Try Me (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Yves-Marie
(played by Pierre-François Martin-Laval) — protagonist
Yves-Marie's father
(played by Pierre Richard) — supporting
Firmin's mother
(played by Marina Foïs) — supporting
Vincent
(played by Kad Merad) — supporting
Jacqueline
(played by Julie Depardieu) — supporting
Jacqueline's father
(played by Wladimir Yordanoff) — supporting
Jacqueline's mother
(played by Isabelle Nanty) — supporting
Jacqueline's colleague
(played by Valérie Bonneton) — supporting
Yves-Marie child
(played by Arnaud Marciszewer) — minor
Firmin
(played by Jules-Angelo Bigarnet) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jacqueline's mother → Jacqueline
(mother)
Jacqueline's father → Jacqueline
(father)
Firmin's mother → Firmin
(mother)
Yves-Marie's father → Yves-Marie
(father)
Jacqueline's colleague → Jacqueline
(colleague)
Yves-Marie → Jacqueline's mother
(Family Prospective Son-in-Law) — His unexpected announcement draws Jacqueline's mother into an awkward family conversation about the proposed marriage.
At a family gathering, Yves-Marie announces his intention to marry Jacqueline, surprising her parents, who had not been told about the plan.
Yves-Marie → Jacqueline's father
(Family Prospective Son-in-Law) — Yves-Marie's marriage announcement catches Jacqueline's father by surprise and makes the family's unresolved assumptions part of the reunion.
At a family gathering, Yves-Marie announces that he intends to marry Jacqueline, surprising her parents, who had not been told about the plan.
Jacqueline → Vincent
(Romantic Current Partner) — Vincent's presence complicates Jacqueline's attempt to see whether her relationship with Yves-Marie can work.
The reunion is complicated because Jacqueline has a life with Vincent, and the family conversation raises questions about her relationship with him.
Yves-Marie child → Jacqueline
(Romantic Childhood Sweethearts) — Their childhood conversation establishes the promise that shapes the adult Yves-Marie and Jacqueline's reunion.
As children, Yves-Marie and Jacqueline talk beneath the stars, and she promises they can marry when he has gone into space.
Yves-Marie → Jacqueline
(Romantic Childhood Sweethearts) — Their childhood promise motivates Yves-Marie's return, but their adult attempt at reconciliation is strained and ends in an argument after Jacqueline says the wedding has been called off.
As children, Yves-Marie asks Jacqueline to marry him, and she promises they can wed once he has gone into space. Years later, they reunite and agree t...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Yves-Marie's father → Firmin's mother
(Social Meet During Search) — They encounter each other while the adults are searching for the children.
The children's escapade leads the adults to search for them and brings Yves-Marie's father into contact with Firmin's mother.
Story Analysis
A childhood marriage promise brings Yves-Marie back to Jacqueline, but their adult second chance is strained by existing relationships, family awkwardness, and escalating mishaps.
Plot Progression
The Promise Returns
— As children, Yves-Marie and Jacqueline link marriage to his going into space. Years later, he fulfills the challenge and returns hoping to marry her.
A Complicated Second Chance
— Jacqueline's life with Vincent makes the reunion complicated, but she and Yves-Marie agree to try their relationship for a limited period. Yves-Marie's father offers advice and lends him the cape asso...
Family and Children's Promises
— Yves-Marie's marriage announcement surprises Jacqueline's parents and leads to awkward questions about Vincent. Meanwhile, the children get into trouble on an outing, insist a promise must be kept, an...
A Trial Unravels
— Yves-Marie and Jacqueline clash over habits, expectations, and a promise. A chain of mishaps culminates in a kitchen fire, Jacqueline calling off the wedding, and an unresolved argument.
Directed by Pierre-François Martin-Laval
Try Me (2006) · 6.1/10 · comedy, romance
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(Q3058703), public domain (CC0).
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