Caught (1996) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Husband to Betty and father to Danny. He runs a Jersey City retail fish market, prioritizing the business over family life. He takes in a homeless young man named Nick, training him as an apprentice a...
Wife to Joe and mother to Danny. She feels neglected by Joe's dedication to the fish market and desires to sell the business. She develops a mutual romantic interest with the new apprentice, Nick, lea...
A young homeless man taken in by Joe and Betty. He moves into Danny's old room, becomes Joe's dedicated apprentice, and shares a mutual romantic connection with Betty, causing friction when Danny retu...
Amy returns to Joe and Betty's household with Danny and their baby, Peter. She tells Nick that Danny accused him of taking his family and room, and accused her of having an affair with Nick. Fearing D...
The couple's son who left for Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. Upon returning home, he discovers he has been effectively replaced by Nick and suspects his mother is having an affair with the yo...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Danny returns with Amy and their baby, and Amy tells Nick that Danny accused her of having an affair with Nick.
The plot states that Betty and Nick grow more intimate and recognize that their affair is wrong.
Joe takes Nick in, teaches him the fish trade, and trains him as an apprentice in the store.
The character profile identifies Danny as Betty's son. Danny accuses her of having an affair with Nick.
The character profile identifies Danny as Joe's son. Danny returns home and resents Nick's place in the family and household.
The character profile identifies Joe as Betty's husband, and the plot describes them discussing whether to sell the store.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Amy tells Nick about Danny's accusations and violence, and Nick offers help, saying he has money.
Danny is hostile toward Nick and resents his place in the family; he accuses Nick of stealing his family and room.
A struggling household takes in a homeless young man, whose new place in the family intensifies romantic and familial tensions.
Directed by Robert M. Young
Caught (1996) · 5.7/10 · action, drama, thriller
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