The Caller (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mary Kee
(played by Rachelle Lefevre) — protagonist
Recently divorced protagonist who moves to a new apartment to escape an abusive ex-husband. She becomes entangled in supernatural events after receiving calls from a woman named Rose claiming to be in...
George
(played by Luis Guzmán) — supporting
Mary's friendly neighbor who initially seems supportive. He later reveals to Mary that a woman named Rose hanged herself in the apartment decades ago. His corpse is eventually discovered hidden behind...
Rose Lazar
(played by Lorna Raver) — supporting
A supernatural entity claiming to be from 1979, calling Mary to search for her boyfriend Bobby. She creates paranormal anomalies in the apartment and manipulates Mary across time. After being outsmart...
Judge
(played by Cordelia González) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mary Kee → Judge
(Professional Judge In Divorce Proceedings) — The judge makes a consequential ruling in Mary's ongoing divorce proceedings, granting her custody of the dog.
During Mary's divorce proceedings, the judge rules that Mary will keep the family dog.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
George → Rose Lazar
(Social Past Acquaintances) — George remembers Rose's past, providing Mary with context about Rose's earlier life in the apartment.
George recalls Rose and her relationship with a man connected to an army base.
Mary Kee → George
(Social Friendly Neighbor) — George offers Mary neighborly support and later gives her information that connects Rose to the apartment's past.
George checks in on Mary and offers friendly company. He also tells her that Rose once lived in her apartment.
Mary Kee → Rose Lazar
(Unknown Friendship Turned Threatening) — Their connection begins as companionship between lonely women but becomes frightening as Rose's resentment and desire to keep Mary close threaten Mary's safety.
Mary and Rose form a bond through phone calls. Rose later becomes angry, tries to keep Mary close, and threatens her, before saying that all she wante...
Story Analysis
After moving away from a threatening marriage, Mary forms a strange bond with Rose, whose calls connect their loneliness across time and turn increasingly dangerous.
Plot Progression
A New Home Under Threat
— Mary moves into a new apartment after separating from her threatening husband. Her divorce continues, the judge awards her the dog, and George offers friendly company.
A Voice From Earlier
— A caller asks for Bobby, and Mary eventually speaks with Rose, who seems to live in an earlier time. The two women connect through their loneliness as Rose talks about Bobby.
The Apartment's Past
— Mary learns that Rose once lived in her apartment, and George recalls Rose's past relationship. Rose claims Mary visited her in the future, but Mary realizes those visits were invented.
A Friendship Turns Dangerous
— Rose becomes angry and accuses Mary of interfering in her love life. Her calls and apparent influence over Mary's home become threatening, culminating in a confrontation during dinner.
An Unresolved Connection
— Mary pleads with Rose to stop, and Rose's anger eventually eases. Rose says she wanted Mary's friendship, but the bond between them remains unsettling and unresolved.
Directed by Matthew Parkhill
The Caller (2011) · 6.2/10 · horror, mystery, thriller
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(Q7721028), public domain (CC0).
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