Dinah Hunter (played by Yvette Mimieux) is a protagonist in Jackson County Jail.
Coley Blake (played by Tommy Lee Jones) appears in Jackson County Jail.
Bobby Ray (played by Robert Carradine) appears in Jackson County Jail.
David (played by Howard Hesseman) appears in Jackson County Jail.
Sheriff Dempsey (played by Severn Darden) appears in Jackson County Jail.
Mr. Bigelow (played by Cliff Emmich) appears in Jackson County Jail.
Candy (played by Marciee Drake) appears in Jackson County Jail.
Jackson County Jail (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dinah Hunter
(played by Yvette Mimieux) — protagonist
Coley Blake
(played by Tommy Lee Jones) — supporting
Bobby Ray
(played by Robert Carradine) — supporting
David
(played by Howard Hesseman) — supporting
Sheriff Dempsey
(played by Severn Darden) — supporting
Mr. Bigelow
(played by Cliff Emmich) — supporting
Candy
(played by Marciee Drake) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dinah Hunter → Sheriff Dempsey
(Power Detainee And Authority)
Dempsey explains that Dinah must remain in jail until her identity can be verified.
Coley Blake → Sheriff Dempsey
(Power Prisoner And Custodian)
Sheriff Dempsey tells Coley that he will be extradited to Texas for a murder charge.
Dinah Hunter → Mr. Bigelow
(Professional Adversaries)
Dinah quits her advertising job after arguing with client Mr. Bigelow, though she later gets the job back.
David → Candy
(Romantic Affair Partners)
Dinah finds David in the swimming pool with Candy, establishing an intimate relationship between them.
Dinah Hunter → David
(Romantic Former Lovers)
Dinah returns home and finds David in the swimming pool with another woman, Candy. She is sick of his constant philandering and ends their relationshi...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
