Dr. David Kelley (played by Joseph Bottoms) is a protagonist in Open House.
Radio psychologist working for KDRX and boyfriend of real estate broker Lisa Grant. He receives distressing calls from the Open House Killer and tracks him to rescue Lisa. Lisa Grant (played by Adrienne Barbeau) is a protagonist in Open House.
Runs Grant Real Estate and is David Kelley's girlfriend. She is abducted by the Open House Killer and leaves cryptic hints during his radio calls to help David locate her. Harry (played by Darwyn Swalve) appears in Open House.
The serial killer dubbed the 'Open House Killer' who targets real estate agents and buyers. He claims the real estate industry drove him to violence, abducts Lisa Grant, and is ultimately killed by Detective Shapiro.
Open House (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dr. David Kelley
(played by Joseph Bottoms) — protagonist
Radio psychologist working for KDRX and boyfriend of real estate broker Lisa Grant. He receives distressing calls from the Open House Killer and tracks him to rescue Lisa.
Lisa Grant
(played by Adrienne Barbeau) — protagonist
Runs Grant Real Estate and is David Kelley's girlfriend. She is abducted by the Open House Killer and leaves cryptic hints during his radio calls to help David locate her.
Harry
(played by Darwyn Swalve) — supporting
The serial killer dubbed the 'Open House Killer' who targets real estate agents and buyers. He claims the real estate industry drove him to violence, abducts Lisa Grant, and is ultimately killed by De...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. David Kelley → Lisa Grant
(Romantic Partner)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Harry → Lisa Grant
(Conflict Abductor)
Harry → Dr. David Kelley
(Narrative Taunter)
Story Analysis
A serial killer turns the real estate world into a chain of murder scenes while using radio broadcasts to justify his violence and provoke pursuit.
