The List (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Desmond Larochette is a senior figure in the List who welcomes Renny Jacobsen into the organization with a Corvette and money. He later explains the group’s history, Renny’s connection to Amos Candler...
Renny Jacobsen is the attorney and central protagonist, summoned to Charleston after his father’s death and unexpectedly made heir to the estate. His involvement with the List brings wealth, danger, a...
Jo Johnston is Renny Jacobsen’s companion and a source of emotional support as he considers leaving his law firm to write about Southern families who moved to Brazil. She attends List-related gatherin...
Gus Eicholtz is one of the established members of the List whom Renny Jacobsen meets at a Charleston gathering. He belongs to the organization that controls vast wealth and discusses distributing thir...
Daisy Stokes provides shelter to Renny Jacobsen and Jo Johnston and speaks with them about forgiveness and the pain caused by family absence. She also shows Renny a ledger and recounts a warning about...
Amos Candler was one of the twelve people invited to the List’s first meeting in 1863. According to Desmond Larochette, he turned against the organization and later caused his family’s financial ruin....
Thomas Layne is identified as one of the List members present when Renny Jacobsen is introduced to the organization in Charleston. He belongs to the wealthy group involved in the proposal to distribut...
Bart Maxwell is one of the established List members whom Renny Jacobsen encounters at the Charleston gathering. He is part of the organization’s wealthy inner circle, whose members welcome Renny as a...
Michael Flournoy is one of the List members introduced when Renny Jacobsen attends the Charleston gathering. He belongs to the organization that possesses enormous wealth and treats Renny as a new mem...
Jefferson McClintock contacts Renny Jacobsen while Renny is occupied with a major business merger. His call prompts Renny to leave for Charleston after the death of Renny’s father, making Jefferson th...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Desmond explains that Renny is descended from both the Candler and Jacobsen families, linking him to Amos Candler's branch of the List's history.
Desmond welcomes Renny into the List, gives him a Corvette and money, and later tells him that he is the key to resolving the crisis.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jefferson McClintock calls Renny while Renny is handling a major business merger, prompting the events that lead Renny toward Charleston.
Desmond recounts that Amos was one of the original List members but turned against the group and caused his family’s financial ruin.
Thomas and Michael attend the same List gathering with the other named members.
Gus and Thomas are among the List members gathered when Renny is welcomed and the proposed distribution of wealth is discussed.
Gus and Bart attend the same List gathering and participate in the collective context surrounding Renny's induction.
Michael is present with Desmond at the gathering connected to the List, where the group discusses its wealth and Renny's membership.
Thomas attends the List gathering where Desmond welcomes Renny and explains the group's financial arrangements.
Bart attends the List gathering with Desmond and the other members during the discussion of the organization's wealth.
Desmond and Gus are introduced together at the List gathering, where the group treats Renny as a new member and discusses distributing its wealth.
Desmond tells Renny that Jo is somehow involved in the crisis surrounding the List.
Renny brings Jo to Daisy's home, where Daisy offers them shelter and later shows Renny a ledger connected to the danger surrounding the List.
Jo encourages Renny to write his book, attends the List-related gathering with him, and is later connected to the crisis Desmond describes.
A grieving attorney is drawn into an old Southern organization whose wealth, betrayal, and family lineage converge in a mysterious confrontation.
Directed by Gary Wheeler
The List (2007) · 3.4/10 · comedy, mystery, romance, thriller
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