A Wedding (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dino is the groom at the troubled wedding and a member of the Corelli family. He confides in Wilson about Buffy’s pregnancy after admitting their affair, then appears to leave with the bride but is ac...
Rita is the wedding planner who insists on managing the reception according to formal procedure despite the nearly empty guest list. She creates a receiving line so the event will not look deserted an...
Dr. Jules Meecham is the disreputable physician tending to Nettie at the mansion. He recognizes that Nettie has died, informs Luigi, and gives Ingrid a pill after she becomes ill, causing her to get h...
Ingrid is the caterer working at the wedding reception. She becomes ill during the celebration, then receives a pill from Dr. Jules Meecham and gets high, causing a public disturbance. Her breakdown c...
Nettie is the bedridden Corelli matriarch and Regina’s mother. She dies suddenly while speaking with Rita, but her body remains in bed throughout the reception while guests continue visiting without r...
Luigi is Dino’s father and Regina’s husband, whose marriage was arranged by Nettie after he met Regina in Italy. He changed his name and remained estranged from his Italian family for 22 years. After...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Luigi tells Nettie's corpse that he kept his bargain for twenty-two years, referring to the marriage conditions she imposed.
Meecham informs Luigi that Nettie has died and later reminds him that she can no longer impose her marriage conditions.
Nettie is bedridden and is being tended by Dr. Jules Meecham when she suddenly dies.
Nettie Sloan is described as the mother of Dino's mother, making her Dino's maternal grandmother.
The plot identifies Luigi Corelli as Dino Corelli's father and shows Luigi reacting to events surrounding Dino's wedding.
Rita Billingsley speaks with Dino at the reception and organizes the receiving line according to the wedding plan.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Ingrid becomes ill, Meecham gives her a pill; she then gets high and causes a disturbance.
While speaking with Rita, Nettie suddenly dies, and Nettie's corpse remains in the bedroom as reception attendees visit without realizing she is dead.
A wedding reception becomes a grotesque collision of hidden death, family obligations, social performance, and accidental catastrophe.
Directed by Robert Altman
A Wedding (1978) · 6.3/10 · comedy, drama
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