Kentucky (1938) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Niece of Peter Goodwin, resides at Elmtree Farm in 1938. Raises horses with her uncle. Meets Jack Dillon unaware of his family background. After her father's death forces a horse auction, she selects...
Grandson of Union Captain John Dillon. Meets Sally in 1938 and offers to train their remaining prize horses. Trains Blue Grass for the Derby. Provides crucial advice during the race that secures victo...
Oldest surviving Goodwin, living as a grumpy elderly man in 1938. Resides at Elmtree Farm and raises horses with his niece Sally. Insists she select Blue Grass over Postman. Collapses and dies followi...
Union Captain who leads soldiers to confiscate prize horses from Elmtree Farm during the Civil War. Kills Thad Goodwin Sr. during the confrontation. Later honors a historical bet with the Goodwin fami...
Descendant of the 1861 Captain. Appears in 1938 to settle a historical bet with Thad Goodwin Jr. Offers Sally two-year-old horses from his farm as compensation after the Goodwin auction. Later eulogiz...
Elite horse breeder at Elmtree Farm during the Civil War. Resists Union confiscation of his horses but is killed by Captain Dillon. His legacy and the confiscated bloodline directly impact the 1938 ti...
Sally's father. His failed cotton speculation leads to financial ruin, forcing the auction of the Goodwin horses. His death triggers the events leading to the farm's loss and Sally's selection of Blue...
A multi-generational drama spanning from the Civil War to the Kentucky Derby, focusing on family feuds, reconciliation, and the bond between humans and horses.
Directed by David Butler
Kentucky (1938) · 6.1/10 · drama, romance
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