Cooperstown (1993) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Harry Willette
(played by Alan Arkin) — protagonist
Harry is a baseball pitcher whose professional career fell short of his dreams. He has long envied the greater career success of his former catcher, a jealousy that shapes his view of the past. Guided...
Dave Cormeer
(played by Ed Begley Jr.) — protagonist
Jody
(played by Josh Charles) — supporting
Sid Wiggins
(played by Paul Dooley) — supporting
Raymond Maracle
(played by Graham Greene) — supporting
Raymond is Harry's former catcher, whose greater professional success had long been a source of Harry's jealousy. After his death, he visits Harry as a ghost and guides him through an emotional review...
Little Eddie Mcvee
(played by Charles Haid) — supporting
Cassie Willette
(played by Hope Lange) — supporting
Bridget
(played by Maria Pitillo) — supporting
Lila Kunznick
(played by Ann Wedgeworth) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Harry Willette → Bridget
(Romantic Love Interest) — Romantic relationship in Harry's past
Harry Willette → Sid Wiggins
(Professional Mentor) — Baseball coach or mentor figure
Harry Willette → Dave Cormeer
(Professional Former Teammate) — Baseball pitcher and catcher who played together professionally
Harry Willette → Cassie Willette
(Family Sibling) — Harry and Cassie are siblings
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dave Cormeer → Cassie Willette
(Social Family Friend) — Knew Cassie through Harry
Harry Willette → Lila Kunznick
(Social Acquaintance) — Person from Harry's baseball circle
Harry Willette → Little Eddie Mcvee
(Conflict Rival) — Competing baseball player
Harry Willette → Raymond Maracle
(Alliance Teammate) — Former baseball teammate
Harry Willette → Jody
(Social Friend) — Close friend from Harry's past
Story Analysis
A former pitcher confronts lifelong jealousy through a supernatural journey and learns to find fulfillment in his present life.
Plot Progression
The Weight Of Unfulfilled Dreams
— The former pitcher lives with the disappointment of missing professional baseball success. His former catcher’s greater career intensifies a jealousy that has lasted for years.
The Ghost Returns
— The pitcher is visited by the ghost of his former catcher. The supernatural encounter begins an emotionally difficult journey into the pitcher’s past.
A Journey Through Memory
— Guided by the ghost, the pitcher revisits important moments and relationships. These memories force him to examine the origins of his envy and disappointment.
Beyond Jealousy
— The pitcher gains a new perspective on his life and begins breaking free from his long-held jealousy. He gradually accepts that his current situation has value.
Fulfillment In The Present
— The pitcher overcomes the resentment that shaped his self-image. He finds renewed fulfillment in his current situation and reaches emotional resolution.