Dumb Luck (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Steve is an accountant drawn into a fraud investigation after a longtime friend leaves him a message about important numbers. He works with Kelly to decipher the clues and agrees to help the agents in...
Kelly is connected to Steve’s longtime friend and works for the state attorney general’s office. After meeting Steve at the mall, she joins him in trying to understand the numbers left behind. Togethe...
Special Agent Osborne is investigating fraud with Agent Kurumada. He visits Steve and explains the investigation, asking Steve to stay close to Kelly because the agents believe she may soon make a mov...
Blaine Mitchell is suspected by Steve and Kelly of rigging the state’s mainframe so lottery results will match account numbers connected to stolen funds. Their theory is that the scheme could replace...
Kevin is Steve Hitchcock’s son and accompanies him to the mall with their dog. He jokes about escaping an awkward date, and his computer skills and unexpected involvement complicate Steve and Kelly’s...
Agent Kurumada investigates fraud alongside Special Agent Osborne and visits Steve with him. The agents explain their investigation and ask Steve to stay close to Kelly, believing she may soon make a...
Lincoln is one of Steve’s friends and plays poker with him. The plot summary identifies him in Steve’s everyday social circle but gives no further role in the investigation or additional details about...
Minnie Hitchcock sends messages to Steve asking about the numbers left behind by his longtime friend. Her messages connect her to Steve’s effort to understand the clues, though the plot summary does n...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Steve receives messages from Minnie Hitchcock asking about the numbers.
Agent Kurumada visits Steve with Special Agent Osborne and asks him to stay close to Kelly.
Osborne visits Steve with Agent Kurumada, explains the fraud investigation, and asks Steve to stay close to Kelly and help.
The plot identifies Kevin as Steve's son and describes them arriving at the mall together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Steve plays poker with friends, including Lincoln.
Kelly and Steve suspect Mitchell of manipulating the lottery system as part of a plan involving stolen funds.
Steve and Kelly suspect Blaine Mitchell rigged the state lottery mainframe to replace embezzled money.
Steve and Kelly work together to understand the numbers and investigate the suspected lottery scheme.
An accountant is drawn into a fraud investigation as he and Kelly follow numerical clues toward a suspected lottery scheme.
Directed by Craig Clyde
Dumb Luck (2003) · 5.6/10 · adventure, comedy, mystery
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