Hamnet (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Agnes is a skilled herbalist and falconer who marries William Shakespeare. She raises their children in Stratford, supports William's theatrical career, and deeply grieves Hamnet's death. She later tr...
William Shakespeare is a writer and actor who leaves Stratford for London to pursue a theatrical career. Struggling with grief after his son Hamnet dies, he channels his pain into writing and rehearsi...
William's mother who initially warns him about Agnes's rumored witch heritage. She later participates in restraining Agnes at home during the difficult childbirth of the twins, reflecting the family's...
Agnes's supportive brother who helps facilitate William's move to London for his acting career. He accompanies Agnes to the Globe Theatre in London, witnessing the premiere of Hamlet alongside her.
The son of William and Agnes, and twin brother to Judith. He dreams of joining his father's theatre company and tragically dies of the bubonic plague at age eleven. His passing deeply inspires William...
The daughter of William and Agnes, and twin sister to Hamnet. Initially appearing stillborn at birth, she miraculously awakens. She later contracts the bubonic plague but recovers after Hamnet stays b...
An actor in the London theatre company who portrays the titular prince in William's production. During the final death scene, his performance moves Agnes, who reaches toward him in a moment of shared...
William's strict father who disapproves of his son's academic and literary pursuits. He physically punishes William for rejecting manual labor, contributing to William's frustration and eventual depar...
Agnes's stepmother who disapproves of Agnes's marriage to William. She later shows Agnes the playbill for Hamlet in London and criticizes her life choices, prompting a firm rebuke from Agnes.
A grieving father channels his loss into a masterpiece while a mother finds closure through art.
Directed by Chloé Zhao
Hamnet (2025) · 7.7/10 · drama, romance, history