Character Relationships in Big Bully

David Leary (played by Rick Moranis) is a protagonist in Big Bully. David Leary is the protagonist, a divorced author who returns to Hastings to teach creative writing. After his son bullies Kirby, David discovers Kirby's father is Ross Bigger, son of his childhood bully. Facing renewed intimidation, David confronts his past, overcomes his paranoia, reconciles with Ross, and ultimately moves to New York with his new family. Alan (played by Harry Waters, Jr.) appears in Big Bully. Gerry (played by Stuart Pankin) appears in Big Bully. Clark (played by Curtis Armstrong) appears in Big Bully. Clark is a fellow teacher who becomes unsettled by David's paranoia and intimidation issues. He files complaints against David with Principal Kokelar, prompting the principal to warn David to improve his behavior or face replacement for the remainder of the semester.

Character Relationship Map: Big Bully

Big Bully (1996) Poster

Big Bully (1996) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A returning teacher confronts childhood trauma and administrative conflict to achieve personal closure.

Plot Progression

  1. Return to Hastings
  2. Escalating Tensions
  3. Confrontation and Chase
  4. Reconciliation and Departure

Directed by Steve Miner

Big Bully (1996) · 4.7/10 · comedy