Barry (played by Michael Zorek) is a protagonist in Hot Moves.
One of the four friends who are annoyed that everyone else they know seems to be having sex. He agrees to help the others lose their virginity before the end of the summer, but most of his chances are spoiled by inexperience and bad planning. Michael (played by Adam Silbar) is a protagonist in Hot Moves.
The most sensible boy of the foursome who initially wants to stay with his long-time girlfriend to advance their relationship. After being put off for six months, he grows impatient, breaks up with her, and leaves to seek his fortune elsewhere. Julie Ann (played by Jill Schoelen) appears in Hot Moves.
Heidi (played by Deborah Richter) appears in Hot Moves.
Scotty (played by Johnny Timko) appears in Hot Moves.
One of the four friends in the summer pact to lose his virginity. Like the others, he tries to help the friends succeed, but their attempts are regularly foiled by inexperience and bad planning. Babs (played by Monique Gabrielle) appears in Hot Moves.
Sissy (played by Tami Holbrook) appears in Hot Moves.
Roger (played by Clark Jarrett) appears in Hot Moves.
Hot Moves (1984) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Barry
(played by Michael Zorek) — protagonist
One of the four friends who are annoyed that everyone else they know seems to be having sex. He agrees to help the others lose their virginity before the end of the summer, but most of his chances are...
Michael
(played by Adam Silbar) — protagonist
The most sensible boy of the foursome who initially wants to stay with his long-time girlfriend to advance their relationship. After being put off for six months, he grows impatient, breaks up with he...
Julie Ann
(played by Jill Schoelen) — supporting
Heidi
(played by Deborah Richter) — supporting
Scotty
(played by Johnny Timko) — supporting
One of the four friends in the summer pact to lose his virginity. Like the others, he tries to help the friends succeed, but their attempts are regularly foiled by inexperience and bad planning.
Babs
(played by Monique Gabrielle) — supporting
Sissy
(played by Tami Holbrook) — supporting
Roger
(played by Clark Jarrett) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Scotty → Sissy
(Romantic Potential Romance)
Barry → Babs
(Romantic Potential Romance)
Michael → Heidi
(Romantic Potential Romance)
Michael → Julie Ann
(Romantic Love Interest)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Scotty → Roger
(Social Friend)
Barry → Roger
(Social Friend)
Michael → Roger
(Social Friend)
Barry → Scotty
(Social Friend)
Michael → Scotty
(Social Friend)
Barry → Michael
(Social Best Friend)
Story Analysis
A group of inexperienced friends pursues sexual maturity while Michael ultimately abandons a delayed relationship to seek a new future.
