Grizzly (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Lead park ranger tracking a massive man-eating grizzly in the forest.
Veteran park ranger assisting in the hunt for the man-eating bear.
Park ranger assisting in the hunt for the man-eating bear.
Park ranger's wife dealing with the aftermath of the bear attacks.
Park ranger assisting in tracking the man-eating grizzly.
Minor character, possibly a festival attendee or local.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kittridge supervises the park while Scott works as a naturalist assisting with the bear investigation and tracking effort.
Allison's character profile identifies her as a park ranger's wife, and the plot places her with Kelly when they investigate the campsite deaths.
Kittridge is identified as the park supervisor, while Kelly is the chief ranger. Kittridge blames Kelly for the attacks and makes decisions about whet...
After the search becomes dangerous, Kelly recruits helicopter pilot Stober to assist in locating the grizzly. They later hunt the animal together and...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the grizzly kills the mother near the park and severely mutilates her child, Kelly responds by closing the park and banning all hunters.
Stober and Kelly observe Scott tracking the grizzly from the air, and Scott communicates his identification of the animal to them.
Kelly and naturalist Scott were responsible for moving the bears before tourist season. Scott later tracks the grizzly while Kelly leads the official...
A chief ranger struggles against an enormous prehistoric bear while institutional hesitation allows the violence to escalate.
Directed by William Girdler
Grizzly (1976) · 5.2/10 · adventure, horror, thriller
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