Turkey Time (1933) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Max Wheeler
(played by Tom Walls) — protagonist
David Winterton
(played by Ralph Lynn) — protagonist
Rose Adair
(played by Dorothy Hyson) — supporting
Edwin Stoatt
(played by Robertson Hare) — supporting
Edwin is identified as a member of the Stoatt family, whose home in the seaside town of Eden Bay is where the Christmas visitors stay. The visitors’ presence there leads to misunderstandings involving...
Mrs. Gather
(played by Mary Brough) — supporting
Ernestine Stoatt
(played by Norma Varden) — minor
Ernestine is identified as a member of the Stoatt family, whose home in the seaside town of Eden Bay hosts guests for Christmas. The visitors become involved in misunderstandings connected with an imp...
Louise Stoatt
(played by Veronica Rose) — minor
Louise is identified as a member of the Stoatt family, whose home in the seaside town of Eden Bay hosts guests for Christmas. The visitors become involved in misunderstandings connected with an impove...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mrs. Gather → Edwin Stoatt
(Professional Servant) — Household staff member serving the family
Ernestine Stoatt → Louise Stoatt
(Family Mother) — Mother-daughter relationship
Edwin Stoatt → Louise Stoatt
(Family Father) — Father-daughter relationship
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Edwin Stoatt → Max Wheeler
(Social Host) — Host-guest relationship at the Christmas gathering
David Winterton → Rose Adair
(Social Friend) — Guests attending the Christmas celebration together
Max Wheeler → Rose Adair
(Social Friend) — Guests attending the Christmas celebration together
Max Wheeler → David Winterton
(Social Friend) — Guests attending the Christmas celebration together
Story Analysis
Christmas guests staying with the Stoatt family become involved in comic misunderstandings after an impoverished concert performer enters the household situation.
Plot Progression
Christmas at Eden Bay
— A group of guests arrives in the seaside town of Eden Bay for Christmas. Their destination is the home of the Stoatt family.
The Household Gathering
— The visitors settle into the Stoatt family home. The shared stay creates the setting for the film's comic situation.
The Performer Arrives
— An impoverished concert performer becomes involved with the household. The performer's innocent presence changes the dynamic among the guests.
A Web of Misunderstandings
— The guests and household become involved in a series of misunderstandings. The situation develops as an Aldwych-style farce.
Directed by Tom Walls
Turkey Time (1933) · 10/10 · comedy
Content sources
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(Q7855105), public domain (CC0).
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