Tom Guthrie (played by Aidan Quinn) is a protagonist in Plainsong.
Victoria Roubideaux (played by America Ferrera) appears in Plainsong.
Harold McPheron (played by William Andrews) appears in Plainsong.
Raymond McPheron (played by Geoffrey Lewis) appears in Plainsong.
Ella Guthrie (played by Megan Follows) appears in Plainsong.
Russell Beckman (played by Zachery Ty Bryan) appears in Plainsong.
Dwayne (played by Jeffrey Carlson) appears in Plainsong.
Bobby Guthrie (played by Cody Arens) appears in Plainsong.
Plainsong (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tom Guthrie
(played by Aidan Quinn) — protagonist
Victoria Roubideaux
(played by America Ferrera) — supporting
Harold McPheron
(played by William Andrews) — supporting
Raymond McPheron
(played by Geoffrey Lewis) — supporting
Ella Guthrie
(played by Megan Follows) — supporting
Russell Beckman
(played by Zachery Ty Bryan) — supporting
Dwayne
(played by Jeffrey Carlson) — supporting
Bobby Guthrie
(played by Cody Arens) — supporting
Ike Guthrie
(played by Mick Hazen) — supporting
Mrs. Beckman
(played by Margo Martindale) — minor
Betty Roubideaux
(played by Margot Rose) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Victoria Roubideaux → Dwayne
(Romantic Former Couple)
Dwayne is identified as Victoria's former boyfriend and asks her to return to Denver with him, promising to care for her and the baby.
Harold McPheron → Raymond McPheron
(Family Brothers)
The reference calls them the McPheron brothers and says they have lived alone since losing their parents.
Victoria Roubideaux → Betty Roubideaux
(Family Mother And Daughter)
Victoria's mother realizes Victoria is pregnant, refuses to help, and tells her to leave if she will not follow her rules.
Russell Beckman → Mrs. Beckman
(Family Mother And Son)
Russell's mother defends him when the school says he intimidated a student and assaulted a teacher.
Tom Guthrie → Ella Guthrie
(Family Spouses)
The reference identifies Tom's household and lists Ella Guthrie as a member of the Guthrie family, but does not describe their specific interaction.
Tom Guthrie → Bobby Guthrie
(Family Father)
Tom urges his sons, Ike and Bobby, out of bed before leaving to speak with the school principal.
Tom Guthrie → Ike Guthrie
(Family Father)
Tom urges his sons, Ike and Bobby, out of bed before leaving to speak with the school principal.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Russell Beckman → Victoria Roubideaux
(School Conflict)
At school, Russell disrupts Victoria while she struggles to give a presentation, and the tension leads to a confrontation involving a teacher.
Tom Guthrie → Raymond McPheron
(Social Acquaintances Through Their Sons)
Tom's sons spend time with the McPheron brothers.
Tom Guthrie → Harold McPheron
(Social Acquaintances Through Their Sons)
Tom's sons spend time with the McPheron brothers.
Victoria Roubideaux → Raymond McPheron
(Alliance Supportive Guardian)
Harold and Raymond offer Victoria a place to stay, give her a room, and wait at the hospital through her long labor.
Victoria Roubideaux → Harold McPheron
(Alliance Supportive Guardian)
Harold and Raymond offer Victoria a place to stay, show her around their home, and give her a room; Harold stands by her during the pregnancy.
Tom Guthrie → Russell Beckman
(School Conflict)
Tom leaves early to speak with the principal about a student whose problems go beyond cheating; the school account says Russell intimidated a student...
Story Analysis
The provided account follows Victoria's search for support during pregnancy alongside Tom's school concerns and an unresolved threat involving Russell.
Plot Progression
School Trouble and Family Strain
A Home Refused and Offered
Choosing a Future
Labor and an Unresolved Threat
Directed by Richard Pearce
Plainsong (2004) · 7.2/10 · drama, tv-movie
Content sources
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