Character Relationships in That's Life!
Harvey Fairchild (played by Jack Lemmon) is a protagonist in That's Life!.
Gillian Fairchild (played by Julie Andrews) appears in That's Life!.
Holly Parrish (played by Sally Kellerman) appears in That's Life!.
Megan Fairchild Bartlet (played by Jennifer Edwards) appears in That's Life!.
Janice Kern (played by Cynthia Sikes) appears in That's Life!.
Madame Carrie (played by Felicia Farr) appears in That's Life!.
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Character Relationship Map: That's Life!
That's Life! (1986) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Harvey Fairchild
(played by Jack Lemmon) — protagonist
Gillian Fairchild
(played by Julie Andrews) — supporting
Holly Parrish
(played by Sally Kellerman) — supporting
Megan Fairchild Bartlet
(played by Jennifer Edwards) — supporting
Janice Kern
(played by Cynthia Sikes) — supporting
Madame Carrie
(played by Felicia Farr) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Harvey Fairchild → Madame Carrie
(Professional Client And Fortune Teller) Harvey consults Madame Carrie, a local fortune teller, while trying to overcome his depression.
Gillian Fairchild → Madame Carrie
(Professional Hired Entertainer) Gillian hires Madame Carrie to entertain at the birthday party.
Harvey Fairchild → Gillian Fairchild
(Family Wife) The plot identifies Gillian as Harvey's patient wife, and she organizes family gatherings and a birthday party for him.
Harvey Fairchild → Janice Kern
(Professional Client) Janice is identified as a client whose repeated changes disrupt the magnificent house Harvey is building.
Harvey Fairchild → Megan Fairchild Bartlet
(Family Father) The plot calls Megan Harvey's pregnant daughter, and Harvey snaps at her during his period of unhappiness.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gillian Fairchild → Holly Parrish
(Social Friend) Holly is described as Gillian's friend and neighbor, and Gillian confides in her about the fear that her throat lesion may be cancerous.
Story Analysis
A troubled husband confronts aging, humiliation, and mortality before his wife's courage restores his sense of life's value.
Plot Progression
A Birthday Under Strain
Desire And Frustration
Humiliation And Doubt
Secrets Before The Party
A Difficult Celebration
Directed by Blake Edwards
That's Life! (1986) · 5.7/10 · comedy, drama
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