Character Relationships in Super Fantozzi

Ugo Fantozzi (played by Paolo Villaggio) is a protagonist in Super Fantozzi. The central protagonist who lives through multiple historical eras, constantly facing absurd misfortunes, bureaucratic drudgery, and physical comedy, from prehistoric times to the future. Filini (played by Gigi Reder) appears in Super Fantozzi. Ugo's lifelong colleague and friend who endures historical mishaps alongside him, including a disastrous regatta that leaves them stranded in sewers and a chaotic football match. Adamo / Soldato Greco / Pretoriano / Cavaliere Nero / Robin Hood / Condannato alla ghigliottina / Gran Farabut Lupman Duca Modestino Balabam / Ufficiale Giapponese / Direttore Siderale (played by Gino La Monica) appears in Super Fantozzi. A versatile supporting actor portraying multiple figures across the eras, including Adam, Robin Hood, the guillotine victim, the company director Balabam, the Japanese officer, and the future boss. Eve / Princess Serbelloni Mazzanti Viendalmare / Aristocratic / Duchess Balabam / Dancer / Future Girl (played by Eva Lena) appears in Super Fantozzi. Multiple roles across time periods, often love interest or aristocratic figure.

Character Relationship Map: Super Fantozzi

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Super Fantozzi (1986) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

An anthology of absurd historical misadventures following the eternal everyman Ugo Fantozzi from biblical creation to the distant future.

Plot Progression

  1. From Eden to the Stone Age
  2. Ancient Ordeals and Divine Miracles
  3. Chivalry, Robbery, and Revolution
  4. Modern Catastrophes
  5. The Absurd Present and Future

Directed by Neri Parenti

Super Fantozzi (1986) · 6.3/10 · comedy

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