Flodder Does Manhattan! (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Patriarch of the chaotic Flodder family, known for antisocial behavior and causing trouble wherever he goes.
Matriarch of the Flodder family, frequently clashes with neighbors and engages in romantic entanglements.
Flodder daughter, acts promiscuously and gets involved in petty schemes and neighborhood mischief.
American nightclub owner who rescues the Flodders and offers them employment in New York.
Social worker assigned to guide the Flodders, constantly struggling with their chaotic behavior.
Young American man in Manhattan who becomes infatuated with Kees Flodder.
Larry Rosenbaum's wife, assists in redecorating the nightclub with the Flodders.
Official figure encountered by the Flodders during their cultural exchange program.
Patron of the shady nightclub owned by Larry Rosenbaum in Manhattan.
Flodder neighbor who frequently clashes with the family over their disruptive behavior.
Flight attendant managing the airplane journey to New York.
Ship or transport captain overseeing travel arrangements for the exchange program.
Wife of Buurman Neuteboom, involved in neighborhood disputes with the Flodders.
Minor local character interacting with the Flodder family in the neighborhood.
Diplomatic figure representing the Netherlands during the cultural exchange program.
Demented homeless individual who helps Sjakie escape and shares a shelter with him.
Restaurant staff member serving patrons in New York establishments.
Hotel doorman who assists or interacts with guests at the Plaza Hotel.
Minor character encountered during the Flodders' travels or local interactions.
Minor official or associate involved in the cultural exchange logistics.
A chaotic cultural exchange trip to New York spirals into scandal and destruction.
Directed by Dick Maas
Flodder Does Manhattan! (1992) · 5.7/10 · comedy
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