Bachelorette (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Regan Crawford is Becky's longtime friend and one of the central women preparing for the bachelorette party. Secretly jealous of Becky's engagement, she helps hide the ruined wedding dress, has sex wi...
Becky Archer is the bride whose wedding drives the story. She is engaged to Dale and tries to celebrate with her longtime friends, but leaves after being reminded of her cruel school nickname. After h...
Gena Myers is one of Becky's closest friends, flying from Los Angeles to attend the bachelorette party. She brings cocaine, exposes a painful part of Becky's past during her toast, and argues that the...
Katie Lawrence is one of Becky's friends and joins the others in drinking and using cocaine. She damages the bridal gown, reveals a previous suicide attempt to Joe, and later overdoses on Xanax in the...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gena and Katie drink and use cocaine together in the suite after Becky leaves.
Katie attends Becky's bachelorette celebration and later arrives at the wedding ceremony with the other women.
Gena attends Becky's bachelorette party, gives a toast about their high-school history, and later helps restore Becky's dress.
Regan contacts Katie about the bachelorette events, and the two remain together throughout the party crisis.
Regan notifies Gena about Becky's engagement, and the three friends later remain together during the bachelorette night.
The plot begins with Regan having lunch with her longtime friend Becky, who tells her about the engagement.
A fractured friendship group confronts jealousy, painful secrets, and the consequences of a disastrous bachelorette night before finding temporary reconciliation.
Directed by Leslye Headland
Bachelorette (2012) · 5.4/10 · comedy, romance
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