Andrew (played by George Segal) is a protagonist in The Lie.
Anna (played by Shirley Knight) is a protagonist in The Lie.
Lawrence (played by Robert Culp) appears in The Lie.
Bancks (played by Victor Buono) appears in The Lie.
Albert (played by William Daniels) appears in The Lie.
Arnold Edgarton (played by Dean Jagger) appears in The Lie.
Karen (played by Louise Lasser) appears in The Lie.
Esther (played by Mary Ann Mobley) appears in The Lie.
The Lie (1973) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Andrew
(played by George Segal) — protagonist
Anna
(played by Shirley Knight) — protagonist
Lawrence
(played by Robert Culp) — supporting
Bancks
(played by Victor Buono) — supporting
Albert
(played by William Daniels) — supporting
Arnold Edgarton
(played by Dean Jagger) — supporting
Karen
(played by Louise Lasser) — supporting
Esther
(played by Mary Ann Mobley) — supporting
Miss Pratt
(played by Elizabeth Wilson) — supporting
Edward Fredericks
(played by Allan Arbus) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Albert → Arnold Edgarton
(Professional Business Associate)
Anna → Lawrence
(Romantic Complex)
Andrew → Anna
(Family Spouse)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andrew → Albert
(Social Friend)
Anna → Miss Pratt
(Social Confidante)
Lawrence → Edward Fredericks
(Conflict Rival)
Andrew → Miss Pratt
(Social Confidante)
Karen → Esther
(Social Friend)
Andrew → Bancks
(Social Acquaintance)
Andrew → Lawrence
(Social Friend)
Story Analysis
The supplied material identifies a 1973 television drama centered on interactions among wealthy people, but does not provide enough narrative detail for a fuller plot reconstruction.