Goin' Coconuts (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A pop singer and performer traveling to Hawaii with his sister Marie. Initially unaware of a stolen necklace, he becomes entangled in a criminal chase after discovering gangsters are after it. He secr...
A pop singer and performer traveling to Hawaii. She unknowingly receives a stolen necklace, which makes her the target of multiple criminal factions. She fights off a burglar, consults the police abou...
The manager and business partner of the performing duo. He handles logistics, hires security, and attempts to cancel performances to protect the stars. He gets caught in the crossfire during the final...
A criminal mastermind and professor who desires a specific necklace. He sends henchmen to retrieve it, surveils the protagonists, and eventually attempts to buy it under false pretenses. He leads a fi...
A henchman working for Wong. He tracks the protagonists, infiltrates their hotel room to steal the necklace, and participates in the final armed chase. He is later apprehended after attempting to infi...
An operative working for Professor Kruse who aggressively pursues the stolen necklace. He murders Charlie to get it, stalks the protagonists, and is severely injured in a car chase, ending up hospital...
The crime boss who originally hired Charlie for the necklace. He coordinates his henchmen, confronts rival criminals at the hotel, and leads the final explosive boat attack to seize the treasure.
A henchman working for Professor Kruse. He assists in surveillance and hotel infiltration. He is later apprehended after attempting to infiltrate the protagonists' stage performance disguised as a pol...
A member of a theft ring who acquires the target necklace. He secretly passes it to Marie under the guise of a church gift, is murdered on the flight to Hawaii to silence him, and his death triggers t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ito accompanies Kruse to the hospital, helps with surveillance, checks into the hotel beside Marie, and joins the attempted stage infiltration.
Webster works for Professor Kruse and calls him after Charlie's death to report that the necklace may have been hidden.
Mickey reports to Wong at the hotel and follows Wong's efforts to recover the necklace and later the treasure.
Charlie calls Wong to report that he has retrieved the necklace Wong wants, identifying Wong as the person directing the acquisition.
Sid manages the performing duo, hires additional security, and accompanies Marie and Donny during the investigation and final boat expedition.
Sid manages Donny and Marie, handles their travel and security, and discusses whether to cancel their show after the attack.
The plot identifies Donny and Marie as siblings traveling and performing together. Donny repeatedly tries to protect Marie from the criminals pursuing...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alecki investigates the jewelry-box fingerprints, provides police protection at the performance, and joins Donny in recovering the submarine treasure.
Mickey ransacks Marie's hotel suite while looking for the necklace, and Marie fights him off before he escapes.
When Webster approaches, Charlie gives the necklace to Marie while claiming it is a gift from his church.
During the flight to Hawaii, Webster kills Charlie with poisoned water after demanding information about the necklace.
Wong's group and Kruse's group separately pursue the necklace, accuse one another in the hotel basement, and later attack each other during the treasu...
A performing sibling duo becomes entangled in a criminal race for a necklace that reveals a sunken submarine treasure.
Directed by Howard Morris
Goin' Coconuts (1978) · 4.3/10 · adventure, comedy
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