The Ritz (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist who checks into a Manhattan gay bathhouse to hide from his murderous brother-in-law, using a fake name. He navigates comedic misunderstandings, avoids advances from Claude, attends a p...
A struggling female entertainer who performs a poolside act with two go-go boys. Initially mistaken for a drag queen and a famous producer by Gaetano, she faces setbacks but eventually secures a poten...
A mobster and Gaetano's brother-in-law who hires a detective to locate him. His true motive is to prevent Gaetano from inheriting half the family estate. After a confrontation at the bathhouse, he rec...
A guest at the bathhouse whom Gaetano encounters and follows to the sauna. He later accompanies Googie to Michael Brick's hotel room, playing a minor role in the unfolding events.
A former U.S. Army acquaintance who frequents the bathhouse and sexually propositions Gaetano. He accidentally disrupts Googie's performance, is tossed down a laundry chute, and later assists Gaetano...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gaetano recognizes Claude from their time together in the U.S. Army.
The plot identifies Carmine as Gaetano's brother-in-law and states that Carmine wants to prevent Gaetano from inheriting half of the family estate.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After waking, Carmine accuses the guests of molesting his sister and searches the bathhouse for Gaetano, placing Googie among those caught in the conf...
Chris and Googie both arrive at the detective's hotel room during the unfolding attempt to protect Gaetano.
Gaetano meets Chris at the Ritz and follows him to the sauna.
Claude trips over an electric wire during Googie’s act, ruining the performance, and Googie responds by throwing him down the laundry chute.
Gaetano meets Googie at the Ritz, watches her poolside act, and later learns that his assumptions about her identity were mistaken.
A frightened man hides from a murderous relative inside a chaotic bathhouse, where mistaken identities turn danger into comic survival.
Directed by Richard Lester
The Ritz (1976) · 6/10 · comedy, crime
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