Paternity (1981) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Buddy manages events at Madison Square Garden and is a confirmed bachelor who lives with his housekeeper, Celia. After deciding he is ready to become a father, he searches for a surrogate and meets Ma...
Maggie is a waitress at a local coffee shop and an aspiring musician who hopes to use Buddy's offer to move to Paris and pursue her goal. She agrees to bear his child, but while living in Buddy's apar...
Larry helps Buddy search for a surrogate by assisting with the interviews Buddy arranges. He is part of Buddy's support in the effort to find someone to bear the child Buddy wants, although the plot s...
Kurt helps Buddy conduct the search for a surrogate, taking part in the interviews Buddy sets up. His role in the plot is tied to supporting Buddy's plan to become a father; the available summary does...
Jenny Lofton is an interior decorator whom Buddy mistakes for a woman applying to be his surrogate. The misunderstanding occurs while Buddy is interviewing women in his search, and it illustrates his...
Celia is Buddy's housekeeper and lives with him while he is a confirmed bachelor in New York City. The plot summary identifies her connection to Buddy but does not describe her involvement in his sear...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Buddy lives with Celia, who is identified as his housekeeper.
Buddy begins to develop romantic feelings for Maggie after initially hiring her as a surrogate.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Buddy mistakes interior decorator Jenny Lofton for a surrogate applicant and offends many women he interviews.
Buddy conducts the surrogate search with the help of Kurt.
Buddy conducts the surrogate search with the help of Larry.
A confirmed bachelor pursues fatherhood through surrogacy, then must reconcile parenthood, love, and family responsibility.
Directed by David Steinberg
Paternity (1981) · 5.2/10 · comedy
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