Christmas Do-Over (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kevin is a lazy, selfish music composer and Jill's divorced former husband, as well as Ben's father. He repeatedly relives Christmas, initially exploiting the reset to sabotage Todd and chase Jill, bu...
Jill is Kevin's former wife and Ben's mother. She is hurt by Kevin's selfishness and initially rejects his attempts to win her back with money or gifts, while accepting Todd's proposal. After Kevin ge...
Todd is Jill's new boyfriend, a cardiologist who treats Jill and Ben generously and proposes to Jill during the repeated Christmas. Kevin first sabotages him out of jealousy, but Todd later saves Kevi...
Arthur is Jill's father and one of Kevin's former in-laws. He repeatedly loses the Christmas fair competition to neighboring rivals, while Kevin initially struggles to support him. After changing his...
Ben is Kevin and Jill's son. He welcomes Kevin despite the disappointing gift, hopes that his parents will reunite, and becomes deeply upset when Kevin behaves selfishly at the Christmas fair. His fee...
Granny Conlon is an elderly member of Jill's family and the only adult who warmly welcomes Kevin at first. During one of the repeated Christmas days, she has a heart-to-heart conversation with him abo...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly calls Arthur Jill's father and shows Kevin continuing to celebrate Christmas with him.
Ben is identified as Jill's son, and Jill is deeply upset when Kevin's behavior hurts him.
Todd proposes to Jill during the repeated Christmas events, and Jill accepts his proposal before the relationship changes.
Kevin is described as divorced from Jill, yet he remains obligated to celebrate Christmas with her family.
The plot identifies Kevin as Ben's father. Kevin repeatedly tries to improve Christmas because Ben hopes his parents will reunite.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Todd gives Ben a better gift than Kevin's easy bake oven and is accepted by the family during the Christmas gathering.
Granny Conlon is one of the few people who welcomes Kevin, and she has a heart-to-heart talk with him about his life choices.
Todd outshines Kevin, gives Jill a new car, receives Ben's approval, and proposes to Jill. Kevin repeatedly sabotages Todd before recognizing his own...
Kevin must spend Christmas with Jill's father, who never liked him, while Kevin later joins Arthur in the fair competition.
A selfish divorced father repeatedly relives Christmas until he learns that genuine responsibility and love cannot be replaced by gifts or manipulation.
Directed by Catherine Cyran
Christmas Do-Over (2006) · 5.7/10 · comedy, family, fantasy, tv-movie
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