Kate & Leopold (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kate is a cynical, ambitious market researcher living in twenty-first-century New York and Stuart's ex-girlfriend. She initially doubts Leopold's claim to be a nineteenth-century duke, but becomes imp...
Leopold is the orphaned and impoverished 3rd Duke of Albany from 1876, a cultured inventor fascinated by the arts and sciences. After falling through a time portal with Stuart, he adapts uneasily to m...
Stuart is an amateur physicist from twenty-first-century New York and Leopold's great-great-grandson. He discovers gravitational time portals and accidentally brings Leopold into the modern world, but...
Otis is the butler responsible for Leopold's care while the duke lives with Uncle Millard in 1876 New York. The synopsis identifies him as Leopold's household attendant, but does not describe any majo...
Uncle Millard is Leopold's uncle and guardian in 1876, with whom the duke lives in New York City. He urges Leopold to abandon impractical ambitions and marry a wealthy American heiress. His home later...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Otis is identified as the butler caring for the household in which Uncle Millard and Leopold live.
Leopold lives with Uncle Millard under the care of the butler Otis.
Kate is explicitly described as Stuart's ex-girlfriend.
Stuart discovers gravitational time portals, and Leopold's travel to 2001 creates consequences that may cause Stuart to disappear.
Kate and Leopold share a rooftop dinner, their first kiss, and reunite in 1876 with a kiss before dancing a bridal waltz.
Leopold lives in New York City with his uncle, Millard Mountbatten.
A romance across time forces Kate and Leopold to choose emotional authenticity over the expectations of their respective eras.
Directed by James Mangold
Kate & Leopold (2001) · 6.4/10 · comedy, fantasy, romance
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