Character Relationships in Robotropolis
Christiane Nouveau (played by Zoe Naylor) is a protagonist in Robotropolis.
Jason Brooks (played by Edward Foy) is a protagonist in Robotropolis.
Danny Ross (played by Graham Sibley) appears in Robotropolis.
Sky Bennett (played by Tonya Cornelisse) appears in Robotropolis.
Lisa (played by Karina Summers) appears in Robotropolis.
Luther Kobler (played by Peer Metze) appears in Robotropolis.
Harlan (played by Jourdan Lee) appears in Robotropolis.
Ben Candliss (played by Daniel Jenkins) appears in Robotropolis.
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Character Relationship Map: Robotropolis
Robotropolis (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Christiane Nouveau
(played by Zoe Naylor) — protagonist
Jason Brooks
(played by Edward Foy) — protagonist
Danny Ross
(played by Graham Sibley) — supporting
Sky Bennett
(played by Tonya Cornelisse) — supporting
Lisa
(played by Karina Summers) — supporting
Luther Kobler
(played by Peer Metze) — supporting
Harlan
(played by Jourdan Lee) — minor
Ben Candliss
(played by Daniel Jenkins) — minor
Gordon Standish
(played by Lani John Tupu) — minor
Dr. Roshan Manik
(played by Remesh Panicker) — minor
Key Relationships
Gordon Standish → Dr. Roshan Manik
(Professional Colleague)
Ben Candliss → Gordon Standish
(Professional Superior)
Luther Kobler → Harlan
(Professional Supervisor)
Lisa → Luther Kobler
(Professional Assistant)
Danny Ross → Sky Bennett
(Professional Colleague)
Jason Brooks → Sky Bennett
(Professional Colleague)
Jason Brooks → Danny Ross
(Professional Colleague)
Christiane Nouveau → Sky Bennett
(Professional Colleague)
Christiane Nouveau → Danny Ross
(Professional Colleague)
Christiane Nouveau → Jason Brooks
(Professional Colleague)
Story Analysis
Survival thriller in a high-tech facility overrun by malfunctioning robots
Plot Progression
Technological Promise
System Failure
Desperate Escape
Directed by Christopher Hatton
Robotropolis (2011) · 3.2/10 · action, adventure, science-fiction, thriller
Content sources
Related entry on
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(Q4395162), public domain (CC0).
