Character Relationship Map: Bob's Your Uncle
Bob's Your Uncle (1942) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Albert Smith
(played by Albert Modley) — protagonist
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Dolly Diehard
(played by Jean Colin) — protagonist
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Jeff Smith
(played by George Bolton) — supporting
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Sgt. Brownfoot
(played by Wally Patch) — supporting
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Maj. Diehard
(played by H.F. Maltby) — supporting
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Stationmaster
(played by Johnnie Schofield) — supporting
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Cpl. Nelson
(played by Bert Linden) — minor
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Pim's Comedy Navy
(played by Alfred Wright) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Albert Smith → Cpl. Nelson
(Professional Colleague) — Both serve together in the home guard
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Albert Smith → Sgt. Brownfoot
(Professional Colleague) — Both serve together in the home guard
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Albert Smith → Maj. Diehard
(Professional Subordinate) — Albert serves under Maj. Diehard in the home guard
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Albert Smith → Dolly Diehard
(Romantic Love Interest) — Albert is deeply in love with Dolly and tries to win her affection
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Dolly Diehard → Maj. Diehard
(Family Father-Daughter) — Dolly is the daughter of Maj. Diehard
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Albert Smith → Jeff Smith
(Family Possible Relative) — They share the same surname suggesting possible family relation
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Albert Smith → Pim's Comedy Navy
(Alliance Fundraising Participant) — Albert works with this group for fundraising events
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Albert Smith → Stationmaster
(Social Community Member) — Albert interacts with the stationmaster during fundraising efforts
Story Analysis
Love and duty during wartime Britain
Plot Progression
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The Call to Duty
— Albert joins the home guard and falls in love with Dolly, setting his ambitious goal.
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The Fundraising Challenge
— Albert faces obstacles in his quest to raise money for a tank while dealing with his commanding officer's skepticism.
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Community Spirit
— Albert gains support from the villagers and Dolly, overcoming setbacks with renewed determination.
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Victory and Recognition
— Albert successfully raises the funds, earns the tank, and wins both Dolly's affection and her father's respect.
Directed by Oswald Mitchell
Bob's Your Uncle (1942) · 5.3/10 · comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q4931597), public domain (CC0).
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