Character Relationship Map: Fetch
Fetch (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher
(played by David Leitch) — protagonist
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Tony
(played by Rodney Rowland) — protagonist
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Husband
(played by Rob Moran) — supporting
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Susan
(played by Allison Dunbar) — supporting
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Wife
(played by Lisa Stothard) — supporting
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Spike
(played by Zen Gesner) — supporting
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The Hot Maid
(played by Bridgett Riley) — supporting
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Franky
(played by Shadi Dwait) — supporting
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Jimmy
(played by Joe Tabb) — supporting
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Daughter
(played by Bella Bernhardt) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Wife → Daughter
(Family Parent) — Mother-daughter relationship
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Husband → Daughter
(Family Parent) — Father-daughter relationship
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Husband → Wife
(Family Spouses) — Married couple involved in the case
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher → The Hot Maid
(Professional Witness) — Potential source of information for Fetch's case
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher → Jimmy
(Professional Subject) — Fetch is tracking Jimmy as part of his case
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher → Franky
(Professional Subject) — Fetch is tracking Franky as part of his case
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher → Susan
(Professional Witness) — Fetch is investigating information from Susan
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John 'Fetch' Fetcher → Tony
(Professional Colleague) — Work colleagues who discuss the case
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Susan → Husband
(Social Acquaintance) — Knows the husband through the case
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Spike → John 'Fetch' Fetcher
(Conflict Antagonist) — Obstacle in Fetch's investigation
Story Analysis
An investigator's pursuit of truth in a deceptively simple case
Plot Progression
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The Promised Simplicity
— Fetch receives what appears to be a straightforward case, but initial investigation reveals complications.
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Unraveling Truths
— The case becomes increasingly complex as witnesses evasively and family connections emerge.
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Confrontation and Resolution
— Fetch confronts the antagonists and resolves the case, finding the truth despite the challenges.
Directed by Daniel Bernhardt
Fetch (2007) · 2/10 · action, comedy
Content sources
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