What types of relationships exist in Goin' Coconuts?

Goin' Coconuts features 10 relationships including Social Law Enforcement Ally, Conflict Obstacle, Conflict Target, Conflict Pursuer, Conflict Rival — all analyzed by AI.

How are characters connected in Goin' Coconuts?

The 9 characters in Goin' Coconuts form a network of alliances, conflicts, and complex dynamics. Explore the interactive relationship map to see how each character connects.

Goin' Coconuts (1978) Character Relationships & Connections Map

Name: Goin' Coconuts
Genre: adventure, comedy
Released: 1978
Rating: 4.3
Cast: Donny Osmond, Marie Osmond, Herb Edelman, Kenneth Mars, Ted Cassidy

Character Relationships in Goin' Coconuts

Donny (played by Donny Osmond) is a protagonist in Goin' Coconuts. 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 secretly removes the necklace to protect Marie, leads pursuers on a motorcycle chase, and eventually helps recover a sunken WWII submarine's gold. Marie (played by Marie Osmond) is a protagonist in Goin' Coconuts. 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 about the theft, and eventually discovers the necklace is linked to a map leading to a hidden treasure. Sid (played by Herb Edelman) appears in Goin' Coconuts. 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 chase and is nearly killed on a rigged jet ski before being rescued. Kruse (played by Kenneth Mars) appears in Goin' Coconuts. 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 final armed assault to seize the treasure map and necklace. Alecki (played by Tommy Fujiwara) appears in Goin' Coconuts. Mickey (played by Ted Cassidy) appears in Goin' Coconuts. 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 infiltrate a performance disguised as a police officer. Webster (played by Marc Lawrence) appears in Goin' Coconuts. 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 hospitalized and unable to speak. Tricia (played by Crystin Sinclaire) appears in Goin' Coconuts.

Character Relationship Map: Goin' Coconuts

Goin' Coconuts (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Donny (played by Donny Osmond) — protagonist
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...
Marie (played by Marie Osmond) — protagonist
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...
Sid (played by Herb Edelman) — supporting
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...
Kruse (played by Kenneth Mars) — supporting
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...
Alecki (played by Tommy Fujiwara) — supporting
Mickey (played by Ted Cassidy) — supporting
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...
Webster (played by Marc Lawrence) — supporting
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...
Tricia (played by Crystin Sinclaire) — minor
Wong (played by Khigh Dhiegh) — minor
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.

Key Relationships

Donny → Alecki (Social Law Enforcement Ally)
Tricia → Webster (Conflict Obstacle)
Marie → Webster (Conflict Target)
Donny → Webster (Conflict Pursuer)
Kruse → Wong (Conflict Rival)
Donny → Sid (Professional Manager)
Mickey → Wong (Professional Henchman)
Webster → Kruse (Professional Employer)
Donny → Tricia (Romantic Love Interest)
Donny → Marie (Family Sibling)

Story Analysis

A pop duo's Hawaiian vacation spirals into a criminal conspiracy over a stolen necklace and sunken treasure.

Plot Progression

The Airport Handoff
Chase & Hotel Chaos
Deception & Discovery
Ocean Showdown

Directed by Howard Morris

Goin' Coconuts (1978) · 4.3/10 · adventure, comedy