Character Relationships in Kangaroo
Charlie (played by Lily Whiteley) is a protagonist in Kangaroo.
Chris Masterman (played by Ryan Corr) is a protagonist in Kangaroo.
Jesse (played by Rachel House) appears in Kangaroo.
Liz (played by Brooke Satchwell) appears in Kangaroo.
Trap (played by Rick Donald) appears in Kangaroo.
Rosie (played by Deborah Mailman) appears in Kangaroo.
Nick (played by Clarence John Ryan) appears in Kangaroo.
Brenda (played by Rarriwuy Hick) appears in Kangaroo.
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Character Relationship Map: Kangaroo
Kangaroo (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Charlie
(played by Lily Whiteley) — protagonist
Chris Masterman
(played by Ryan Corr) — protagonist
Jesse
(played by Rachel House) — supporting
Liz
(played by Brooke Satchwell) — supporting
Trap
(played by Rick Donald) — supporting
Rosie
(played by Deborah Mailman) — supporting
Nick
(played by Clarence John Ryan) — supporting
Brenda
(played by Rarriwuy Hick) — supporting
Murray
(played by Roy Billing) — supporting
Bernadette
(played by Geneviève Lemon) — supporting
Key Relationships
Liz → Chris Masterman
(Professional Contact)
Trap → Chris Masterman
(Conflict Antagonist)
Bernadette → Charlie
(Social Community Figure)
Brenda → Charlie
(Social Community Figure)
Murray → Chris Masterman
(Social Community Figure)
Nick → Charlie
(Social Community Figure)
Rosie → Charlie
(Social Community Figure)
Jesse → Charlie
(Social Community Figure)
Chris Masterman → Charlie
(Professional Mentor)
Story Analysis
A former TV host finds purpose in the Australian Outback through helping rehabilitate orphaned kangaroos with an Indigenous girl.
Plot Progression
Stranded in the Red Heart
Unlikely Alliance
Mission of Mercy
Cultural Exchange
Return to the Wild
Directed by Kate Woods
Kangaroo (2025) · 6.4/10 · comedy, family
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q133281185), public domain (CC0).
