Character Relationships in Bostock's Cup

Mike Tonker (played by Nick Hancock) is a protagonist in Bostock's Cup. A small-time sports journalist tasked with hosting a gala for Gerry Tudor and Bostock Stanley. He investigates anonymous tips, uncovers hidden documentary footage exposing Tudor's match-fixing and corruption, and publicly reveals the truth, ultimately losing his job despite his intentions. Gerry Tudor (played by Neil Pearson) appears in Bostock's Cup. A prominent sports personality who produced a documentary about Bostock Stanley's 1973-74 season. He secretly manipulated matches through hypnosis, bribery, and illegal player transfers, illegally acquired the team's stadium, and engaged in extramarital affairs. He confesses to his corruption but remains unrepentant about his career prospects. Bertie Masson (played by Tim Healy) appears in Bostock's Cup. The journeyman manager of Bostock Stanley. He initially appoints Mick Wallace as captain and drops Alan Hardy. Later, he angrily confronts Tudor to uncover the full extent of his interference in the team, learns the final victory was legitimate, and tells Tudor to face the consequences of his actions.

Character Relationship Map: Bostock's Cup

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Bostock's Cup (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A satirical film exploring sports corruption, media manipulation, and legacy destruction through a documentary screening.

Plot Progression

  1. The Gala and the Documentary
  2. The Archive and the Investigation
  3. The Cup Final and the Exposure
  4. Confrontation and Aftermath

Directed by Marcus Mortimer

Bostock's Cup (1999) · 6.7/10 · comedy