Character Relationships in New Faces
Eartha Kitt (played by Eartha Kitt) is a protagonist in New Faces.
Ronny Graham (played by Ronny Graham) appears in New Faces.
Robert Clary (played by Robert Clary) appears in New Faces.
Alice Ghostley (played by Alice Ghostley) appears in New Faces.
June Carroll (played by June Carroll) appears in New Faces.
Virginia de Luce Clayborn (played by Virginia Wilson) appears in New Faces.
Paul Lynde (played by Paul Lynde) appears in New Faces.
Bill Mullikin (played by Bill Mullikin) appears in New Faces.
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Character Relationship Map: New Faces
New Faces (1954) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Eartha Kitt
(played by Eartha Kitt) — protagonist
Ronny Graham
(played by Ronny Graham) — supporting
Robert Clary
(played by Robert Clary) — supporting
Alice Ghostley
(played by Alice Ghostley) — supporting
June Carroll
(played by June Carroll) — supporting
Virginia de Luce Clayborn
(played by Virginia Wilson) — supporting
Paul Lynde
(played by Paul Lynde) — supporting
Bill Mullikin
(played by Bill Mullikin) — supporting
Jimmy Russell
(played by Jimmy Russell) — supporting
Allen Conroy
(played by Allen Conroy) — supporting
Rosemary O'Reilly
(played by Rosemary O'Reilly) — supporting
Patricia Hammerlee
(played by Patricia Hammerlee) — minor
Clark Ranger
(played by Clark Ranger) — minor
Johnny Laverty
(played by Johnny Laverty) — minor
George Smiley
(played by George Smiley) — minor
Faith Burwell
(played by Faith Burwell) — minor
Elizabeth Logue
(played by Elizabeth Logue) — minor
Polly Ward
(played by Polly Ward) — minor
Carol Lawrence
(played by Carol Lawrence) — minor
Mr. Dee (uncredited)
(played by Henry Kulky) — minor
Story Analysis
A theatrical producer navigates financial ruin and performance hurdles to secure investment and validate a young talent.
Plot Progression
Opening Night Crisis
Conditional Investment
Stage Struggles
Triumphant Resolution
Directed by John Beal, Harry Horner
New Faces (1954) · 5.9/10 · comedy, music
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