Heartbreakers (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Page Conners is Max’s daughter and initially works as her partner in elaborate marriage and divorce cons. She wants to become independent, develops genuine feelings for Jack, and reluctantly tries to...
Jack Withrowe is a beachfront bartender worth millions whom Page targets under a false identity. He becomes genuinely involved with her and proposes marriage, but she later treats the proposal as a co...
William B. Tensy is a wealthy tobacco tycoon and widower chosen as the target of Max and Page’s final joint con. Addicted to his own product, he proposes to Max ahead of schedule, but accidentally cho...
Dean Cumanno is a New Jersey auto-body shop owner and small-time crook whom Max and Page previously deceived through a staged marriage and divorce settlement. He tracks Max down to apologize and propo...
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Dean agrees to help Page and her mother make William's accidental choking death appear to be an accident.
Dean realizes that Page and her mother conned him through a staged marriage and threatens to contact the authorities.
Page works with her mother on a con targeting William B. Tensy, a wealthy tobacco tycoon.
A mother-daughter con operation becomes a struggle between manipulation, protection, genuine love, and personal independence.
Directed by David Mirkin
Heartbreakers (2001) · 6.1/10 · comedy, crime, romance
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