Name: Broken Record
Genre: drama
Released: 2014
Cast: Steven Patrick, John Gaffney, Darren McColl, Alan Cuthbert, Paul Massie

Broken Record (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Frasier (played by Steven Patrick) — protagonist
A removal-company worker in East Kilbride who discovers a trunk of gramophone records with Tam in an empty flat. After Jim notices the find, Frasier joins Tam in a plan to take the records, then visit...
Tam (played by John Gaffney) — supporting
Frasier's fellow removal-company worker, who discovers the trunk of gramophone records with him in an empty flat. Tam joins the plan to steal the records after Jim spots them, but expects a substantia...
Jim (played by Darren McColl) — supporting
An on-site painter who spots the trunk of gramophone records that Frasier and Tam found in an empty flat. He wants to share in what he believes may be a valuable discovery, forcing the two workers to...
Cecil Hardcastle (played by Alan Cuthbert) — supporting
A collector and expert on gramophone records whom the record shop owner recommends to Frasier. Frasier shows him the trunk, and Cecil examines the records before offering to buy a handful. His valuati...
Record Shop Owner (played by Paul Massie) — supporting
The owner of a local record shop whom Frasier approaches to find out what the gramophone records might fetch. After inspecting a handful, the owner explains that they do not deal in gramophone records...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Frasier → Cecil Hardcastle (Professional Valuation Seeker And Expert) — Cecil evaluates the records for Frasier.
Frasier visits Cecil and shows him the trunk of records in the boot of his car; Cecil examines them and makes an offer.
Record Shop Owner → Cecil Hardcastle (Professional Referrer) — The shop owner directs Frasier to a more suitable specialist.
The record shop owner says he does not deal with gramophone records and suggests that Frasier contact Cecil Hardcastle, a collector and expert.
Frasier → Record Shop Owner (Professional Customer And Seller) — Frasier seeks a commercial valuation from the shop owner.
Frasier goes to a local record shop to ask what price he can get for the records.
Frasier → Tam (Professional Workmate) — They are employed together and handle the discovery as a working pair.
Frasier and Tam are working together for a removal company when they discover the trunk in an empty flat.

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Frasier → Jim (Conflict Adversary) — Frasier treats Jim as an unwanted claimant to the supposed fortune.
Jim sees the trunk and demands a share, while Frasier and Tam hatch a plan to steal the records for themselves.
Tam → Jim (Conflict Adversary) — Jim's discovery creates a threat to Tam's control of the find.
Jim spots the trunk and wants to join the deal, forcing Frasier and Tam to include him before they plan to steal the records for themselves.

The Locked Cupboard — Frasier and Tam work at an empty flat in East Kilbride and discover a trunk filled with old gramophone records. They mistake the find for a hidden fortune.
A Dangerous Third Partner — Jim, an on-site painter, notices the trunk and wants a share of the deal. Frasier and Tam include him but secretly decide to take the records for themselves.
The Stolen Fortune — Frasier and Tam fake a break-in and steal the trunk from the house. Frasier then begins searching for someone who can identify and value the records.
The Expert's Verdict — The record shop owner redirects Frasier to Cecil Hardcastle, a collector and expert. Cecil examines the records and reveals that each is worth only two pence.
A Fortune In The Bin — Tam expects money, the Ritz, and a Benidorm holiday, but receives only change and the news that the records are worthless. Frasier discards the trunk, only for bin men to believe they have found a for...