SuperBob (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Bob Kenner is a mild-mannered postman who gains extraordinary powers after being struck by a meteorite fragment and becomes SuperBob, the British government's first superhero. Socially awkward and lon...
Theresa is Bob's superior within the British government and the official responsible for managing his public image and political usefulness. She authorises a documentary, prepares Bob for a weapons su...
Dorris is Bob's cleaner and also helps care for his mother at her residential home. She hopes to earn enough money to open a nursery in Colombia, but an American-funded project is used to pressure her...
June is a librarian whom Bob believes he is meeting for his first date in years. She arrives for the planned date, but Bob ends it after realising that he wants to be with Dorris. June is later taken...
Barry is Bob's security guard and lives with him in Peckham. His role reflects the constant protection and supervision attached to Bob's status as a government superhero, even while Bob remains social...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bob lives in Peckham with Barry, who is identified as his security guard.
June reveals that Theresa arranged the date because an American girlfriend would make Bob more politically useful.
Bob prepares for his first date in years with June, a librarian, but later decides not to continue because he wants to be with Dorris.
At the care home, Bob and Dorris pretend to be a couple for his mother's sake. Their closeness makes Bob realise that he has feelings for Dorris.
Theresa is Bob's superior and authorises the documentary about him. She also prepares him for the Ministry of Defence weapons summit.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bob learns that the United States funded Dorris's nursery project so that she would leave Britain, which contributes to his fury at the political mani...
Bob moves from controlled government asset to an independent hero who chooses love, personal freedom, and a life with Dorris.
Directed by Jon Drever
SuperBob (2015) · 6/10 · action, comedy, romance
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