Eva leaves Dodger with Annie, a pet-store businesswoman, when Eva has to attend school.
Amy and Tom investigate the jewelry together, and the plot refers to Tom as Amy's husband.
Tom is Eva's stepfather, and he investigates after stolen jewelry is discovered in her room.
Amy is Eva's mother and initially refuses to let Eva keep a pet because she doubts Eva's responsibility.
Charlie and another mafia member approach Azro and propose that he join their crime syndicate.
Azro uses the monkey to lure tourists, pickpocket them, and burglarize wealthy homes.
The plot identifies Mark as Azro's son, and Mark later comes to retrieve Dodger.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mark comes to get Dodger back after Azro's arrest, but Dodger changes his mind and returns to Eva.
Tom is allergic to fur and initially views the household symptoms as a cold or possible rat problem before accepting Dodger.
Eva finds the runaway monkey, names him Dodger, hides him, and tries to teach him not to steal.
A lonely child protects an exploited monkey and helps him replace criminal habits with trust, family, and belonging.
Directed by Franco Amurri
Monkey Trouble (1994) · 5.7/10 · comedy, family
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