Character Relationships in Crosstalk
Ed Ballinger (played by Gary Day) is a protagonist in Crosstalk.
Cindy (played by Penny Downie) is a protagonist in Crosstalk.
Hollister (played by Peter Collingwood) appears in Crosstalk.
Jane (played by Kim Deacon) appears in Crosstalk.
Stollier (played by John Ewart) appears in Crosstalk.
Mrs Stollier (played by Jill Forster) appears in Crosstalk.
Clair (played by Judith Woodroffe) appears in Crosstalk.
Whitehead (played by Brian McDermott) appears in Crosstalk.
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Character Relationship Map: Crosstalk
Crosstalk (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ed Ballinger
(played by Gary Day) — protagonist
Cindy
(played by Penny Downie) — protagonist
Hollister
(played by Peter Collingwood) — supporting
Jane
(played by Kim Deacon) — supporting
Stollier
(played by John Ewart) — supporting
Mrs Stollier
(played by Jill Forster) — supporting
Clair
(played by Judith Woodroffe) — supporting
Whitehead
(played by Brian McDermott) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ed Ballinger → Whitehead
(Professional Mentor)
Ed Ballinger → Clair
(Professional Associate)
Ed Ballinger → Hollister
(Professional Associate)
Ed Ballinger → Cindy
(Professional Patient)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ed Ballinger → Mrs Stollier
(Social Acquaintance)
Ed Ballinger → Stollier
(Conflict Rival)
Ed Ballinger → Jane
(Social Acquaintance)
Story Analysis
A computer genius trapped in his penthouse discovers his advanced computer systems have developed autonomous consciousness
Plot Progression
Confinement and Adaptation
System Anomalies
Escalating Control
Discovery and Confrontation
Directed by Mark Egerton
Crosstalk (1982) · 5.3/10 · crime, horror, science-fiction, thriller
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