Character Relationship Map: Dr. Coppelius
Dr. Coppelius (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Dr. Coppelius
(played by Walter Slezak) — protagonist
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Franz
(played by Caj Selling) — protagonist
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Briggitta
(played by Eileen Elliott) — supporting
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The Mayor
(played by Luis Prendes) — supporting
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Roman Doll
(played by Veronica Rusmin) — supporting
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Swanhilda / Coppelia
(played by Claudia Corday) — minor
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Spanish Doll
(played by Carmen Rojas) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Swanhilda / Coppelia → Dr. Coppelius
(Meta Doppelgänger) — Swanhilda is a human version of the doll Coppelia
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Spanish Doll → Dr. Coppelius
(Professional Creation) — Spanish Doll is created by Dr. Coppelius
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Roman Doll → Dr. Coppelius
(Professional Creation) — Roman Doll is created by Dr. Coppelius
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The Mayor → Dr. Coppelius
(Professional Authority Figure) — The Mayor has authority over Dr. Coppelius
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Franz → Swanhilda / Coppelia
(Romantic Love Interest) — Franz is in love with Coppelia
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Dr. Coppelius → Swanhilda / Coppelia
(Professional Creator) — Dr. Coppelius creates the doll Coppelia
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Swanhilda / Coppelia → Roman Doll
(Conflict Rival) — Swanhilda competes with Roman Doll for Franz's attention
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Dr. Coppelius → Franz
(Conflict Antagonist) — Dr. Coppelius opposes Franz's relationship with Coppelia
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Briggitta → Franz
(Social Friend) — Briggitta is a friend of Franz
Story Analysis
A silent film adaptation of the ballet Coppelia, exploring love, jealousy, and illusion through visual storytelling
Plot Progression
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Village Whispers
— Introduction of characters and the initial setting of the village, establishing relationships and tensions.
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Workshop Wonders
— Discovery of Dr. Coppelius's workshop and the mysterious Coppelia doll, leading to intrigue and jealousy.
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Dance of Deception
— Swanhilda's investigation and disguise, leading to the climax where truth and illusion blur.
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Final Harmony
— Resolution of conflicts through dance, bringing closure to the romantic entanglements and mysteries.
Directed by Ted Kneeland
Dr. Coppelius (1968) · 7.5/10 · fantasy
Content sources
Related entry on
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(Q5304035), public domain (CC0).
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