Ringo (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ringo Starr is a successful rock star who feels bored and disillusioned with his life. After meeting his identical double, Ognir Rrats, he proposes that they switch places. As Ognir, Starr experiences...
Ognir's Father is an abusive and controlling parent who takes the money Ognir earns selling maps to celebrities' homes. When Ringo, disguised as Ognir, encounters him, the father drags him home and gr...
Marquine is Ognir Rrats's girlfriend. Ringo encounters her while pretending to be Ognir, before Ognir's father intervenes. Later, after Ringo escapes the police station, he finds Marquine and asks her...
Dr. Nancy is brought in by Marty to help Ognir, who is impersonating Ringo but insists that he is not the rock star. She puts Ognir into a trance and prompts him to imagine himself among famous musici...
George Harrison appears at a press conference about Ringo Starr's concert and tells reporters the story of two identical babies born to different parents. At the end, he reveals that the Ringo Starr w...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Marty enlists Dr. Nancy to place Rrats into a trance so he can imagine himself among famous musicians and remember his identity as Ringo Starr.
While disguised as Ognir Rrats, Ringo encounters Marquine, who is identified in the plot as Rrats's girlfriend.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
George Harrison holds a press conference about the concert and tells reporters the story of two identical babies, later revealing that the performer i...
An exhausted rock star and his identical, frustrated double exchange identities and discover a practical resolution to their conflicting lives.
Directed by Jeff Margolis
Ringo (1978) · 5.6/10 · comedy, music, tv-movie
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