Character Relationships in Splitz

Gina (played by Robin Johnson) is a protagonist in Splitz. Guitarist for The Splitz. After witnessing her peers being mistreated during a soccer match, she joins the game and brings the band into the Phi Betas sorority. She later recruits Warwick to coach the team and helps orchestrate blackmail against the Dean's husband. Joan (played by Patti R. Lee) appears in Splitz. Lead singer of The Splitz. She is trapped in the locker room by Fern Hymenstein before the final basketball competition but is successfully rescued by Warwick to ensure the band can perform. Susie (played by Barbara Bingham) appears in Splitz. Drummer for The Splitz. She is the object of Warwick's romantic interest, which Gina exploits to recruit Warwick as the team's coach. Dean Hunta (played by Shirley Stoler) appears in Splitz. Corrupt college dean who rigs sorority competitions to force Phi Betas out of their house. After Chuck's expulsion, she is hypnotized by Vinnie and forced to open the band's big club performance with a bawdy song. Chuck (played by Chuck McQuary) appears in Splitz. Hooter College student and manager of The Splitz. He attempts to use hypnosis on Vinnie, gets expelled by Dean Hunta, and ultimately leverages the hypnotized Dean to secure a major club contract for his band. Midge (played by Amelia David) appears in Splitz. Warwick (played by Tom McCleister) appears in Splitz. A classmate with a crush on Susie. Gina enlists him to coach the Phi Betas, and he later bursts into the locker room to rescue Joan during the final match.

Character Relationship Map: Splitz

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Splitz (1984) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

A struggling college band turns institutional injustice into unexpected performance success through teamwork, improvisation, and resistance.

Plot Progression

  1. A Band Against The Odds
  2. The Underdogs Enter The Game
  3. Rules Turn Against The Dean
  4. The Final Contest
  5. A Scandalous Encore

Directed by Domonic Paris

Splitz (1984) · 4.6/10 · comedy

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