Character Relationships in The Opponent

Bobby Mulligan (played by Daniel Greene) is a protagonist in The Opponent. Top-billed leading role of the 1988 Italian sports comedy-drama 'The Opponent' (also known as 'Uppercut Man'), directed by Sergio Martino. The character is played by Daniel Greene, who is named first among the three actors credited as starring in the film. Martin Duranti (played by Giuliano Gemma) is a protagonist in The Opponent. One of the three principal roles of the 1988 Italian sports comedy-drama 'The Opponent', played by Giuliano Gemma, the second actor credited as starring in the film directed by Sergio Martino. Victor (played by Ernest Borgnine) appears in The Opponent. One of the three principal roles of the 1988 Italian sports comedy-drama 'The Opponent', played by Ernest Borgnine, the third actor credited as starring in the film directed by Sergio Martino. Anne (played by Keely Shaye Brosnan) appears in The Opponent. Gilda Duranti (played by Mary Stavin) appears in The Opponent. Pappy (played by Scotty Gallin) appears in The Opponent. Duncan (played by Lenny Moore) appears in The Opponent. Larry (played by Bill Wohrman) appears in The Opponent.

Character Relationship Map: The Opponent

The Opponent (1988) Poster

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Characters

Canonical Relationships

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Story Dynamics

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Story Analysis

A sport comedy-drama film with limited plot details in the provided reference.

Plot Progression

  1. Lead Cast Introduction
  2. Supporting Roster
  3. Minor Roles Listing
  4. Reference Compilation

Directed by Sergio Martino

The Opponent (1988) · 6/10 · action

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