Character Relationships in Andover

Adam Slope (played by Jonathan Silverman) is a protagonist in Andover. Genetics professor who marries Dawn, takes out life insurance, and becomes obsessed with cloning her after her death. He rapidly ages multiple clones, kills faulty ones, and covers up his crimes by killing and cloning the investigating insurance agent. He eventually accepts reality and reconciles with Emma. Dawn Slope (played by Jennifer Finnigan) is a protagonist in Andover. Carefree glass blower and Adam's wife whose death in a studio fire triggers the cloning plot. Her genetic material is used to create rapidly aging clones. The final clone, raised by Dawn's parents, eventually falls in love with Clone Adam and marries him. Emma Grady (played by Scout Taylor-Compton) appears in Andover. Adam's overeager grad student who assists in cloning Dawn. Frustrated by his destructive obsession, she initially turns against him, clones an Adam for herself, and later reconciles with Adam after he accepts reality, eventually getting together with him. Shamus Trout (played by Richard Portnow) appears in Andover. Suspicious life insurance agent investigating Adam's home and doubting Dawn's death. He uncovers evidence of multiple clones, confronts Adam for hush money, and is ultimately poisoned and cloned by Adam to cover up the fraud. Camille (played by Gena Shaw) appears in Andover. Harold (played by Richard Kind) appears in Andover. Professor Mitchell (played by Joel Michaely) appears in Andover. Baby Dawn (played by Chloe Doyle) appears in Andover.

Character Relationship Map: Andover

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Characters

Story Analysis

A psychological thriller exploring grief, scientific ethics, and the impossibility of recreating the past.

Plot Progression

  1. Grief and Genetic Ambition
  2. Obsession and External Pressure
  3. Confrontation and Moral Collapse
  4. Acceptance and New Beginnings

Directed by Scott Perlman

Andover (2018) · 5.2/10 · comedy, romance, science-fiction

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