Table for Three (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ryan is one half of the seemingly perfect, highly co-dependent couple invited by Scott to share his apartment. He and Mary are almost never apart and intrude on Scott's life and romance with Leslie. L...
Mary is Ryan's intensely dependent partner and the other member of the couple living with Scott. Her constant involvement helps disrupt Scott's relationship with Leslie. During the road trip, she admi...
Ted is a friend of Ryan and Mary who provides Scott with an important explanation of their relationship. He tells Scott that the couple are never apart, even sharing a workplace cubicle, and that they...
Leslie is Scott's new romantic partner whose relationship with him is severely affected by Ryan and Mary's constant interference. She becomes convinced that their presence damaged the romance and init...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mary and Ryan are described as a seemingly perfect couple who are almost never apart. Mary also says that she has had sex almost exclusively with Ryan...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ryan and Mary interrupt the meeting with Leslie and later claim they will break up temporarily, prompting Leslie to reassess the damaged romance.
Mary and Ryan insert themselves into the new romance, and Leslie recognizes that their presence adversely affected her relationship with the young man...
Ted is identified as a friend of Mary and Ryan and comments on their inseparable relationship.
Ted is identified as a friend of Mary and Ryan and tells the young man that the couple needs someone new to talk to.
A romance is destabilized when an inseparable couple turns emotional dependence into a shared way of controlling social relationships.
Directed by Michael Samonek
Table for Three (2009) · 4.6/10 · comedy, romance
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