Character Relationships in The Bobo
Juan Bautista (played by Peter Sellers) is a protagonist in The Bobo.
Olimpia Segura (played by Britt Ekland) is a protagonist in The Bobo.
Carlos Matabosch (played by Rossano Brazzi) appears in The Bobo.
Francisco Carbonell (played by Adolfo Celi) appears in The Bobo.
Trinity Martinez (played by Hattie Jacques) appears in The Bobo.
Silvestre Flores (played by Ferdy Mayne) appears in The Bobo.
Pepe Gamazo (played by Kenneth Griffith) appears in The Bobo.
Eugenio Gomez (played by Al Lettieri) appears in The Bobo.
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Character Relationship Map: The Bobo
The Bobo (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Juan Bautista
(played by Peter Sellers) — protagonist
Olimpia Segura
(played by Britt Ekland) — protagonist
Carlos Matabosch
(played by Rossano Brazzi) — supporting
Francisco Carbonell
(played by Adolfo Celi) — supporting
Trinity Martinez
(played by Hattie Jacques) — supporting
Silvestre Flores
(played by Ferdy Mayne) — supporting
Pepe Gamazo
(played by Kenneth Griffith) — supporting
Eugenio Gomez
(played by Al Lettieri) — supporting
Luis Castillo
(played by Marne Maitland) — supporting
Pompadour Major Domo
(played by John Wells) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Olimpia Segura → Eugenio Gomez
(Professional Business Partner)
Olimpia Segura → Pompadour Major Domo
(Professional Employer)
Olimpia Segura → Francisco Carbonell
(Romantic Former Lover)
Olimpia Segura → Carlos Matabosch
(Professional Business Associate)
Juan Bautista → Pompadour Major Domo
(Professional Servant)
Juan Bautista → Luis Castillo
(Power Mentor)
Juan Bautista → Silvestre Flores
(Professional Informant)
Juan Bautista → Carlos Matabosch
(Professional Client)
Juan Bautista → Olimpia Segura
(Romantic Suitor)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Olimpia Segura → Silvestre Flores
(Social Contact)
Carlos Matabosch → Francisco Carbonell
(Alliance Business Associates)
Juan Bautista → Eugenio Gomez
(Conflict Competitor)
Juan Bautista → Pepe Gamazo
(Narrative Informant)
Juan Bautista → Trinity Martinez
(Alliance Ally)
Juan Bautista → Francisco Carbonell
(Conflict Rival)
Story Analysis
A romantic comedy about a singing bullfighter who deceives a wealthy socialite to secure his big break
Plot Progression
The Aspiring Bullfighter
The Impossible Task
The Deception Game
The Evening Together
The Performance Break
Directed by Robert Parrish
The Bobo (1967) · 6.2/10 · comedy
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q1999147), public domain (CC0).
Plot breakdown and analysis on this page are AI-generated from the title's synopsis and metadata.