Character Relationships in Six Bend Trap
Mrs. Metcalf (played by Cathy Barry) is a protagonist in Six Bend Trap.
Gordy Metcalf (played by Dave Courtney) appears in Six Bend Trap.
Dean Metcalf (played by Paul Usher) appears in Six Bend Trap.
Pearl Metcalf (played by Gemma Taylor) appears in Six Bend Trap.
Buffalo Phil (played by Peter Bonner) appears in Six Bend Trap.
Gordy's Heavie (played by Tony Bowden) appears in Six Bend Trap.
The Groom (played by Gregg Lowe) appears in Six Bend Trap.
Uncle Elsie (played by Colin Cuthbert) appears in Six Bend Trap.
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Character Relationship Map: Six Bend Trap
Six Bend Trap (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mrs. Metcalf
(played by Cathy Barry) — protagonist
Gordy Metcalf
(played by Dave Courtney) — supporting
Dean Metcalf
(played by Paul Usher) — supporting
Pearl Metcalf
(played by Gemma Taylor) — supporting
Buffalo Phil
(played by Peter Bonner) — supporting
Gordy's Heavie
(played by Tony Bowden) — supporting
The Groom
(played by Gregg Lowe) — supporting
Uncle Elsie
(played by Colin Cuthbert) — supporting
Danny
(played by Martin Owen) — supporting
Mary Myfani
(played by Lisa Riley) — supporting
Debt Enforcer
(played by Thomas Craig) — supporting
Debt Collector
(played by Terrence Betts) — minor
Gangster
(played by Peter Rnic) — minor
Mifanni's Friend
(played by Ellie Fletcher) — minor
Mark 'Rusty' Knutts
(played by Ian Edwards) — minor
Fat Eddie
(played by Steve Omalley) — minor
Fat Eddie's Wife
(played by Annette Marriette) — minor
Daz Whitehead
(played by Daniel Poyser) — minor
Danny
(played by Martin Owen) — minor
Debbie
(played by Ashlea Sanderson) — minor
Story Analysis
A comedy crime story about three friends caught in a greyhound racing feud between a powerful businessman and a vengeful ex-trainer.
Plot Progression
Tracks and Tensions
The Power Struggle
Collateral Damage
Final Lap
Directed by Mike McCarthy
Six Bend Trap (2007) · 5.8/10 · comedy, crime
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