Dr. Struensee (played by Clive Brook) is a protagonist in The Dictator.
Queen Caroline Matilde of Danmark (played by Madeleine Carroll) is a protagonist in The Dictator.
King Christian VII of Danmark (played by Emlyn Williams) appears in The Dictator.
Queen Mother Juliana (played by Helen Haye) appears in The Dictator.
Sir Murray Keith (played by Frank Cellier) appears in The Dictator.
Count Brandt (played by Alfred Drayton) appears in The Dictator.
Prime Minister Guldberg of Denmark (played by Nicholas Hannen) appears in The Dictator.
Lady of the Court (played by Heather Thatcher) appears in The Dictator.
The Dictator (1935) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dr. Struensee
(played by Clive Brook) — protagonist
Queen Caroline Matilde of Danmark
(played by Madeleine Carroll) — protagonist
King Christian VII of Danmark
(played by Emlyn Williams) — supporting
Queen Mother Juliana
(played by Helen Haye) — supporting
Sir Murray Keith
(played by Frank Cellier) — supporting
Count Brandt
(played by Alfred Drayton) — supporting
Prime Minister Guldberg of Denmark
(played by Nicholas Hannen) — supporting
Lady of the Court
(played by Heather Thatcher) — minor
Key Relationships
Queen Caroline Matilde of Danmark → Lady of the Court
(Social Court Aquaintance)
Dr. Struensee → Prime Minister Guldberg of Denmark
(Conflict Political Rival)
Dr. Struensee → Count Brandt
(Social Court Member)
Dr. Struensee → Sir Murray Keith
(Alliance Court Ally)
Queen Mother Juliana → Queen Caroline Matilde of Danmark
(Family Mother In Law)
Dr. Struensee → King Christian VII of Danmark
(Professional Physician Patient)
King Christian VII of Danmark → Queen Mother Juliana
(Family Mother Son)
Dr. Struensee → Queen Caroline Matilde of Danmark
(Romantic Lovers)
Story Analysis
A historical drama about the tragic affair between Queen Caroline Matilda of Denmark and her royal physician Dr. Struensee in the 18th century Danish court.
