Let's Kill Uncle (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Major Kevin Harrison is Barnaby Harrison's uncle, a decorated war hero and former British commando living on a remote island. He welcomes Barnaby into his home while secretly targeting him for his inh...
Chrissie is a girl Barnaby Harrison's age who travels to the island and will live with Justine. She initially dismisses Barnaby's stories about Major Kevin Harrison as lies, but later discovers that t...
Barnaby Harrison is a twelve-year-old heir to a five-million-dollar estate and the son of Russell Harrison. Sent to live with Major Kevin Harrison, he admires his uncle despite his own constant misbeh...
Justine is Chrissie's aunt and lives on the same remote island as Major Kevin Harrison. From far below a cliff, she notices Barnaby Harrison dangerously close to the edge and shouts, breaking him out...
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Chrissie has come from a broken home and will be living with her Aunt Justine on the island.
Barnaby is sent to live with his uncle, Major Kevin Harrison, on a remote island.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Justine's warning interrupts Kevin's attempt to hypnotically lead Barnaby off the cliffs.
Justine sees Barnaby dangerously close to the cliff edge and shouts, waking him from the hypnotic trance.
Chrissie proposes killing Kevin after discovering that his threat against Barnaby is real.
The two children constantly argue during the boat journey, with Chrissie rejecting Barnaby's stories about Kevin.
A child's admiration turns into a psychological survival contest when an inheritance makes an uncle the intended killer and the children his opposing conspirators.
Directed by William Castle
Let's Kill Uncle (1966) · 5.5/10 · horror, thriller, comedy
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