Nanny Killer (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kate Jordan is a financially struggling student who accepts a summer nanny position caring for Jack Martell and Rose Martell. She tries to protect Rose, discipline Jack, and expose what she believes i...
Ms. Grey is the older caretaker who oversees Edward Martell's household and has long served the family. She repeatedly defends Jack, undermines Kate's authority, and uses incidents against Kate before...
Jack Martell is Edward Martell's son and Rose Martell's brother. He is accused of harming others, mistreating Rose, and manipulating situations, although he sometimes claims events were accidental or...
Rose Martell is Edward Martell's daughter and Jack Martell's younger sister, still grieving the death of Elizabeth Martell. She reports Jack's harmful behavior, depends on Kate's protection, and is th...
Edward Martell is the wealthy father of Jack Martell and Rose Martell. While away handling an overseas merger, he leaves Kate in charge of the children and relies on Ms. Grey's account of events. Afte...
Donovan is encountered by Kate while she is attempting to escape with Rose after deciding that the household is unsafe. When their vehicle breaks down, he offers assistance, but the available plot inf...
Starlee is Kate Jordan's friend and the person who suggests the summer nanny position with Edward Martell's wealthy family acquaintance. Her recommendation connects Kate to Jack Martell and Rose Marte...
Elizabeth Martell is Edward Martell's deceased wife and the mother of Jack Martell and Rose Martell. Although she died in an accident the previous year, her hidden recording becomes crucial evidence:...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ms. Grey portrays Kate as incompetent and unstable, takes her phone, and threatens to end her employment.
Kate is hired to care for Rose, protect her from Jack, and help her prepare for a Chilton interview.
Edward hires Kate to care for Jack and Rose while he is away handling an overseas merger.
Elizabeth's hidden recording shows that she was concerned Jack might harm Rose, indicating her protective concern for Rose.
Elizabeth's hidden recording reveals that she feared Jack and believed he might harm Rose, establishing her connection to the children as their mother...
Edward explains that his wife, Elizabeth Martell, died in an accident the previous year.
Edward hires Kate to care for his children, Jack and Rose, while he handles an overseas merger.
Edward is identified as the children's father and makes the decision to send Jack to a military academy.
The siblings accuse one another of violence, including the piano-cover incident and the use of Rose's doll for target practice.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Kate attempts to flee with Rose and their vehicle breaks down, Donovan offers them assistance.
Starlee recommends the position through her connection to Edward's wealthy family acquaintance.
Starlee suggests the summer nanny position to Kate when Kate is struggling with rent and student loans.
Ms. Grey repeatedly defends Jack and insists that Kate is making false accusations against him.
Kate argues that Jack is dangerous after hearing conflicting accounts of his violence and discovering that he used Rose's doll for target practice.
A financially pressured nanny enters a troubled household and becomes trapped while trying to protect a child from hidden danger.
Directed by Jeff Hare
Nanny Killer (2018) · 5.4/10 · thriller, tv-movie
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