Vincent Bruce (played by Warren Beatty) is a protagonist in Lilith.
A trainee occupational therapist and troubled ex-soldier who becomes fascinated by patient Lilith Arthur. He helps her leave the institution, falls in love with her, and grows jealous of her relationships. After a destructive incident and Stephen's suicide, he seeks help from his superiors. Lilith Arthur (played by Jean Seberg) is a protagonist in Lilith.
A seductive, artistic, and schizophrenic patient who serves as the film's central figure. She emerges from seclusion, engages in romantic and sexual relationships with Vincent and Mrs. Meaghan, and struggles with traumatic memories of her brother's suicide before descending into a catatonic state. Stephen Evshevsky (played by Peter Fonda) appears in Lilith.
A patient deeply in love with Lilith. After Vincent returns a gift he gave her, Stephen becomes unstable and ultimately commits suicide, an event that deeply impacts Vincent and Lilith.
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Characters
Vincent Bruce
(played by Warren Beatty) — protagonist
A trainee occupational therapist and troubled ex-soldier who becomes fascinated by patient Lilith Arthur. He helps her leave the institution, falls in love with her, and grows jealous of her relations...
Lilith Arthur
(played by Jean Seberg) — protagonist
A seductive, artistic, and schizophrenic patient who serves as the film's central figure. She emerges from seclusion, engages in romantic and sexual relationships with Vincent and Mrs. Meaghan, and st...
Stephen Evshevsky
(played by Peter Fonda) — supporting
A patient deeply in love with Lilith. After Vincent returns a gift he gave her, Stephen becomes unstable and ultimately commits suicide, an event that deeply impacts Vincent and Lilith.
Key Relationships
Lilith Arthur → Stephen Evshevsky
(Romantic Unrequited Admirer)
Vincent Bruce → Stephen Evshevsky
(Conflict Interfering Rival)
Vincent Bruce → Lilith Arthur
(Professional Occupational Therapist)
Story Analysis
A therapist's obsession with a schizophrenic patient leads to tragedy and psychological collapse.
