Sherlock Gnomes (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Highly intelligent detective gnome, logical and observant, solves garden mysteries.
Capulet daughter, romantic lead, brave and compassionate garden gnome.
Montague son, skilled lawnmower racer, loyal friend and Juliet's partner.
Sherlock's assistant, highly skilled in engineering and disguise, secretly manipulative.
Sherlock's resentful ex-fiancée, runs a doll shop, initially hostile.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gnomeo and Juliet are described as a gnome couple, but their relationship becomes strained when Juliet focuses on revitalizing the garden.
Irene is identified as Sherlock's resentful former fiancée and reacts angrily when he and Juliet visit her doll shop.
Watson is introduced as Sherlock's assistant and works with him to investigate the clues.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Irene allows Juliet back into the doll shop after Juliet distances herself from Sherlock, then gives Juliet the clue leading to Traitor's Gate.
Juliet joins the investigation involving Watson and Sherlock, while Watson's apparent death and later revelation directly affect her efforts to save t...
After arguing with Juliet, Gnomeo goes to the museum with Watson in pursuit, and both later participate in the effort to stop the threat.
Gnomeo urges Sherlock to explain the mystery, joins the investigation, and later reunites with Sherlock to thwart the bridge plan.
Sherlock reluctantly allows Juliet and Gnomeo to join the investigation, and later he and Juliet pursue clues together.
A detective investigation exposes betrayal and forces divided allies to reunite before the gnome community is destroyed.
Directed by John Stevenson
Sherlock Gnomes (2018) · 5.7/10 · mystery, adventure, fantasy, family, animation, comedy
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